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WoodDavers has Darkest Dungeon®

Jul 12, 2017 @ 5:14pm

The fanatic

im just saying he looks like frollo from "The hunchback of notre dame"

Not sure if its just me but i see a similarity, as they both seem to elminate those who they think are evil buy burning them at the stake.

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Xerkie

Jul 12, 2017 @ 5:16pm

Originally posted by WoodDavers:
im just saying he looks like frollo from "The hunchback of notre dame"

Not sure if its just me but i see a similarity, as they both seem to elminate those who they think are evil buy burning them at the stake.

Now that you mention it, there is a strange resemblance.

Hellfire, hellfire!

WoodDavers has Darkest Dungeon®

Jul 12, 2017 @ 7:02pm

Originally posted by Xerkie:
Originally posted by WoodDavers:
im just saying he looks like frollo from "The hunchback of notre dame"

Not sure if its just me but i see a similarity, as they both seem to elminate those who they think are evil buy burning them at the stake.
Now that you mention it, there is a strange resemblance.

Hellfire, hellfire!

Exactly, both are men of the chruch and will commit blasphmous actions just to get something done, excusing their actions by saying its for their faith or the well being of the church.

Morrtanius has Darkest Dungeon®

Jul 12, 2017 @ 10:13pm

Do tell, what 'blasphemous' action does the Flagellant commit? Frollo was all about violating one of his victims, whereas the Flagellant just uses a pain-fetish to express his faith.

Last edited by Morrtanius; Jul 12, 2017 @ 10:13pm

nobody1111 has Darkest Dungeon®

Jul 13, 2017 @ 12:32am

Originally posted by Morrtanius:
Do tell, what 'blasphemous' action does the Flagellant commit? Frollo was all about violating one of his victims, whereas the Flagellant just uses a pain-fetish to express his faith.

he is talking about the fanatic, not the flagellant

Jork

Jul 13, 2017 @ 11:29pm

Originally posted by Morrtanius:
Do tell, what 'blasphemous' action does the Flagellant commit? Frollo was all about violating one of his victims, whereas the Flagellant just uses a pain-fetish to express his faith.

git gud