“	Do you suppose they celebrate death days on the other side?	”
	— the Nightcrawler, Let No Man Tear Asunder

Contents 1 Summary 2 Guest Cast 3 Detailed Story Recap 4 Vampire Lore 5 Fan Fiction 6 Quotes 7 Notes 7.1 Behind the Scenes 7.2 Continuity 7.3 Canadian Content 7.4 Goofs 8 See Also

SummaryEdit

When a corpse is found with the heart removed, the skill suggests that it may have been removed for a black-market organ transplant.

Guest CastEdit

• Jesse Collins......Hans Victor
• Colette Stevenson......Veronica
• Donna Goodhand......Dr. Valerie Freeman
• Jaya Karsemeyer......Sage Freeman
• Jonathan Potts......Dr. Walters
• Deborah DeMille......prostitute
• Henry Chan......Tattoo Artist
• Kelly Fiddick......Mel Purdy
• Scott Gibson......Malora's boyfriend

Detailed Story RecapEdit

Vampire LoreEdit

The following vampire lore was introduced or referred to in this episode:

• There are vampires involved in the illicit trade in human organs.
• Horses are spooked when vampires are nearby. (See the discussion of this under the section on "Continuity".)

Fan FictionEdit

The following fan fiction was inspired by this episode:

• FK413: Broken Hearts by Greer Watson.

QuotesEdit

NotesEdit

Behind the ScenesEdit

• The German title for this episode is "Das kalte Herz" ("The Cold Heart").

ContinuityEdit

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  This episode suggests a new piece of vampire lore: that horses get spooked when near vampires. However, in the flashback scenes of a number of previous episodes, vampires have no difficulty controlling horses that they ride. In the Season One episode "Hunters", for example, Nick, LaCroix, and Janette are all riding cross-country to escape a posse of vampire hunters. However, although it was almost certainly the scriptwriter's intention to introduce new vampire lore, the information is actually presented by Hans Victor, who thus blames Nick for the accident to Veronica. Nick does not deny the accusation; but then Hans is in no state to accept such a denial, and Nick is prone to guilt. One is free, therefore, to interpret the horses' fear as due to some other cause.

Canadian ContentEdit

• Dr. Valerie Freeman's clinic is located at "Mount Pleasant and Grover". Although the latter (presumably intended to be a minor cross-street) is fictional, Mount Pleasant Road is a major north-south street in central Toronto.

GoofsEdit

See AlsoEdit

• Let No Man Tear Asunder screenshots
• Let No Man Tear Asunder (flashback)