Off-topic: I think that you already know, but a lot of your old hosted images doesn't appear properly anymore, instead appearing a "Ezimba" thing. (like some on page 17 on this thread and another ones in another threads).
I'm aware of this. I'm using IMGUR now. The images that have disappeared are not really relevant at this point in time, but if someone wants to see what the vanished image was, I can restore it.
On-topic:
She taught Julius to sense or somehow see if someone is good, right? It have something to do with being able too see a soul color? After all Julius could sense Dracula and Soma inside the same body while fighting remembering Holy Glasses' ability a little (even her description does remind me of this item)
Tell me if Im being too intrusive and you really doesn't want to reveal it.
Yep, that's what she taught him - sensibility, more or less. Your analogy of the Holy Glasses is what I was thinking of. Were Richter or Simon in place of Julius, they'd not take second chances and would slay Soma right there and then and second chances be damned. Dracula is not a subject to be triffled with.
When fighting Soma, Julius expresses that there is nothing he can say that will stop him - this is something learned from Jonathan. Evil WILL try to trick you if you keep listening to it. Dracula did it himself, and the Belmonts were never phazed by his words.
But Julius still sensed Soma inside, and decided to stop. He has gone through this before, and having learned what he did from Cecilia is what made him stop.
Though this still doesn't respond what is this character trait of hers
And as X said above, Soma's and Dracula's soul are one and the same. Julius' line is more about two sides of the same soul fighting for control of the body.
Aria's script says that there are two "spirits" inside Soma. "Spirit" in the
Castlevania context may mean "intention" or "character" because we know a soul in this same context is what inbues one with life.
If we go by greek terminology, Soul (
psyche, mind, personality) is what inbues one with will, while Spirit (
pneuma, breath, air) is what inbues one with life, and this doesn't fit too much with the context above. But, if we go by medieval philosophy, then Pneuma fits more with the "awareness" and "sense of self" meanings while Psyche (turning into
Anima) becomes more like what gives you life, and this is more like what Castlevania shows us. It fits with the fact that the hero is called "Soma" which means "Body."
I'm oversimplifying things for the sake of the thread because I could go the entire day explaining how these terms changed over time (and how psyche and pneuma meant basically the exact same thing in greek), but you catch my drift. I have studied the differences between the three because they play an integral role on the plot's ending
And this is not even getting to the fact that Shinto -- a belief system mentioned to have importance to Castlevania -- ALSO has differences between Soul and Spirit (one human is comprised of one spirit and FOUR souls).