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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Elf_Ariel" data-source="post: 4187323" data-attributes="member: 34891">Hmmm I just (by just I mean yesterday) watched Bloodrayne...  I was -close- to falling asleep by the end of it, though there were some rather intuitive ideas brought up along the way.Someone, somewhere will have to fill me in just how a dhampir (half human, half vamp) is created...coz my poor brain cant figure it out.For the record, I'll be killing James later ;-).But I did come to several conclusions.  To breifly overview (in bold because brief and overview do not make conclusive science) vampires, they come in two packages, the I'm trying to be good sort <good>, and the I've decided to be bad sort<evil>.  It then occurred to me, that the I've decided to be bad sort, would be rather peeved with the I'm trying to be good sorts.  Why?  Well figure this, those little critters dont appreciate their gift, their new strengths and powers or whatever.  They're not going to help develop the 'kind'.  And let's be serious, the world is full of 'kinds' and 'kinds' tend to help one another.  Why else would cities have precincts where like 'kinds' of people gather together?  Tracking back...so here we have the unappreciative vampires, who by all rights shouldn't be vampires.  This is, as I figured it, Belaros' plan for the Nightshades (to bring up the old clan name of which Ariel is/was part of...).  I'm not to put words in his mouth, but truthfully, it's my oppinion too, that an evil vampire really isn't going to think much of a good one.  In fact they're gonna be pretty agro coz those 'ungreatful' sods are drinking all the good foodstuffs around when they're going into bloodlust.  And if they somehow deny the cravings they're still spreading around the idea and often revealing their nature...bad on all levels; when vampires're trying to sneak around out the back and snatch someone through the window!Perhaps...it's just time...for a revival of old methods and times.</blockquote>

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