Okay, so, there's something about reading not-the-cliffs-notes version of Bram Stoker's "Dracula" that really helps you appreciate the fact that these people decided to live between an insane asylum and Dracula's creepy house. COME ON, PEOPLE. COULD YOU HAVE PICKED A WORSE LOCATION
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And why on earth would I enjoy the stupidity of others as they place themselves in harm's way? Other than a general sense of schaudenfreude.
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Well, you know--you're a vampire. That's a pretty good reason, right?
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Or are you suggesting that I enjoy pain for pain's sake?
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I find it wholly detestable. Tea is much more to my liking.
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Yeah, but you need the blood to survive, right? I mean, you're not gonna get by on ham sandwiches.
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Small... unpleasantries are a small price to pay for dignity.
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I understand the consequences of my choice, and I stand by it.
And do not ever call me that again.
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Vampires killed one of my best friends a couple years back. So I'm going to stand by that until I get real proof that vamps are anything but beasts.
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It happened once, and I will not allow it to happen again.
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[He's bristling at the "it happened once," but as a guy who has been possessed by a hyena spirit and as a result nearly devoured his best friend, he's willing to maybe give her the benefit of the doubt.]
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As the head of House Alucard, I see no reason to justify myself here. I know that what I say is the truth, and what I say to you will change none of the facts of the matter.
I would much rather partake of tea and sweets than the disgusting act of feeding on another being.
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[I'll be over here, not trusting you.]
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