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Yeah, the dresses really did seem to refer to menstruation. It makes me believe that the director was trying to scare us by showing women
-expressing themselves
-making decisions for themselves
-having relationships with other women
-not hiding or ignoring menstruation
I only saw it once and it was about a month or so ago - so forgive the details that may be a little hazy - but didn't the bloody dresses tie into a sympathetic bleeding/stigmata thing, with Alucarda or her friend, the protagonist (whose name I forget)?
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