Philosophy / Religion

			The Four-Crown Princes of Hellowe'en
			       by Draconis Blackthorne

Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, The Wolfman, & The Creature from The Black Lagoon have their
parallels to The Four-Crown Princes of Hell. These characters are taken from classic motion picture
portrayals, as in Bela Lugosi, Max Schreck, Boris Karloff, & Lon Chaney. I received this diabolical
revelation while pondering My figurines of same. 

                                  Dracula = Lucifer / Air / 3 o'clock.
                               Frankenstein = Satan / Fire / 13 o'clock.
                               The Wolfman = Belial / Earth / 9 o'clock.
                             The Creature = Leviathan / Water / 6 o'clock. 

Dracula

     Represents Lucifer in these respects: traditional vampiric lore depicts the vampire as      transforming into
     a bat {a creature of air}, & mist {an element of air}.
     The vampire is a gentleman, as female vampires are ladies. They are highly educated, with      upmost
     considerations for diction, etiquette, & deportment. They are highly educated.
     Most of the time, the image of the vampire, as signified from Bela Lugosi & Felic Murnau's      Count
     Orlock, demonstrates the thinnish physique of the 3 o'clock on the LaVey Personality      Synthesizer. He
     / She is transluscent, very pale, & usually prefers solitude, except when hunting prey. 

Frankenstein's Monster
Represents Satan, in that it was lightning, or "fire from the sky", which brought him to life. The physique is
depicted as the 12 o'clock, & is domineering, aggressive & impulsive, as depicted in the classics. 

The Wolfman
Represents Belial, in that the wolf is a mammal of earth, the woods, & is often depicted with a 9 o'clock
physique, with a penchant for consuming much. 

The Creature from The Black Lagoon
Represents Leviathan, as it is a creature of water, & is depicted with a 6 o'clock physique, & moves fluidly.