I.            (pgs. 129) Jag gillar mun, fortsätt

                                i.            (Swedish) I like mouth, keep it up

    II.            (pgs. 129) Det är det fan, skrik åt mig. Jag tycker om att skrika, jag gillar smärta och plåga, och jag kommer att göra alla dessa saker mot dig tills du ber mig att sluta och sedan kanske mer.

                                i.            (Swedish) That's it damn it, shout at me. I like to scream, I like pain and torment, and I will do all these things to you until you ask me to stop and then maybe more.

 III.            (pgs. 165) Asinos

                                i.            (Italian) donkeys

 IV.            (pgs. 174) Fratello mio, non dire che non te l'avevo detto

                                i.            (Italian) My brother, don't say I didn't tell you

    V.            (pgs. 175) Che è mio

                                i.            (Italian) Which is mine

 VI.            (pgs. 177) Buongiorno

                                i.            (Italian) Good Morning

VII.            (pgs. 177) Buongiorno, capo di tutti i capi

                                i.            (Italian) Good morning, boss of all bosses

VIII.            (pgs. 177) Chiamo in segno di cortesia, hai preso qualcosa che non ti appartiene

                                i.            (Italian) I'm calling out of courtesy, you took something that doesn't belong to you

 IX.            (pgs. 177) Terrore della note

                                i.            (Italian) Terror of the night

    X.            (pgs. 177) Aspetta fratello

                                i.            (Italian) Wait brother

 XI.            (pgs. 178) Famiglia della madre

                                i.            (Italian) mother's family

XII.            (pgs. 178) Без кинжала нет Вендиго без разрешения старшего.

                                i.            (Russian) Without a dagger, there is no Wendigo without the permission of the elder.

XIII.            (pgs. 178, 179) Mio fratello

                                i.            (Italian) My brother

XIV.            (pgs. 179) Quando verrà, chiudi a chiave porte e finestre, perché se non lo fai le strade scorreranno con il sangue della tua famiglia

                                i.            (Italian) When it comes, lock your doors and windows, because if you don't, the streets will run with your family's blood

XV.            (pgs. 182) Nostra madre

                                i.            (Italian) our mother

XVI.            (pgs. 188, 189) Sambuco

                                i.            (Italian) Elder

XVII.            (pgs. 191) Shiminuki-zai (Noun/verb)

                                i.            (Japanese) Stain, agent, removing

XVIII.            (pgs. 192) Arierat

                                i.            (Romanian) Moron

XIX.            (pgs. 192) şoarece mic

                                i.            (Romanian) Little mouse

XX.            (pgs. 193) Ticălos (Noun)

                                i.            (Romanian) bastard/jerk/asshole

XXI.            (pgs. 193) puşti

                                i.            (Romanian) kid/brat

XXII.            (pgs. 193) Amant

                                i.            (Romanian) lover

XXIII.            (pgs. 193) Băiat tânăr atrăgător

                                i.            (Romanian) Attractive young boy

XXIV.            (pgs. 194) Tatăl meu

                                i.            (Romanian) My father

XXV.            (pgs. 194) Băiat iubit

                                i.            (Romanian) Beloved boy

XXVI.            (pgs. 194)  Fratele tau

                                i.            (Romanian) your brother

XXVII.             (pgs. 195) Băiatul meu iubit

                                i.            (Romanian) my beloved boy

XXVIII.            (pgs. 196) Tekiya

                                i.            Historically, itinerant Japanese merchants who were predecessors to the modern yakuza.

XXIX.            (pgs. 196) Rōnin

                                i.            Name meaning drifter or wanderer, history- hired muscle for gangs or a type of samurai with no master or lord

XXX.            (pgs. 196) Yakuza

                                i.            Organized Japanese crime syndicate.

XXXI.            (pgs. 200) Shintō

                                 i.            Means, “The way of kami.” Indigenous religious beliefs and practices of Japan.

XXXII.            (pgs. 204) Creatura della notte

                                i.            (Italian) Creature of the night

XXXIII.            (pgs. 204) Uno di noi

                                i.            (Italian) One of us

XXXIV.            (pgs. 205) Mio figlio

                                i.            (Italian) My son

XXXV.            (pgs. 216) Pillocks

                                i.            (English) a stupid or silly person