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| “ | “Look at 'em. They're cattle; pieces of meat. What difference does it make how their world ends? Plague... war... famine. Morality doesn't even enter into it. We're just a function of natural selection, man. The new race. | „ |
| ~ Frost proclaiming vampires' superiority to humans. |
Deacon "Deac" Frost is the main antagonist of the 1998 film Blade, the first film of the Blade trilogy.
He was a vampire who was responsible for creating Blade, the Daywalker.
He was portrayed by Stephen Dorff.
What Makes Him Pure Evil?[]
- Bit Vanessa Brooks when she was pregnat with Blade, turning her into the vampire and leading Blade to become half human half vampire hybrid and the Daywalker.
- Was responsible for serial murders across the world.
- Wanted to release the ancient vampire blood god La Magra to conquer the world and turn all humans into vampires, believing the world belongs to vampires and viewing humans as just food.
- Killed his minion and familiar, officer Krieger, when he failed to capture Blade.
- Betrayed and murdered his superior Gitano Dragonetti by exposing him to the sunlight.
- Usurped the power over house of Ereb.
- Captured a girl and tried to kill her, just to taunt Blade.
- Captured Karen Jensen and taunted her with releasing La Magra to the world and conquering Earth, turning all humans into vampires.
- Captured Blade, and showed him his mother, revealing that it was him who bit her.
- Used Blade's blood for the ritual and tortured him by taking away his serum, making him suffer from thirst.
- Betrayed and sacrificed the vampire elders of house Ereb for the ritual.
- Merged with La Magra, intending to take over the world.
- Tried to kill Blade in a final stroke so that he’ll have no one to stop him.
- His actions provoked disappointment and horror from the vampires of the other clans, as some time after his death, the elder vampire Eli Damaskinos and his human servant Carter Kounen complimented Blade for killing him.
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