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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Brown Jenkin" data-source="post: 1135456" data-attributes="member: 2572">A few points that I noticed and will comment on.Because of the whole WW controvery I was paying attention for the word abomination. I only heard it once and that was Viktor's refrence to Lucian and his daughters unborn child. The way I interpreted that line was as a lower case abomination refering to the mixing of the bloods. Yes Lucian was trying to mix the bloodlines later in another way later but the abomination that I interpreted Viktor refering to was not some prophesy but a bigoted hatred for his grandchild having a Lycan father.As for Michael's role in this the way I understood it was that he was the carrier of the ability to mutate the viruses to be compatible with each other. I don't quite understand how Lucian's baby could inherit this ability. As far as I can tell if Lucian or Viktor's daughter ever bit each other and transfered thier respective viruses they would die. Since it is virus based Lucian's baby would only have the vampire virus from his mother and not be a capital A Abomination. Now in order for Lucian or anyone else to carry both viruses they would need Michaels blood to act as a the catalyst that allows both viruses to be compatible. That is why everyone else who was bitten by both died. This also works for the ending where the sequal is setup as Markus is of the same DNA decent as Michael. It was the Lycans who figured out that there was a DNA bloodline that would unite the viruses and they were trying thier hardest to keep the vampires from realizing this. As Markus is of the same DNA line as Michael if the vampires had known this I don't see why the vampires via Markus wouldn't have already become superbeings.Lastly in the opening post they stated that Werewolves were very strong and had regeneration while vampires did not. This is incorrect as Selene demonsted both of those traits. She picked Michael up by the neck one handed and held him against the wall. Additionally Lucian stabed her with a sword and she was bleeding to death but by the next day that wound was completely healed.Edited for clarity and spelling.</blockquote>

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