Vampires

Yes, Raven becomes a vampire in the series "Vampire Kisses" after being turned by her love interest, Alexander Sterling. The transformation leads to a series of adventures and challenges as they navigate their relationship while coping with Raven's new vampire identity.

(Spoiler) Rose and Dimitri get back together in Last Sacrifice, when Rose helps Dimitri completely recover from his time as a Strigoi, and he realises that he has a second chance at life, and can't waste it denying his feelings for her. They get back together near the end of the book.

good vampires do not suck blood from people but the bad vampires do

"Nothing is truly good or evil but thinking makes it so."

A vampire is only a vampire and does what vampires do. In order to label them 'good or evil' you have to come up with some criteria to measure them against. (As the above answer does.)

If a vampire only feeds upon criminals as Marie did in 'Innocent Blood' then we might tend to think of her as a good vampire, even if we still find her action a bit repulsive. But when Count Dracula fed a child to his vampire bride --- he was truly evil.

The werewolf character in The Vampire Diaries is Tyler Lockwood. He transforms into a werewolf due to a family curse that gets triggered by the full moon. Tyler's werewolf nature becomes a significant aspect of his character arc throughout the series.

This is subjective and depends on personal preference. Some may prefer the romantic and seductive allure of a vampire, while others may be drawn to the loyal and protective nature of a werewolf. Ultimately, it comes down to individual chemistry and compatibility.

Yes, in the "Vampire Kisses" book series by Ellen Schreiber, Trevor and Raven do develop a romantic relationship as the story progresses. Their relationship faces challenges and obstacles in the series, but ultimately, they do end up together.

While smoking is not a typical characteristic of vampires, fictional portrayals may sometimes show vampires smoking for added dramatic effect. In traditional vampire lore, vampires do not engage in smoking as they are often depicted as immortals who do not need to partake in human activities like smoking.

There are two 'Nathan' in the Vampire Academy series, Nathan Ivashkov(Adrian's father) and Nathan(the strigoi that turned Dimitri).

The Bible tells us "Whether you eat or drink or whatever you do ...do all to the glory of GOD. 1Corinthians 10:31. Lev. 7:26,27...Moreover, you shall eat no blood whatever, whether of fowl or of animal, in any of your dwelling places. Whoever eats any blood, that person shall be cut off from his people.

The Bible makes plain that Vampire and their concept would be against God's teaching. Reading these books and finding pleasure in them would not glorify God. Such reading would not bring us closer to Him.

With everyone it is a little different, because no one is the same. Here are some of the signs: *heal faster *longer teeth *dry feeling in your throte or above your stomach *increase in sences (sight, smell, reflexes .ect) *decreases in tast of food except in meat *move faster *hard to bleed *increased feelings for people they like *feel stronger *less sleepy

Unfortunetly, Real life vampires are nothing like the sterio typical ones you find in fictional books and movies.

There are two types of vampire.

1. Sanguinarian - This vampire feeds off blood. It gets the blood at medical resources from consenting donors. The blood is tested for HIV and blood disease.

2. Psychic - A psychic vampire feeds off energy.

There is a thrid type named a 'Hybrid.' This vampire is a conbination between a sanguinarian and a psychic.

You cannot be 'turned' into a vampire. You are born a vampire. There are certain things you can study and learn about the lifestyle and culture of a vampire. You can talk to other vampires or study 'The Awakening.' This is when you realize you are a vampire. Other vampires may be able to help you 'awaken.'

Some important symbols in "Vampire Academy" include the St. Vladimir's Academy crest, which represents protection and lineage; the element symbols for earth, air, fire, and water, which represent the different vampire abilities; and the silver stake, which is a weapon used against Strigoi vampires. These symbols play a significant role in the story's world-building and character development.

these are the names of ALL the vampires in the twilight saga:

Edward Cullen, Bella Cullen/Swan, Emmett Cullen, Rosalie Hale, Jasper Hale, Alice Cullen, Carlisle Cullen, Esme Cullen, James, Victoria, Laurent, Irina, Tanya, Aro, Marcus, Caius, Jane, Alec, Felix, Demitri, Corin, Chealsea, Heidi, Renata, Santiago, Afton, Liam, Siobhan, Maggie, Zafrina, Kachiri, Athenodora, Tia, Senna, Alistair, Garret, Mary, Peter, Charlotte, Randall, Sulpicia, Charles, Stefan, Vladimir, Didyme, Eleazer, Benjamin, Makenna, and Carmen!

And Renesmee's HALF vampire, half human!

Stephens Ambrose was an American author who wrote many books, in later years, it was found out that he was a plagiarist who was pardoned. Stephens Ambrose continued plagiarism and many called him a vampire and considered his works similar to bloodletting.

yes vampire covens are found all over the world

"Oops," I mouthed. (When she made Edward say 'ow." - "I love you," I said, but it sounded like singing. My voice rang and shimmered like a bell. - "You've been holding out on me," I accused in my singing voice, my eyes narrowing a tiny bit.

He is a drunk. A royal moroi drunk. Who eventually is romantically involved with Rose, but in the last book she breaks his heart and goes back with Dimitri. :(.

Sad but good at the same time.

I think that Adrian is the best character. badboy, but hes gotta good heart. complex and intrigueing

The carotid artery isn't far beneath the neck, on either side, and is one of the larger arteries accessible without taking off clothing. Vampires do not move for the neck exclusively, however. In mythology, some vampires move for the femoral artery, accessible thru the inside of the thigh, or the brachial artery, on the inside of the upper arm.

In reality a vampire avoids these locations because the veins are not visible. A vampire needs to see the vein for blood extraction, usually done with a syringe or from cutting with a razor-sharp object, such as a scalpel or a razor blade.

No. Despite what some people may claim, the Quileutes have no traditions involving vampires or "cold ones." Meyer made this up out of whole cloth, and if I recall she stated as such.

She has also claimed that the rest of the folklore was "genuine," but real Native Americans beg to differ. You can see what they have to say about her "genuine" Quileute folklore here:

http://www.bluecorncomics.com/twilight.htm

http://www.quileutes.com/quileute-indian-reservation/quileute-tribe-history.html

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Vampires are the natural enemies of Quileutes, the werewolves are designed to fight and kill vampires. However, the Quileutes do learn to work with the Cullens in the series, even if some of them like Leah and Paul still don't like the Cullens. --- In reality? I don't know, I can not find anything that says they are enemies. But Stephanie Meyer claims to have found a link on google that states they are natural enemies, although every site I have looked on Quiteute Legends they all say nothing about vampires.

No, Adrian Ivashkov is a fictional character from the Vampire Academy book series written by Richelle Mead. He is not British; he is a Russian vampire and a member of the Moroi royal family.

The girl vampire in "The Boy Who Cried Werewolf" was named Paulina. She was a young vampire who had a crush on the main character, Jordan.

Willow temporarily becomes a vampire in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode "Doppelgangland" (Season 3, Episode 16) after vampire Willow from an alternate universe visits Sunnydale. However, this is just a temporary transformation and she reverts to her human form by the end of the episode.

There is this goth girl named Raven who doesn't really fit in, and lives in a small town with only one friend. There's this creepy mansion on top of a hill in the town, whch she really loves. One day she hears that someone moved into the mansion, and see really wants to met this person. After a bunch of sneaking around later, she does. It's a guy her age, 17, named Alexander. He's living there with his butler. Apparently the house once belonged to Alexander's grandma, but she died. The whole series is about Raven and Alexander. It's really funny, but has lot of romance, since it is based on the two of them, but not so much that you get sick of it. Personally I LOVED the series. Can't wait for the seventh book to come out May 18th 2010!

In the "Vampire Kisses" series by Ellen Schreiber, the character Raven is described as having deep, dark blue eyes that are almost black.

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