Sebastian, Nathaniel, and Zoe had thought that their days of heroism had come to an end. Having survived the cursed soul of an ancient king and the wrath of a maleficent sorcerer, they have found sanctuary within a city shrouded in mystery. However, their journey has just begun.
Psychic vampires, feeding upon memories, transform their victims into horrid abominations. Wolves that take human form hide within human civilizations. Spirits of the dead haunt the living as ancient sorcery guides the final days of the Age of Shadows. There is no haven to turn to.
So much for the quiet life.
Music often inspires scenes, helps mold the tone of a narrative, and in some cases, defines a character.
What follows is a collection of songs that are the soundtrack to this novel.
The song creates a tone that is perfect for the opening of the movie. Scenes from the previous movie are displayed to fill in for those who didn't see the first one plays during the opening credits. It’s a perfect reflection of a story element where a powerful vampire has arrived in a region to provide aid to the locals.
There is a large scale war that occurs near the end of the novel. There is nothing optimistic or hopeful about this war. Going into it, the protagonists believe that there is no way they'll survive. They feel they may not be able to stop what is about to occur. This reflects the hopeless feeling of those involved with the war.
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Silhouette of the Moon : The Movie
Sebastian
Sebastian copes with the horrors he has been exposed to throughout his life with a smile and a joke. To do otherwise would allow the weight of the world to crush his spirit. Why fight when you can talk your way out of a situation or better yet, run away? With guile, intelligence, and quick wit, he survives in an unforgiving world.
Nathaniel
Played by:
Paul Rudd
Nathaniel is a blending of a hero and comedy relief which describes the strengths of this actor. He can be a noble character at heart, wanting to do the right thing, but hesitating to sacrifice himself to do so. He would be able to portray a character that is not a coward, but that voice of reason to the absurdity of such decisions.
Zoe
Played by:
Alicia Vikander
Alicia will be able to both a strict action hero one moment and a warm, charming friend in the next scene. This combination of savior to two often inept companions while being a close friend for them to connect to as a trio, allows this actress to bring the two sides of the character's persona together in an ideal way.
Leandra
Played by:
Noomi Rapace
She can be a powerful woman who can instantly silent others with a look. She has such a unique look to her that helps her stand out as someone that is unlike the common man. She can play around with dialogue to create a unique accent that will tantalize the imagination and has the ability to handle action sequences.
Adam
Played by:
Peter Dinklage
He is able to present a snarky, sarcastic tone to what is an otherwise a serious moment. Adam speaks in a serious, nearly monotone voice, but what he often says is comedic in nature. Peter can present this dry wit, a sharp remark that can be both insulting and provocative, a perfect balance for the character.
Vincentius
Played by:
Henry Cavill
Vincentius is a centuries old vampire living in the shadow of a great evil for hundreds of years wanting to find a noble path while barely keeping himself on the ledge that would plunge him into the abyss. Henry can be this powerful presence as well as reveal the duality that his character is struggling with.
Ferot
Played by:
Jason Momoa
He has a presence to him that would bring Ferot to life without being aggressive about it. The character is a dominating force without needing to prove it. He would be able to create this sense of power ideal for a character. He could embody a wolf in human form, not the typical werewolf which is a human taking wolf form.
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Bonus Scene: Not Found In Book
In a movie/television presentation of Silhouette of the Moon, there is an over the top, silly, complete break from the somber tone of the movie. It's a bonus scene where the cast, while still in full costume, does a homage to Michael Jackson's Thriller. I pictured these incredible characters doing something totally unexpected, which would be perfect for a series involving Sebastian and Nathaniel who often break away from a serious moment to bring humor into a scene. It will be a great way to cap off the roller coaster of emotions that was the two-part series with something that I have fond memories of. The idea of the entire cast doing the Thriller dance sequence at the end feels epic to me.
Hidden Author
Where would the Author make a cameo?
Stan Lee is notorious for making a cameo in movies and television series based off his written works. With that in mind, where would the author of this novel make an appearance in a visual adaptation of the book?
At the end of the novel, Sebastian is telling the story of the events as they took place with a dramatic flare in disguise as an elder man. A small crowd is gathered, listening to what he has to tell them with focused intent, hanging off his every word. Among them is the author, enjoying the experience, as if he had lived through those experiences himself. After the story is told and his audience disperses, the author is the last to turn away as the elder man telling the story departs.
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