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* [[Nightmare Fuel Station Attendant]]: Lolli, a vampire, describes blood-drinking, the worship of dark gods, and murder in the same way that a [[Valley Girl]] would describe going to the mall. |
* [[Nightmare Fuel Station Attendant]]: Lolli, a vampire, describes blood-drinking, the worship of dark gods, and murder in the same way that a [[Valley Girl]] would describe going to the mall. |
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* [[Puberty Superpower|Puberty Vampirism]] |
* [[Puberty Superpower|Puberty Vampirism]] |
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* [[Sealed Evil in a Can]]: Tch'muchgar |
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* [[Shoot the Shaggy Dog]]: At the end of the novel even though Christopher helps destroy an ancient evil, it pits the forces of Light against him for freeing it in the first place. The fact that he helped to destroy it makes the forces of Darkness also his enemies. And since he finds that {{spoiler|vampirism}} is incurable, he can no longer {{spoiler|live with humans}} either. In short the events of the novel accomplished nothing and only succeeded to make Christopher's life worse in every imaginable way. |
* [[Shoot the Shaggy Dog]]: At the end of the novel even though Christopher helps destroy an ancient evil, it pits the forces of Light against him for freeing it in the first place. The fact that he helped to destroy it makes the forces of Darkness also his enemies. And since he finds that {{spoiler|vampirism}} is incurable, he can no longer {{spoiler|live with humans}} either. In short the events of the novel accomplished nothing and only succeeded to make Christopher's life worse in every imaginable way. |
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* [[Torches and Pitchforks]]: How humans respond upon discovering a vampire. |
* [[Torches and Pitchforks]]: How humans respond upon discovering a vampire. |
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