well in twilight, the venom goes into your system and it supposedly hurts more than anything. it turns you into a vampire and the process takes about 3 days of excrutiating pain.
But no one likes Twilight Vampires. A real vampire would fill your head with things to take your mind of the pain and feed on you while you are unaware. Or simply bite you, feeling pain. You will either die, or they bury you and stay with you until a night has passed, you both then emerge and you become a vampire. There is another way that involves you drinking the vampires blood and then dying and coming back to life as a vampire. Or they may use you to feed off, simply for the pleasure.
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Another opinion:
A vampire bite could maybe do both of these things. I don't think it's completely clear how you would change into a vampire, or even if you just die once they bite you. From things that I've read, vampirism/vampires was/have been written as a disease, a mythological creature, and some kind of trend, like "cannibalism". There's definitely no shortage of theories out there.
The example of a "Vampire" probably shouldn't be based off of Twilight though. I haven't seen the movies or read the books, but from things that I've heard, this "Edward Cullens" has no fangs, sparkles when he's in sunlight, and I think that there was something else that I can't remember. I've heard him called "the Sparkle Fairy", and I think I agree with whoever came up with it.
In general, vampires are beings that cannot/don't go out in sunlight, drink the blood of their victims(I've also heard it explained as taking a beings life force, and that they "more likely" raped their victims, leaving them drained of energy.), and on occasion, change their victims to a vampire. (I think... it's been a while since I've looked these guys up.
In "the Journal of Professor Abraham Van Helsing", Dracula was the first vampire (or demon) that started a disease that was spread by biting. The infected townspeople were easily killed though, but were then decapitated, their mouths stuffed with garlic and buried face-down in the ground. Fully "grown" vampires also had the ability to... "seduce"(?) their victims.
A friend explained to me though, that in this "Twilight", in order to keep the vampires dead, they had to be ripped apart and burned. I guess that would work as well.
When it comes right down to it, my thoughts are that the "vampire" should be left alone, and anyone that writes about them might just be better off to make their own blood-sucking creature... and give it a different name maybe. >.> But hey, that's just me.
As far as what you do? Well... I've never been bitten by a vampire, and neither have any of my friends, but I guess that you'd normally go out and turn other peopel into vampires. But, please don't do that.
when a vampire bites a human the human can turn into a vampire or the vampire can drink all of the humans blood and kill them
They crack like china and whatever part of the body the other bites it will fall off to dispose of a dead vampire you need to set the body on fire (See Twilight Saga)
So wrong the secret to the vampires is to always not be known to outsiders and is never to become known to anyone the Dracula myth is not real we follow our own path to becoming powerful. Another Answer: no, if you are bitten by a vampire you do not become one, it is actually the exchanging of blood, the vampire bites you then you drink some of the vampires blood, thts how you become a vampire
He experiences disappointment as there is no life-force for him to steal and not the hot, rich lushes blood that such an action is expectant of. Once done a vampire will be disinclined to repeating such a weakly satisfying experience and will immediately start thinking about the more rewarding experience of biting living people.
1. It will take up to 3 days 2. it will be pain free 3. you will start to hear the heart beating in the humans chest exception to number two. Both Bram Stoker and Ann Rice report a painful death in becoming a vampire.
when a vampire bites a human the human can turn into a vampire or the vampire can drink all of the humans blood and kill them
If another vampire bites you, you become a vampire
Piercing Yes, Vampire Bites are not so safe. Depends on where they bite you...
no no
yes
Edward bites her!!!!!!!!!!
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yes it can.
Yes because the curse goes into you.
The vampire kisses book 7 love bites is about Alexander's best friend has returned from Romania and is causing mischief in Dullsville.
Yes. Edward bites her.
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