Each Night As You Sleep, I Destroy The World.

Diabolik Lovers - Azusa Mukami (Part 2)

These are masterposts for the translations of all their game routes and translations of their main cd dramas!

Kino’s Masterpost , Carla’s Masterpost, Shin’s Masterpost, Ruki’s Masterpost, Kou’s Masterpost, Yuma’s Masterpost, Azusa’s Masterpost, Shu’s Masterpost, Reiji’s Masterpost, Ayato’s Masterpost, Kanato’s Masterpost, Laito’s Masterpost, Subaru’s Masterpost

PART ONE (Games & Other) - PART TWO (CD Dramas)

Last Update: 14/October/2020

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MAIN CD DRAMAS

MORE BLOOD VOL.4

BLOODY BOUQUET VOL.11

PARA-SELENE VOL.8 *No Translation Para-Selene Mini Drama *Missing

ETERNAL BLOOD VOL.4 Eternal Blood Mini Drama - Missing

ZERO - FLOOR.12 *No Translation Zero Mini Drama *Missing

MORE, MORE BLOOD VOL.10 *No Translation - More, More Blood Mini Drama (Monopolizing Her)*Missing - More, More Blood Mini Drama (Normal School Life)*Missing

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Ten (Somewhat Mundane) Ted Bundy Facts:

His favorite drink was Mickey’s Big Mouth Malt Liquor.

Lost his virginity at the age of 22.  One night while working on a political campaign in Washington, he got drunk at a GOP official’s house and had to be taken to someone else’s house to sleep it off.  As he lay in a semi-conscious state, the lady of the house crawled into bed with him and initiated sex.

Stayed up late at night as a child listening to talk radio instead of music, taking an interest only in the classical station.

His first job, at the age of 21, was working as a busboy at a Seattle yacht club.  He lasted six weeks before he was fired due to multiple instances of him being caught eating the fancy food that was served there.  His second job was at the Olympic Hotel, from which he was quickly fired for stealing waiter tuxedos.

Was prone to calling girlfriend Elizabeth Kloepfer at odd hours to cry about various issues that were bothering him.  While in college, he also showed up at her house many times with an armful of books and research begging her to help him type up a college paper that was due the next day.

Dated two women who were single mothers and enjoyed playing the role of father figure, possibly due to an unconscious craving for the traditional family dynamic since he never knew his biological father.

Was a member of the Republican party despite holding many beliefs that ran counter to the party platform such as an opposition to the Vietnam war, advocacy for gun control, and concern about the civil rights of minorities.

Was preoccupied with looks and how others perceived him. While incarcerated, he was often seen doing jumping jacks and push-ups in his cell in order to keep fit and was known to change his suit several times in one day during the course of his trial.  Despite this obvious vanity, Bundy interestingly denied being egotistical about his appearance and stated that if anything the situation was the exact opposite: “I’m particularly dense, or insensitive, not knowing when a woman’s interested in me.  I’ve been described as handsome, and all this shit, or attractive.  I don’t believe it.  It’s a built-in insecurity.  I don’t believe I’m attractive.”  

Loved the woods.  As a young boy, he enjoyed running around in the forest at night, often nude.  

Had an intense nail-biting habit.  A woman who went on a date with him in 1974 remarked, “I remember looking down at his hands, and his fingernails were chewed down to the quick. ‘It struck me as kind of odd, that somebody who was that charming and handsome would have fingernails like that.” He also sweated and stuttered when nervous.

When does evil begin?

Seeing the headlines about Charles Manson today gave me the idea to make these. Headlines about infamous killers set to their childhood photos.

Top to bottom: Ted Bundy, Richard Ramirez, Jeffrey Dahmer and Dylan Klebold.

“You know, a long time ago being crazy meant something. Nowadays everybody’s crazy.”

— Charles Manson

manson girls

Motives to Kill

What Compels Killers to Kill?

Chronically Aggressive Individuals

Easily frustrated, limited or poor impulse control

Frequently express anger or hostility

Resents authority, defiant with supervisors.

May express hostility through “passive-aggressive” behavior

Believes violence and/or aggression are legitimate responses to various interpersonal problems in life (i.e., if someone provokes you, you fight back)

Although they might never admit it, pleasure or reinforcement is derived from the expression of anger (i.e., it feels good to blow someone off; it makes you feel alive; it gives you a sense of power)

Often display the characteristics of a “stimulus seeker” - they engage in bold, fearless, or reckless behavior and are prone towards substance abuse

Most typically, violence occurs in a situational context: an offense, fight, or disagreement

Sometimes just get carried away in a particular situation (domestic violence, child battering)

Less likely to engage in acts of unexpected “explosive” violence

The Over-Controlled Hostility Type

Rarely display or express anger - they don’t cuss or yell, and may be offended by such

Emotionally rigid and inflexible: appear to be polite, serious, and sober, rarely “loose” or jocular

Cognitively rigid and inflexible: very strict about interpreting rules; usually go for the letter, rather than the spirit of the law

Morally righteous and upstanding: see themselves as “good people”

Often judgmental: see others as “not such good people”

Non-assertive or passive; their passivity causes others to take advantage of them

Anger builds up like in a pressure cooker, before they explode

After the violence, people say that they never expected it, “he always seemed like such a nice guy; he was always so quiet”

The Hurt and Resentful

Feel that people walk on them and that they are never treated fairly

When they are passed over, there is always someone else to blame

Things are easier for everyone else: other people get more and have more advantages.

They do not accept criticism well

In response to reprimands, they develop grudges, which are sometimes deeply held

They are often whiners and complainers, as a matter of attitude

They wallow in their victimization and are psychologically impotent

Violence occurs because they hold grudges and are “impotent” to deal with their anger in other ways

The Traumatized

Aggression occurs in response to a single, massive assault on their identity

Something happens that is potently offensive, absolutely intolerable, and which strips them of all sense of personal power

The essence of their existence (or their manhood) will be destroyed if they do not respond

Violence is predictable & preventable

The Obsessive

Immature and narcissistic individuals who demand or crave attention and affection

Absolutely cannot stand to be deprived of desired gratifications, like a baby who cries because mother removes the breast

When deprived of love, they continue crying: repeated phone calls, following the object of their obsession, etc.

As frustration continues, they escalate: “dead flowers”, punctured tires, suicide gestures

Violence because: “if I can’t have her, nobody can.” … or: “if she won’t have me, she won’t have anything.”

The Paranoid

Jealous Type: Delusionally believes their lover is unfaithful

Persecuted Type: Delusionally believes that people are out to get him

Typically engage in behaviors which make their paranoid beliefs come true

Delusions may reach the point at which the person is grossly out of contact with reality (may be insane).

The Insane

Rare: does not understand the nature and quality of their actions.

More typical: fundamental misperceptions of reality, incapable of rational behavior, delusional beliefs deprive them of the ability to know that their behavior is wrong, beliefs and perceptions are incongruent with reality.

Twisted, psychotic beliefs about what is right, what is wrong, and what is necessary.

The Just Plain Bad & Angry

A combination of most of the above (except for insane): angry, hostile, jealous, resentful, impotent, and disturbed individuals, who are socially isolated, socially inadequate, and who feel worthless

May be seeking attention

May be seeking revenge