Today I learned that "Alastor" is in actual demonology and myth (apparently one version being somebody who died in the Trojan war, or the name of one of the horses who carried Hades' chariot), and has also been used as an insult synonymous with "scoundrel". Some versions are an executioner, a punisher of bad deeds. Also described as exceptionally evil sometimes. I wonder if this was intentional by Vivziepop? Hazbin Hotel's Alastor is such an old character, and I don't know for how long she's been interested in demonology. But she's taken inspiration in recent years with the Ars Goetia, such as Stolas, who's commonly pictured as an owl with long legs.
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Today I learned that "Alastor" is in actual demonology and myth (apparently one version being somebody who died in the Trojan war, or the name of one of the horses who carried Hades' chariot), and has also been used as an insult synonymous with "scoundrel". Some versions are an executioner, a punisher of bad deeds. Also described as exceptionally evil sometimes. I wonder if this was intentional by Vivziepop? Hazbin Hotel's Alastor is such an old character, and I don't know for how long she's been interested in demonology. But she's taken inspiration in recent years with the Ars Goetia, such as Stolas, who's commonly pictured as an owl with long legs.
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