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LadyLilith said:
(Ignoring Twilight 'vampires' because they are really sparklepyres, a type of glittering fairy, not to be confused with the dark, undead vampire. Anne arroz writes true vampires, so that is what I'm going off of.)
Hmm...tough call. I've been obsessed with the species of the vampire for years, and always wishing I they existed. They have always absolutely fascinated me. The undead characteristic especially intrigued me for some reason; it really brought a sense of unholy evil to them, which people completely overlook nowadays so that vampiros have become very blaise and no one can see the true beauty of the myths. It may sound shallow, but when I speak this I'm only thinking of the mythical creature. I have always wanted to be of something higher than a human being. I have wanted to have been born in a different era and lived throughout the years, watching societies crumble to be replaced with new ones. To be untouched por time and disease. I've always wanted to have incredible, superior senses and to lurk in the night, which is still so mysterious to us. To be a predator, the thing you wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley. To have the incredible speed and agility, to be able to explore the oceans because I don't have to breathe. My only weaknesses would be the sun and fogo (which are in a way the same thing). I don't care about beauty, because I think to say that vampiros are beautiful is freaking retarded; it's like putting a cute rosa, -de-rosa bow on a zombie. But I thought maybe a slight perfection to the features the person already had, I know it sounds confusing but it's not the same thing as being astonishingly beautiful. I mean, THEY'RE DEAD, for christ's sake. I don't think they should be attractive, it's stupid and pointless. But I have always just thought that being what a true vamp (in my mind, Anne Rice's) would be amazing. Like I said, just because it's inhuman and sobrenatural and higher than humans in a realm that we don't understand. I hunger to understand it. It sounds so cool.
But wizards/witches are awesome, nuff said about that. I cried for a long time after I turned 11, because part of me actually believed that the wizarding world was really just hiding from Muggles, so that's why no one believed. I thought I would get my letter to Hogwarts; I was so looking progressivo, para a frente to it. Wizards/Witches, like vampires, have also been in my childhood fantasies while growing up. And they are just as fabulous as vampiros are, just in different ways.
Sooo...can I be a witch who becomes a vampire? ^^;;
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