Trevor Belmont Husbando

Trevor Belmont, often referred to simply as "Belmont", is one of the main protagonists in the Netflix original series, Castlevania. He is a monster hunter and the last descendant of the Belmont family, who were (wrongfully) exiled and excommunicated. He was voiced by Richard Armitage in the English version of the show. Trevor is a tall, stocky man with fair skin, short dark brown hair, blue eyes, and a scar over his right eye, as well as a shadow of a beard on his face. He normally wears a long sheep's wool coat and under it he wears a black and gray uniform with yellow details with the Belmont symbol. Trevor is the last of the Belmonts, a family dedicated to monster hunting, so as to protect the citizens of Wallachia. The Belmonts fell on hard times when the Church excommunicated the family and banished them from their ancestral lands. Given practices of the Church's leadership, the excommunication was likely done because the Belmonts knowledge conflicted with the Church's teachings, the association between the Belmonts and the monsters they hunt, the Belmont's martial power, or all of the above reasons. Whatever the case, the excommunication has had a profound influence on Trevor. As when we first meet him, he is nothing like his heroic family of legend or game counterpart, but rather, a flippant, smarmy, unconcerned drunk completely lacking in ambition. His only goals in life being to eat, drink, piss, and sleep. Ironically, Trevor draws many parallels to Dracula in that they have both become misanthropic as a direct result of the Church wrongly prosecuting them and their loved ones. This parallel is exemplified by their very similar statements regarding how the citizens of Wallachia reacted to the Church's misdeeds. Dracula said of the citizens who watched his wife burn that anyone of them could have stood up and said: "No, we won't behave like animals anymore". Trevor similarly observes the Church and the citizens that "For evil bastards to win power, all ordinary people have to do is stand aside and keep quiet". Showing his disdain for the citizens to the extent of spitting on their corpses in passing. But unlike Dracula, who is actively killing humans, Trevor has simply developed a cynical, blunt and apathetic attitude toward the citizens of Wallachia, even so far as to barely feign concern upon seeing a demon carrying a baby's corpse in its mouth. His indifferent and borderline nihilistic nature is likely due to a powerful feeling of resentment for humans in general and his loss of purpose as a monster hunter, making him carefree enough to go on as a wandering alcoholic who protects himself and is content to let citizens suffer the fate they have allowed to befall themselves. Furthermore, he is perpetually gloomy even beyond his own recognition, as noted by Sypha, and weary of the cruelty of the world, but despite this, he maintains something of caustic and smarmy wit about him when interacting with others, even in times of lethal conflict. But despite appearing morally bankrupt, Trevor is still maintains his attributes of being a protector at heart, but sees his assistance and knowledge as being unwanted due to his excommunication. He demonstrates a soft spot and a protective attitude toward those who have been wronged as he has, such as when he goes out of his way defend Elder from a group of priests that would attempt to murder. Upon him being initially drawn into the battle for Gresit when he decides to defend the Speakers, who are helping the townsfolk from the Church's prosecution, he affirms that he is acutely aware of the dangers of prosecution that they face and seeks to be a protector in that capacity for the Speakers. Proving himself to be rather quick and analytical, in direct contrast to his lackadaisical personality. And while the Speaker's own idealism regarding their stance to help Gresit is something he initially scoffs at, it does slowly reinforce and reawaken his familial purpose, further suggesting his innate heroic desires. By nature, he is an exceedingly brave warrior who will jump headfirst into incredibly dangerous and enigmatic situations that most others would hesitate to even embark on. Such as when the group of Speakers that he had encountered elected to stay in Gresit until one of their own (Sypha) had returned, with none of them actually going out and searching for her themselves. Prompting Trevor to do the task for them. Amid these scenarios, he tends to keep a calm, calculated and collected nature about him that allows him to think rationally and instinctively. However, while normally focused and filled with conviction, he is rather susceptible to allowing his emotions to get the better of him in the heat of the moment, making him incredibly shortsighted and impulsive, such as when he attacks Dracula with nothing but his fists, due to him injuring Sypha. Although even his Morningstar failed to do damage. A flaw that plays into his normally aggressive and belligerent nature when confronting perceived enemies. When it comes to his relationships and disposition toward vampires, Trevor is prone to quick judgment and intolerance. This is best exemplified when he attacks Alucard. In Trevor's words regarding killing Alucard: "You have fangs, and you sleep in a coffin". Trevor's relationship with Alucard remains adversarial after they agree to work together. Both men come from conflicting backgrounds. They often insult each other and occasionally piss each other off. Though neither would admit it verbally, Trevor and Alucard respect each other. After some time, Trevor and Alucard's adversarial dynamic turns to tough brotherly love. Despite their stark differences, Alucard's respect for Trevor seems to come in part to Trevor's practical mind, bravery, and surprisingly selfless nature, with Trevor saying at the end of their battle, "Killing you was the point. Living through it is just a luxury." Trevor and Sypha quickly grow close during the war on Dracula. After the war, Sypha tells Trevor she wants him to stay with her as they go on further adventures. She notes that since they met, he had regained purpose, doing what he was born for. Trevor realized she was right, that life was as good now as it had ever been for him. Sypha was the closest person he had to a friend. Trevor accepted Sypha's proposal, saying: "I wouldn't know where else to go or who else to be with". Their relationship became intimate soon afterward. Trevor enjoys his new life as an adventuring hero with Sypha. They work and play off each other well, though Trevor does occasionally question his choice. He also is still learning how to have a girlfriend, pissing her off with his drinking habits. In the end, both support each other through thick and thin, bound by closeness and shared experience.