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Seal-of-Metatron β Cynthia Velasquez: Temptation?
Published: 2011-05-13 18:21:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 5154; Favourites: 70; Downloads: 118
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And (even though it kid of pains me to show this) YES, I've drawn Cynthia aka. 16121 or Victim 16. The sluttiest of sluts. The one character of "SH4" that I truly despise... But since it's a series of all Walt's victims, it had to be done.Actually, I'm not sure what her cause of death was but since the whole room where she laid was practically covered with blood, I supposed she was brutally stabbed by Walter! Or she just had her overly violent period... Either way, it serves her right...
Why is her theme of murder "Temptation" anyway? More like "Disgust". And what's with the "Grudge"-rip-off? She didn't have that long hair, and it wasn't black...
Theme of murder: Temptation
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Pffffffffttt... Cynthia, I'm being tormented by a wandering sociopath, so don't waste my time by hitting on me. Her ghost manifestation has elements of the Onryo. Onryo are the embodiments of hate, especially after a murderous death.
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Idk, I was very sad when Cynthia died (maybe because "Room of Angel")
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She also kinda reminds me of Sadako and Kayako. In which Kayako is the scariest one of all!
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True I don't know why her hair is black and long but I think after her death maybe she removed something
behind her hair thats why her hair is long but I don't why her hair is black? That's all I can say for now.
I love it anyway! But its sad when she's dead and turned into a ghost.
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The details and color work extremely well!
Cynthia is Temptation because to Walter, she was the embodiment of lust. I mean, think about it, she was a girl that had the right parts, and knew how to use them to seduce men. Dark forces tempt people to sin, so Walter saw giving into Cynthia's charms (he did approach her once) as also giving into the temptation to commit adultery. True, Cynthia rejected him, but the point was that he still was ready to give in to lust.
It's not a Grudge rip-off. The Japanese believe in ghosts called onriyo. When a person dies, and has an extreme emtoion left (usually hate), he or she (usually a she) returns as an onriyo, known for its trademark long black hair. The black hair contrasts with pale skin (notice that Cynthia is completely white-washed as a ghost). Black and white together is Japense culture symbolize death. Cynthia was killed before her time, so of course she would be furious towards Walter. The problem is, she either cannot tell the difference between Walter and Henry while in ghost form, or Walter is controlling her.
Richard also has a characteristic an of an onriyo: the death rattle. His fiery temper makes it easy to understand that he also is furious with Walter. He also looks black and white from being fried in the electric chair.
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Nice one. Stole my thunder but nice one. Lol. And nice Japanese cultural lesson. Loves learning more about them.
Though i think Cynthia knows its Henry because she keeps wailing 'You said it was a dream.' from time to time, probably meaning she holds a bit of ill will towards him also for his lying, even if it was to comfort her.
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Hey, no problem!
Good point.
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Its an onryo (Vengeful ghost), thats what she is based off. I hated her...she creeped me out big time! Awesome pic of her by the way
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Actually, Cynthia, the grudge, and the ring are all a type of ghost called "onryΕ"
Cynthia being turned into this ghost makes sense, because they usually happen when a woman is killed in a brutal way.
Olay I'm done XD, Love the pic! There not enough pictures of her in ghosty form. :3
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Ahaaaaaa~ Now that you put it that way, it makes perfect sense
And thanks for the kind words!
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Lolz! XD
You bet, great picture ^^
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pretty cool! thanks for uploading it to the group!
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One of the reasons why I love Walter: HE KILLED CYNTHIA!!!
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Especially since you barely can see her face...
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exactly 
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I am having a Grudge feelin to this one...
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