[QUOTE="Icemael"] And why is the castle's drawbridge always open? I mean, Drac could simply close it, and the Belmonts wouldn't be able to enter.semianonymous
Unless your name is Julius. Then you fart-fly your way over the damned drawbridge.Perhaps that's the reason he defeated Dracula. Perhaps none of the other Belmonts even got into the castle -- perhaps all of the games have simply been the Belmonts dreaming about how they'd defeat Dracula, if the goddamn drawbridge wasn't closed.The 1999 game, however, won't be a dream. Julius will jump over the drawbridge and find Dracula, who's actually just an old-ass man who likes solitude. See, all the stuff about vampires, demons and dark powers was just bullsh*t. Every single Belmont had told their children about how they braved Dracula's demon-filled castle "back in the day", when they actually hadn't done sh*t; they just wanted to impress their kids. Since each generation of Belmonts told their kids roughly the same story, rumors of "resurrecting every hundred years" came to be.
After centuries of made-up stories and delusional dreams about defeating Dracula, the clan actually came to believe it and Julius, obsessed as he is, will kill the old man with a single blow(Of course, his mad obsession makes him think it was an epic battle involving fireballs, teleportation and monstrous transformations.). As the credits roll, you'll see how cops find Dracula's corpse, track down Julius, and place him in an insane asylum.
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