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Van Helsing is available on Netflix! Continue reading to learn everything there is to know about the Season 5 finale’s explanation! Vanessa and the rest of the crew strive to release Bathory from Dracula’s possession in the penultimate episode of Van Helsing Season 5. Despite the loss of some of his allies, Dracula is not going to give up easily and still has a way to go. To find out if a season 6 will see the light of day, read this. We tell you all about the explanation for the ending of Season 5 of Van Helsing!
EXPLANATION OF THE END OF SEASON 5 BY VAN HELSING
Bathory is dead, after throwing herself off the edge of a tall building to prevent the Dark One from using her as a pawn. This seriously jeopardizes our heroes’ plan to have him read the ancient scrolls to knock Dracula out while they finish him. However, there might be a saving grace to all of this: Vanessa finds the insignia of the Pentagram of the Dark One on Bathory’s neck, and by slicing it up and grafting it onto her arm, she can use it to enter it. spirit of Dracula. A clever trick.
Back at Resistance Headquarters, Vanessa explains another sleight of hand she has up her sleeve: after merging with Bathory, she can now read the scrolls. It will surely prove useful. This includes the President’s security service, which chases him and Aaron into an engine room where they barricade themselves. A transformed sergeant, Wethers, finds them there and takes Aaron hostage.
Park tries to reason with him, he explains that he knows her hunger and assures her that she can beat it. She gives in and guides the First Family to safety, sacrificing herself to a horde of ravenous vampires in the process. Meanwhile, Van Helsing’s gang has reached the White House Shrine and enters the Oval Office, reading scrolls. Vanessa begins to cast the spell when Dracula steals her voice and knocks out Violet and Jack with a burst of energy.
Dracula is unable to maintain control over Van Helsing and Olivia, and his grasp loosens, allowing Vanessa to continue reciting the scrolls. The words cripple Dracula, and Violet and Jack can pounce on her and dig their teeth into her neck. Vanessa is the recipient of the darkness that has left her body. She makes the ultimate sacrifice by allowing her body to be used as a vessel to hold evil, a decision she regrets.
Things are starting to return to a certain sense of normalcy. Outside, darkness leaves the sky, the sun is shining, and the vampires become human again. The Dark One has been defeated and Olivia Van Dracula is returned to her body, alive and in Violet’s care.
Ivory, too, makes a sacrifice on her side. She decides that at least for now, her destiny is to scour the Earth in search of survivors of the community of sisters. Of course, Jack’s heart breaks upon hearing this, but she too sacrifices her happiness in the service of Ivory’s, knowing that they will be reunited someday.
Axel is also putting his future on hold to take care of Vanessa, the “sleeping beauty,” as he did in the first episode of the series. He isn’t quite ready to give it up yet. We enter Vanessa’s head, where she enjoys her old apartment and old company. Susan is there, and so is Dylan. Is it real? The illusion is as genuine as Vanessa wants it to be, as Susan explains.
