gothic mars

The goth culture had some of its beginning in the early eighties music scene which was an offshoot of the British alternative subculture that was developing at the time. The gothic themes of the macabre and the supernatural are reflected in some of the goth imagery and fashion that many in the goth subculture have embraced…. dark clothing in black and red, victorian and medieval era symbolism and jewelry and clothing, interest in the gothic literature of the late 1700’s, romantic vampirism and Dracula and the blood fascination of Bathory, these are familiar Goth imagery, but the genre has developed to the point where it is not restrictive, and has interesting subsets such as the cybergoth look which can often include alien type bright colors and tubes as accessories.

Black hair and black clothes… goth or not, there is something about being all dressed in black with jet black hair… stunning with a gothic air, pale or tan skinned doesn’t matter, shockingly gorgeous with green eyes piercing from the darkness of a frame of charcoal black hair, fashion or a reflection of the inside

And I stood  there on the sands of the mega sea, and witnessed therion rise up and come forth out of the water, writhing many heads and many horns, and within the antlers crowned, and upon the heads repulsive utterances… And therion was not unlike powerful beasts of earth exuding massive power and authority.

Germanorum tribal goth warrior creating awe in ancient battle, witnessed in musov’s cauldron and the column of trajan, the adornment favored by elder goth and the pride of victors.

The Societatis Draconistrarum non vulgar Order of the Dragon, infamous through the Dragon Prince, was a secret fraternal order of the fifteenth century. The coiled serpent or dragon, symbolic asphyxiation, the artifacts obscured through the centuries. Through justice and peace the motto. Vlad Tepes the most remembered to this modern day and inspiring thought and reflection on mortality and the supernatural.

Countess Elizabeth Bathory, in other european languages as Alzbeta Batoriova nee 1560 Nyirbator Hungary suffered imprisoned death in her own castle 1614 the goth blood countess infamous legend boasting in diary of 650 young victims tortured; her accomplices were executed, she escaped mortal punishment due to her nobility. Erzbeta bathed in blood seeking youthful immortality.