Orbie
I would say that it had to be a great length of time to have come to that.
Like an animal caged up for so long that that’s all it knows.
Could there have been drugs given to these human beings?
I can’t imagine - started to viscerate themselves, eating their body parts, etc.
Aside from the so obvious abuse, they must have also been abused from the start in other ways, no?
But on another level, wouldn’t having to go back to the physical prison spell some kind of freedom to them, after the experience they had? Unless both “prisons” were equal.
Well, all I was saying was that I also love the dark, the darkness…the absence of light. But both give me an appreciation of both.
But darkness can be the freedom of the vampire - that’s his nature and his natural habitat. lol
It is the rising of the sun which becomes his death although vampires have evolved quite a bit lately. lol
I don’t agree with you insofar as the vampire not being able to enter into life - as an immortal, perhaps he can do it more abundantly because he realizes he has sooooooooooooo far to go until. But you can look at it another way. We’re all immortal in a sense until death comes to us - just as is the vampire - until his final death comes to him. Like everyone else, I suppose it depends on the individual how much the undead values life…just as it depends on he would does not have to live in darkness - how much he values life.