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* Inverted in ''[[Near Dark]]'', in which the vampires not only aren't rich, but are essentially penniless drifters who steal as well as kill to survive. |
* Inverted in ''[[Near Dark]]'', in which the vampires not only aren't rich, but are essentially penniless drifters who steal as well as kill to survive. |
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* ''[[Lair of the White Worm]]'' features Lady Marsh who, as the name implies, is a noblewoman that often ventures around the world... and yes, she's a vampire to boot. |
* ''[[Lair of the White Worm]]'' features Lady Marsh who, as the name implies, is a noblewoman that often ventures around the world... and yes, she's a vampire to boot. |
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* In Twilight the whole Cullen clan has some pretty swanky digs and a fleet of brand new cars. This is hand waved by portraying the daddy vampire as the town's physician. This causes great amusement to real physicians in rural parts of Washington State. |
* In ''[[Twilight (novel)|Twilight]]'' the whole Cullen clan has some pretty swanky digs and a fleet of brand new cars. This is hand waved by portraying the daddy vampire as the town's physician. This causes great amusement to real physicians in rural parts of Washington State. |
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== Literature == |
== Literature == |
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