hmmm yeah I guess so let's face it immortality but wait does it mean that I can never ever set foot sunlight even if I cover up if so then no I'm too much of a day person
With those rules, no. Seriously, there is not a single vampire variant ANYWHERE in fiction that has rules that stringent. Hell, the vampire novel everyone falsely believes to be the original, that is, Dracula, doesn't have most of those. The Count can go out in sunlight, for example, and isn't super-strong, and so on. And the actual original vampire novel, Carmilla, has even fewer rules than Dracula. Even after them, no vampire has ever had rules that tough and stringent. So anyone who says yes to becoming a vampire given those constraints is pretty damn foolish.Queen Michael said:I want you to imagine that this night, a vampire comes to you and offers to turn you. What would you do in a situation like that?
To make it simple, here's the rules:
Edit: I've noticed I was a bit too vague about the rules, so I added a bit. Feel free to edit your reply or post a new one if this makes you change your mind.
Sunlight hurts like heck. Doesn't make you sparkle, just makes you dead, as in instantly sets you on fire like you're covered with gasoline and I dropped a match on you. You can cover yourself with clothes, but it has to be sunproof and clothes that sunproof don't exist as far as I know. (Edit; I'm told they do exist.)
A stake in the heart'll kill you.
Can't die of old age.
Cross all the running water you like.
Yes, you turn into a bat, but only for an hour a day (or night, whatever).
Yes, you are allergic to garlic.
You need to sleep as usual.
You're super-strong.
You have to eat every third day to survive, but waiting that long'll make you really hungry. Sucking blood once a night makes you quite full. Two people are a lot, and three a vomit-inducing feast.
It has to be human blood that's sucked from a human being or through a straw in a bag of blood. It has to be as fresh as the blood they put in people that have been in accidents. You know, you can't let it coagulate. But you can put it in the freezer and take it out again later. Just keep it reasonably fresh.
No hypno-powers apart from stopping people from running away when you try to zuck their bludd.
No staurophobia. (Fear of crosses or the crucifix.)
Doesn't change your looks apart from the fangs.
Please, ignore all religious implications of turning vamp. In other words, assume that god isn't real. (No offense to religious people.
And here's the thing: You have to be honest. No saying "Sure, cuz vampires are cool!" or "No, vampires SUCK!" You have to seriously tell me what you would do in a situation like that.
According to true vampire rules they are not allowed to step foot within your house without your permission. So that just throws another wrench into the idea that Edward is an actual Vampire.iLikeHippos said:Well, vampires have never existed and never will... But if this human that says it's a "vampire" comes to my house, I'll tell him/her to leave before I bash his/hers brains out with a baseball bat.
I am not easily fooled!