Castle Dimitrescu

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Background

Castle Dimitrescu was under the control of Duke Cesare, dating back to the 15th century. The noble house was pointed to for many mutilations and murders in the village, which associates to the wine of Sanguis Virginis, also known as the Maidens Blood. During the 1900's, the castle would be taken over by the Neopagan cult, led by Miranda to continue her research on the Cadou. Upon luring Alcina Dimitrescu, a distant relative of the Dimitrescu bloodline, she would become an experiment to see if she would be a proper host for Eva. Deemed a failure for hosting Eva, she was still given a title as one of the 4 lords and was the current owner of the castle, along with her 3 daughters. When Ethan Arrived in the 20th century, a partial amount of the castle was destroyed during their final clash.

Appearance

The castle takes a very gothic appearance on the outside, with large spires and gargoyles all over the rooftops. The inside is mainly regal and well kept, with expensive furniture that date around 17th century filling the rooms.

General Information

Name: Castle Dimitrescu

Origin: Resident Evil

Company: Capcom

Age: Around 500 years

Homeworld: Earth

Address: The Village

Story Role: The 1st main area

Classification: Castle

State of Being: Inorganic

Size: Unknown

Weight: Unknown

Status: Abandoned

Date of Destruction/Abandonment: May 25, 2025

Alignment: Unaligned

Threat Level: Street Threat

Codex Statistics

Cardinality: Finite

Dimensionality: 3-D

Range: Unknown

Intelligence: Mindless

Knowledge: Knowledgeless

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Effects

Nothing notable

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Notable Features

• Inhabitants:
  • Duke Cesare (Formerly)
  • Alcina Dimitrescu (Formerly)
  • Bela Dimitrescu (Formerly)
  • Cassandra Dimitrescu (Formerly)
  • Daniela Dimitrescu (Formerly)
• Areas:
  • Entrance Hall
  • Hall of Four
  • Tower of Worship
• Objects:
  • Dagger of Death's Flowers (Formerly)