About Bloody Mary is a story that Tomato has been brewing for a long time. In order to write it well, it really took a lot of Tomato's brain cells. Haha, but when I saw the creation of the "Epilogue" chapter, Tomato also felt unusually excited. This
It means that Tomato is about to tell the next interesting story for friends again.
Some friends asked whether Tomato Bloody Mary is real or fake. Is there really such a scary thing?
But Tomato doesn’t know how to answer this, because I haven’t tried it, but I have had a Bloody Mary and a glass of strong liquor. You can try it if you have time.
"Bloody Mary" is a very popular term in the West. It is also described in many movies. In Western culture, Bloody Mary is a very old horror legend.
It gained such wide popularity because it first came from a cocktail made from vodka, tomato juice, lemon slices, and celery root. The bright red tomato juice looks like blood, so it is named after it.
Named. During the Prohibition period in the United States, this cocktail was very popular in speakeasies and was called "Nice Tomato Juice."
"Bloody Mary" turns out to be the name of a ghost. It is also a psychic game in the West. It is very popular among girls. To play this psychic game, you only need to walk into a dark bathroom alone and play between the mirror and yourself.
By lighting a candle and then silently saying "ibelieve bloody mary" three times in front of the mirror, "Bloody Mary" can be summoned. It is said that the summoner follows Bloody Mary to which world without exception, and no one knows when the summons was made.
What is the situation, and what is Bloody Mary like? So it’s good to understand it, but don’t try it, otherwise you will be responsible for the consequences!
As a person who likes horror movies and history and culture, I often search for related stuff based on these interests to satisfy my curious heart (people say curiosity killed the cat, and I feel like I am becoming more and more like a cat).
.The historical origin of Bloody Mary interests me. I have collected three common sayings.
The first theory comes from Mary I, the tyrant of the Tudor Dynasty in England (February 18, 1516 to November 17, 1558).
Mary I Mary I (reigned from 1553 to 1558) grew up in the turbulent tide of the European religious reform. At that time, Britain was also a place where Catholicism and Protestantism were fighting to the death. Mary I’s mother, Catherine, was a Spanish princess who believed in Catholicism.
, and her father Henry VIII, in order to divorce her mother, did not hesitate to betray Catholicism, break with the Pope of Rome, support Protestantism in the country, and persecute Catholics. Perhaps due to the above-mentioned growth process, or perhaps due to her own rigidity,
Due to her stubborn character, she became a die-hard Catholic and had a deep-seated hatred of Protestantism. As an adult, she was almost put on trial for treason by Henry VIII because she refused to convert to Protestantism. Later, she had conflicts with the Catholic world at that time.
Defender - King Philip II of Spain married. After ascending the throne, she immediately announced the restoration of Catholicism, adopted a high-pressure policy against Protestants, and massacred radicals among them. During her 5-year reign, more than 300 people were burned to death.
At the stake, including Archbishop Cranmer who dared to declare her parents' marriage invalid and her an illegitimate daughter, countless Protestants were forced to flee abroad. She finally won the British throne with her atrocities
The people called her "Bloody Mary". When she died of illness, it is said that the bells of celebration rang throughout London, and the person who came to the throne was her sister, who later became a famous monarch, Elizabeth I. Countess Lee Custer. Another about
Bloody Mary is said to be the stunning Hungarian beauty in the 18th century, Countess Lee Custer, a French aristocrat (1720? ~ 1789).
Women are beautiful animals, and beauty is the beauty of beauty.
In order to make themselves more beautiful, women use all kinds of strange methods.
But the most bloody beauty method is probably the secret recipe of this woman below.
Legend has it that there are four major haunted houses in Europe. One of the most haunted houses is located on the outskirts of Budapest. This is a medieval castle, and its owner was the very popular Lee Kester.
Countess. In her lifetime, it is said that more than 100 young nobles died in duels for her; even when she was 60 years old, two romantic young poets raised their swords because they could not get her favor.
suicide.
What kind of charm made them crazy like this? How beautiful is she? According to unofficial records, at a grand dinner held by Count Lee Kester, she appeared in front of everyone in a flowing long dress. Black
Her long hair fluttered in the air, and her two beautiful jewel-like eyes contained a breathtaking light. Her fiery red dress was like flowing flames, wrapping her slender body like white jade, and her whole person was like a moving ball of fire.
Elf.
When she stopped, the silver-white moonlight shone in from the window, giving her a charming light. They couldn't figure out whether Countess Lee Custer was an angel who descended to earth along the moonlight, or an angel who descended to earth in the moonlight.
The saint who will follow the moonlight to the heavenly palace.
It is said that her beauty has been maintained for nearly 50 years, and the secret recipe of her beauty is really terrifying. She bathes in blood, and only uses the blood of pure girls, that is, virgins. She believes that only by soaking in their pure blood
, so that she can continue to absorb the essence and keep her young forever. For example, the forest queen (played by Monica Bellucci) in the Hollywood adapted movie "The Brothers Grimm" starring Matt Damon is based on
This is the prototype, that is, relying on the blood of young girls to maintain one's youth.
Before each bath, she would drink at least half a liter of blood to cleanse the dirt in her body. She called this "internal bathing". Once she took a bath, she would kill at least two girls. Just like that, in
During the long and dark 50 years, a total of more than 2,830 girls were killed, and all the bodies were buried under her private bathroom. This was also her idea, because she believed that the souls of girls could drive away aging and dullness.
Because she often bathes in blood, she always has a strong smell of blood on her body. But she never uses any perfume to cover it up and lets it happen naturally. It is even stronger when attending a banquet, because women always have to make some preparations for their beauty before the banquet.
The combination of her beautiful appearance and the smell of blood actually produced an indescribable enchantment that fascinated countless young nobles. For a time, Countess Lee Custer's fame spread far and wide across Europe.
In mainland China, even King Louis XIV of France traveled thousands of miles to fall under his pomegranate skirt. This is where the name of a cocktail called "Bloody Mary" comes from.
Despite this, Countess Lee Custer has never fallen in love with any handsome gentleman who flattered her, because she has always been waiting for the day when her lover appears.
When Countess Lee Custer was 18 years old, a young man came to the castle. At that time, the man was wearing a gorgeous coat. He was alone and said that he passed by while out hunting and felt thirsty and wanted to borrow a glass of water.
Countess Lee Kester fell in love with this handsome, elegant man and persuaded him to stay at the house. But what Countess Lee Kester didn't understand was that this young gentleman never refused.
She was willing to tell her her name. But Countess Lee Custer still tried her best to make him happy in these days in the castle.
Five days later in the morning, the gentleman found Countess Lee Custer and told her that he was leaving. Countess Lee Custer was very sad and confessed to the gentleman in tears.
The true love was revealed, but the gentleman still insisted on leaving. But before going out, the gentleman gave Countess Lee Kester a passionate kiss and told her that maybe one day he would come back to her, hoping that by then Lee Kester would
The Countess of St. Petersburg is still as beautiful as she is now.
The gentleman left, and Countess Lee Custer gradually became depressed in her long thoughts. The housekeeper who had watched her grow up was very anxious, so she took her to see the local priest, hoping to help her find the one she wanted.
Man. But even the priest couldn't do anything because there was no clue. So Countess Lee Custer fell ill in bed in a depression. The housekeeper watched her face getting paler and became very worried. Until one day, I don't know.
I heard somewhere that the blood of young girls can refresh people and restore their beauty. So the housekeeper killed the youngest maid in the family, gave her blood to Countess Lee Custer to drink, and used it to clean her body.
In this way, Countess Lee Custer's spirit is getting better day by day, and her person is becoming more and more beautiful. Countess Lee Custer has been obsessed with the smell of blood since then, and in order to allow herself to wait until the time of the beloved man, she still remains
Young and beautiful, she began to shower with the girl's blood, and the housekeeper kept looking for young and beautiful girls for the Countess, ready to be used by Countess Lee Custer when she needed them.
After that, the countess held a ball in her castle and invited gentlemen from all over the world, hoping to see her lover again one day. However, she was burned alive after the outbreak of the Revolution.
When she was in the bathroom, she still didn't find the man she had thought about and loved her whole life.
No one knows who the mysterious man is. Some say he is Satan (the youngest son of God, who has amazing beauty and wisdom, but made mistakes because of his youthful arrogance, lost his angel wings and fell into hell). Some say he is a wizard, and some say he is a wizard.
People speculate that he has died long ago, or that there is no such person at all.
The story of Bloody Mary ends here. Now Tomato will write for you a story that has been on Tomato's profile for a long time, that is "The Red-Faced Table Fairy". This story has been hanging on Tomato's profile for various reasons and has not been written out. However,
Tomato has now dug a hole for the face of the table. Hehe, everyone is welcome to fill the hole.