In Blood Runs Thick, she appears to Richie as he begins opening the bank safe, telling him to "set her free". They begin biting and when a shaman casts a spell, a snake crawls inside her mouth. In Pilot, she is seen in a flashback running away from many men she then falls into a pit of snakes.
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Throughout From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series Once he was satisfied, he then told her to "act like " and bent her over a desk, proceeding to rape her. He possibly did this to strengthen her bond to him, to make her know that she belonged to him. Carlos was made to leave.Īmancio forced Santánico to repeat the words, "I am a goddess" until he believed her. He believes that Santánico belongs to him. He is soon confronted by Amancio, who doesn't trust Carlos around her.
Amancio watched her dance and renamed her Santánico Pandemonium, erasing the last thing that she had from her past life.Īfter she danced for the first time in the bar, she went in her room and was met by Carlos, who told her she was amazing. In the 19th century, Kisa was made to dance in a way that would lure people to the Twister, so that herself and the other culebras could feed on the patrons. It was decided that because of her refusal to sacrifice to the Lords, she would be given a deep hunger for blood, one severe enough to make it her lifeline. But the priest found her again, and she was punished for not obeying them. As a result, she ran, desperate to be free. This was done as she refused to spill any more blood in the temple she was kept at for the Lords. One snake slithered into her mouth (something that is shown later to be the original cause of turning someone into a culebra).
Once they caught her, they threw her into a pit of snakes, which bit her, causing her to scream. In ancient Mesoamerican times, she attempted to escape from a group of men that were imprisoning her due to her alleged connection to the Gods. Kisa's family was killed by Amancio Malvado when she was younger. 2 Throughout From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series.
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