Now. Way, way, way, way, way, way, way back at the beginning of the book it was mentioned that there was a vampire ballet that Jean-Claude had invited. It was the reason why all these vampire masters had shown up. To see it. To prevent them from in-fighting, Jean-Claude came up with the Brilliant, for a given value of brilliant, idea of distracting them by offering up Anita. Basically saying that she needs a new boy toy and so, they would instead of trying to cause trouble with themselves they would try and cause trouble with Anita.
Anyone remember that
Oh yeah. I think I remember. Why is the vampire ballet so evil? I forgot.
Wait, so...what IS the ballet? I mean, is it a specific ballet, or just a bunch of ballerina vampires jumping around? I...I'm not even sure what the hell is supposed to be going on.
And what is all this 'rolling' everyone seems to be doing?
Also: near-naked guy in a loincloth = verrrry unnattractive. BLEH.
The description of this big blonde guy totally puts me in mind of Brock Sampson. Not that anyone from a universe as brilliant as the Venture-verse would be caught dead in the Anita-verse, of course.
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Anyone remember that
Oh yeah. I think I remember. Why is the vampire ballet so evil? I forgot.
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It's not. At least from what we've heard before. The thing is, ballet = evil should have been telegraphed way in the beginning. Instead of sex.
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Ponder that mental image for a while.
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I'm guessing the pages of plot in the whole book are equal to the number of pages you have left to read of it.
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In THEORY:
Ballet = Plot A
Pregnancy = subplot
Sex: Um...
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And what is all this 'rolling' everyone seems to be doing?
Also: near-naked guy in a loincloth = verrrry unnattractive. BLEH.
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I believe it's the later with the vampires flying around and shit.
rolling = mind fuck
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Ardeur = "Vagina rolling"?
(An interesting mental image...)
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