Laura implores Carmilla to stay at the college, citing they need her assistance to defeat The Dean, and without her, the vampires will likely just abduct Laura. Eventually, she points out that if she flees, The Dean will know that she is guilty of siding with Laura to interdict her plans, and that as long as she remains, The Dean has no definitive proof of her guilt even with Will's testimony. Carmilla reluctantly agrees to stay, if only because she has no other plan of action. And, on a much larger scale, when it turns out that everything Laura did in Season 2 played directly into the Dean's hands, allowing the events of Season 3 to happen. Possibly a subversion, though; it turns out that the universe in which nothing in Season 2 happened was in even worse shape.

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Hollywood Board Games: In "The Heart of the Matter", Guile Hero Laura's intelligence gets to shine in how she destroys the all-seeing Goddess of the Underworld at Scrabble. The latter scores 65 points with the word "TER" and brags about having played her fair share of Scrabble games in her long existence. Laura responds by spelling "QUIXOTRY", thus rising her score to a total of three-hundred and sixty-five points. Laura’s governess who lives with Laura and her father at their schloss. She takes on a motherly role in Laura’s life, as her good nature fills the gap left by the death of Laura’s mother… Laura appears as a common enemy in Portrait of Ruin, no longer seen around her vampire mistress, Carmilla. When first encountered, she will be sitting in a chair. As the player approaches, she will stand up and say: "Here I am!", after which she will walk rapidly toward them. If she gets close enough, she will grab them and start draining their HP. Nat!Laura: Danny told me that Carmilla wants to eat me, and I was like, "Yeah! She's a vampire! Obviously she wants to eat me!" But Danny was like, "No. She wants to eat you." And I was like, "Yeah, Danny, I know she wants to eat me." I just don't understand it!

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Meanwhile, her new roommate Carmilla keeps stealing her chocolate! Oh, and she might be a vampire targeting Laura as her next victim. Season 2 has Laura suffer one, going almost fully catatonic after watching Danny die and then killing Vordenburg.

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Laura and Danny are, despite Carmilla's sarcastic commentary, able to determine that every girl who went missing did so at a party. Additionally, the ones who did go missing went to parties that had things supplied to them by the Alchemy Club. Carmilla points out that the members of the club in question don't have the manpower nor ability to pull off large scale kidnappings, so Laura and Danny decide to interview the women themselves. Their first interviewee, Natalie, acts out with them, paying no attention to their questions and spending much of her time performing odd actions, which leaves them both disturbed. Elsie (played by Paige Haight) [26] is a student at Silas University, Carmilla's 'study-buddy' in the beginning of the first season, and one of the girls who eventually went missing and was saved in season one. In season 3 she is seen again, being used as human labour for the Dean. And the ending of Season 2 is one for both Carmilla and Laura when they realize the Dean isn't dead. If one of us doesn't make it, the other one can't end up like the Dean, mad and bitter and destroying everything we touch. I don't want that to be our story, okay? Our story is that we made each other better." Really 700 Years Old: Carmilla was born in the 1600s. Her mother is even older than her and Will's been around since at least the 1930s. Her sister, Mattie, is 1,200 years old.

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Adaptational Gender Identity: LaFontaine gets their name from a minor character in the original novel, Mademoiselle De Lafontaine, who's one of Laura's governesses, and an upper-class cisgender woman. In the show, LaFontaine is non-binary, and only a couple years older than Laura, now being one of her dorm's RAs.

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Carmilla Karnstein - Carmilla is Laura's love interest and on again, off again girlfriend. Laura first regarded her as a messy, food-stealing, weird-milk-drinking roommate, but even these obstacles are overcome by the budding love between the two. Laura is greatly upset by Carmilla's apparent death at the end of the first season. When Carmilla is revived, they share their first kiss, marking the official start of their romantic relationship.

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You would think waking up an even bigger monster from the twisted imagination of HP Lovecraft would be the end of everything. But, that doesn't really account for the fact that the thing physically cannot get itself out because the hole is too small. a b c Vincent Terrace (2015): Internet Lesbian and Gay Television Series, 1996-2014. North Carolina: McFarland & Company. P.24-27 An Aesop: Season 3 supplies the best example. Love is a wonderful thing when you find it, but you can't let it consume everything if it leaves you. Immediately after the mushroom incident, Laura resumes with her video posting, explaining that the mushrooms apparently had the power to zombify victims of the spores they exuded, leading to a massive campus brawl between the infected and the remaining students. During the battle, the Lustig Building was targeted by the zombified-students, who attempted to burn the facility down during the chaos. A combined effort from the remaining students resulted in the defeat of the students and the destruction of the mushrooms, which required a massive amount of fungicide to accomplish. Laura wonders why the zombies targeted the Lustig Building specifically, with Carmilla pointing out that everyone hates the theater students, and that the building has been burned down in the past.

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Bertha Reinfeldt’s devoted uncle and guardian, and a friend of Laura’s father. Though General Spielsdorf once refused to believe in the supernatural and relied wholly on scientific and rational explanation to understand the world… Fantastic Racism: This is initially Played for Laughs, with Lafontaine thinking Laura doesn't want to be speciesist about living with a vampire and Mattie claiming to want to balance the Silas News Network's pro-human bias. However, it becomes a little more serious once Baron Vordenburg starts imprisoning all non-human students and faculty. In Season 1 Episode 36, between Laura and Carmilla, FOUR TIMES lasting nearly TWENTY SECONDS. Season 2 starts with one as well, although its slightly more than a simple kiss..

The second season begins with Laura, Carmilla, LaFontaine, and Perry's return to the Silas campus following the Dean's defeat. Laura decides to investigate the murder of several members of the newspaper staff. Other strange occurrences on campus draw the attention of Carmilla's adoptive sister Mattie and the Silas Board of Governors. Laura and her friends decide to launch an election to replace Mattie as the Chair of the Board with a kindly old baron. Small Role, Big Impact: Betty, twice. It was her disappearance that sparked Laura onto her quest, and it was the idea that Betty had been changed/replaced before Laura met her that led to the connection between all the missing girls. Possibly due to being much younger than Carmilla, Will, after he reveals himself to be a vampire, doesn't display most of these powers, having to conventionally sneak through the door. He does seem to have Carmilla's endurance, considering Laura's snake strike to his throat only momentarily stunned him, and he overpowered Kirsch relatively easily.