#varney

Dracula: He Would Not Fucking Say That

Carmilla: She technically did say that, she absolutely would, but only to one girl

Lord Ruthven: He would say that, if it got him to his target's marriage bed and veins (success)

FIVE YEAR !?! 🤯💘

May 13th marks five years since Varney came into my life?! its hard to believe its been that long,,,, i would say something along the lines of ""I'm surprised he would still mean so much to me, even after all this time, never knew that would happen?!"" but frankly,,,, im not surprised at all 🥰 From the moment i met him i knew he was going to be special, and that he would be with me for for years to come 😭🩵 Especially given the timing of which i met him,,, like i was really going through it, and when things got more messy in my life i was still able to seek comfort in him,,,, i truly felt as if a spark in me finally lit up again knowing Varney 🥹🖤

But for this special day since i been wanting to do a recreation/my own version of The Kiss painting with my ship with Varney for ages,,, sooo figured this would be the perfect time to do so!! 🥰

@gideongrovel

(This is all kind of a ramble sorry!!)

If I had a quid for every time a seemingly nice in9 Reece character that is revealed to have done and/or will do very violent acts used a silly term to avoid swearing, I would have two quid, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it's happened twice.

Although, unlike Varney, Urban breaks this facade a bit later on when he's panicking about the emergency power.

Similar to Varney during that call, Urban is alone when he breaks. Granted, Varney couldn't get away with dropping his plan to hunt and kill Thompson to the figure on the other side of the controller, but he is more free to break any present act he has when his future victim isn't present. And yet he doesn't, which interests me a ton about how much of what Varney shows is and isn't an act to lure in Thompson.

Trevor: Manages a bar. The bar is called Death's Door.

Sypha: Coffee barista who's running a café that doubles as a bookshop.

Alucard: Fencer, figure skater, professional Shakespearean stage actor, is a regular at both the bar and the café.

Greta: Paramedic, also teaches first aid and CPR classes on the side.

Hector: Veterinarian that also volunteers religiously at an animal shelter.

Isaac: Professional Event Photographer (Kind of a weird one, I know, but this is mostly because I imagine Isaac's 'no bullshit' personality would be perfect for corralling large groups of people into formation and keeping them all on schedule.)

Carmilla: Either a fashion model or the CEO of a major fashion company.

Lenore: Assistant to a politician...but she ends up doing all the work and has been quietly plotting her revenge for not getting the recognition she deserves.

Striga: Teaches women's self-defense. Morana attends the class; that's how they met.

Morana: University professor for social studies, psychology, and/or history.

St. Germain: Also university professor, teaching chemistry and/or philosophy.

Godbrand: Coach for some winter related sport. I don't know if he's putting the supportive fear of God into a hockey team or some poor snowboarder, but I'm here for it. Is also a regular at Death's Door.

Varney: That one weird guy who has multiple unrelated occupations, not all of them legit. Lawyer, unlicensed dentist, tax consultant, tailor, etc...

Ratko: Runs a YouTube wilderness survival vlog.

Lisa: Physician (Obviously.)

Dracula: Opera singer. (Don't ask why. I don't know.)

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