Vampires

The routine of a vampyre varies with the life style of the vampyre.

yes

You can be whatever you wanna be. In short, yes.

There is no folklore to back this up. In fact, according to Stoker, Dracula had not only an affinity for all wolves, the wolves in Transylvania answered his command.

In the real world, vampires and werewolves are a fundamentally different kind of creature. They are near-opposites and this makes vampire-werewolf relations difficult. Behavior, lifestyle, eating habits and other characteristics can be drastically different between werewolf and vampire. Werewolves can be prone to violent outbursts if they smell a vampire nearby and some vampires avoid werewolves for that reason.

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To elaborate on this further, according to many old European legends, a vampire could either turn into a wolf himself, or command wolves to do his bidding. I believe there is a bit in Stoker's novel about Dracula wherein the vampire does become a wolf while in London. As for "werewolves", they were a different sort of creature from an ordinary wolf. Werewolves were born when a human is either cursed by a witch, or is scratched or bitten by a werewolf. The original werewolves could only transform during a full moon, and during the rest of the time, they were vulnerable human beings like everyone else. Once transformed into their wolfish form, that human being would no longer have any control over the wolf's desire to hunt and kill.

Part of the confusion here stems from the fact that old vampire and werewolf legends have morphed quite a bit in modern popular culture. Nowadays, you see stories about vampires that walk during the day, have babies, and all kinds of things the original vampires could never do. This is true for the werewolves too. This kind of change got started during the Hammer Films period of vampire movies when Christopher Lee played a vampire that was more romantically involved with his victims. Prior to his films, vampires were only violent killers who were sometimes exceedingly ugly or frightening. Then, in the 60's, along comes Barnabas Collins, a man who was cursed by a witch to become a vampire. During the Dark Shadows TV soap opera he appeared in, he also had a lot of interaction with Quentin Collins, who was a werewolf. Both characters were far more romantic and angsty about their afflictions and their love lives than most of their predecessors.

In most older story mythos, the vampires are considered the top of the monster heap when it comes to power. One modern example of an old style vampire is in the British TV series called "Being Human", wherein the vampire character "Mitchell" struggles to contain his powerful and murderous vampire nature, and his apartment mate, "George", is a werewolf who turns on the full moon. To contain the wolf and the destruction it causes, George locks himself in a cage for the night of a full moon. He and Mitchell never go head to head, but there is a secondary story arc about werewolves and vampires hating each other and fighting. Later on, we meet the vampire "Old Ones" who look down on werewolves, referring to them as dogs, or even puppies. This, of course, hacks off George to no end.

Another example is the movie series "Underworld", wherein vampires and werewolves have been at war for ages. Vampires are depicted as more powerful, but werewolves are fast and vicious enough to be a real threat to them.

To date, the "Twilight" series of books have taken the most liberties with changing both vampires and werewolves away from what they originally were. In fact, Edward really doesn't qualify as a true vampire according to those old tales. He is something else entirely that resembles a vampire in nature. Same thing goes for the werewolves. The wolves are probably more accurately described as "shape-shifters", since they can control their dual natures.

Nosferatu mean 'plague carrier' which is what Count Orlock did to the city of Bremen.

Vampires are not real. They are Mythical derived from old folk tales. It is fun to research about them in the mythical sense. But if they existed we would know by now

There aren't. vampires are fictional characters. no proof has EVER been found for their existence (no real proof anyway)

no, i think no.......

but some people believe in it...........

its coming out on the 5th of oct :P

Don't think im stupid but yeah i think it is.

Yes they do, but it takes forever. Toward the end Dimitri tells her his feelings never left they were just kind of hidden from him.

the thing is when a vampire turns you,you onley become half vampire.it will take you at least ten years to turn full vampire.you will hit a thing called the purge.but,some say there is a witch called perspone and she is said to have children that are born vampires.and yes,vampies age very slowly and have lighting speed.some say they have super spit that can heal deadley woundes.if you have any more questions about the immortles you can reach me at 936 239 7150 or at my email carolynplymale@yahoo.com

To start off, place the stake in between your ring finger and thumb. Put your pinky finger gently alongside your ring finger. Use your middle finger and your index finger to aim. Throw the stake sidearm, and aim just above the chest.

Nope

Yes, Only in books, movies, television shows and legends. However, not in real life.

Although, it would be awesome if they did.

Vampires lick you first to feel your vein throbbing. That gets them excited. Then they will bite you.

yes vampires and vampire covens are every where.

Vampires do not exist so I don't know.

Yes, in fact there are a wide assortment of animals that make a very good living off of just that: mosquitos, ticks, leeches, fleas, vampire bats, etc.

if u mean a human well sure y would u die?? but there are no such things as vampires if that's what your getting at.

I think they should go further bu because vampires dont age in real life the actors do age and get old so i think they will stop when ian sommerhalder and paul wesley look different and are much older i guess. IM a actor who acts in vampire diaries nina. Guess who bye see ya later even i age

In the book his name is 'Matt Honeycutt' but in the show its 'Matt Donavin'

Hope that helps you. :)

Sadly once a human is transformed into a vampire they stay a vampire for eternity (unless you're destroyed). Scientists are trying to figure out a way to change that fact but....

Vampires are also very set in their ways. Whatever a sort of person they were in life they pretty much continued to be as a vampire. They have even be said to change their hair-style even if they should want to.

No,but mortals can become vampires

Typically dead is dead and there is no going back. However I have seen a couple of movies with such a possibility in it.

The first requires a full body blood transfusion (After Dark)

The second merely requires a gradual re-acquaintance with real food. (Love Bites)

anywhere that a human could bite you; the ideal places though would be more sensitive areas such as your neck, or near major veins so they could get more blood faster