Werewolves

Breakfast for the poor was bread and tea, some ate what they could find in trash cans. Secondhand food markets sold groceries and meats that were sometimes rotten. Some restaurants along the docks sold food that was left over from other people's plates in fancy restaurants. They made stew and soups that were sold for .15 cents a portion. Hot soup was free in a soup kitchen. Fast food 1890's style was sold on the street and you could buy oysters, buns, pretzels, hot spiced ginger bread, berries, oranges, baked pears, Italian ices, and German sausages. The first cold cereals came out in 1895 and in 1896 the first bagel was baked in NY. The rich ate a lot. They would start dinner with a platter of oysters, then turtle soups, a fish dish, a whole hen in cream sauce, salad, vegetables and a sweet dessert like ice cream served in fancy shapes or pears cooked in wine and sugar in an apricot sauce. Some ate 13 different courses for dinner.

I guess if there are werewolves that they are everywhere.

But keep in mind there is no proof of them or agenst them.

weare wolves dont exist so NO!

a werewolf is a wolf who is not naturaly a wolf but changes into one.

It occures (mythicaly of course) when you are the seventh son of the seventh son of the seventh son

You already know the answer to that question. So i now say "Welcome to the club"

Humans can not transform into wolves via magic spells. Though there have been many stories of humans transforming into various animals over the centuries, it is folk lore only and a physical impossibility.

no. i became one by going into a peaceful,quiet area. closing my eyes, and pictureing a part of my body morphing into a wolf's. (the ears are the easyest) :+]

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Dumbest question that ive seen in a long time. there has been lore and myth and legend about werewolves, half animal creatures, shapechengers, ect. since the beginning of recorded history which includes cave paintings. And to believe in them? When you know they exist its hard not to believe.

The German word for werewolf is Werwolf (it must always have a capital letter).

There is a very amusing poem by Christian Morgenstern about a Werwolf who visits a (dead) schoolmaster.

The modern English word werewolf derives from a combination of Old English wer (a man) with wulf (a wolf). The word wer is very distantly linked to Latin vir (a man) but the origin of the word is definitely Germanic, not Latin.

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You know when you look at your teeth werewolfes have there're canines two teeth away from your buck teeth. Vampirians have there're fangs right next to the buch teeth.

Werewolves can only be killed by weapons made of silver, or coated in wolfsbane (which is poisonous to everyone, not just lycanthropes) or by other werewolves. It can be assumed, then, that they could also be killed by any other supernatural creature, though there is no crossover reference in the lore for this, only in modern treatments on the subject.

when he was a young child

Yes, Quil had joined the pack in the book Eclipse.

Shape-shifters, Shifters, Changeling, etc.

In the Twilight Saga movies they are often seen wearing only cut of shorts and tennis shoes because when they phase into a wolf they either ruin their clothes of must take them off quickly beforehand.

Very Painful and scary

Well since this is in 'The Moon' I can only assume you mean the actual moon, and that moon shine, must mean light from the moon, as opposed to the similarly-spelled alcoholic beverage. The light from the moon can do no harm to your body, it can only slightly illuminate your body, along with all things that are not obstructed from the moon's light.

Myths and legends say that since humans are made of mostly water and the moon affects the tides, you can turn into a werewolf on the night of a full moon.

The right hand. (the back of the hand) the pentagram on the back of the right hand is a sure sign of a werewolf. The mark is also referred to as the mark of the beast.

A werewolf moves (depending on if it's more wolf than human or more human than wolf) if it's more human than wolf it moves more like a gorilla with paws. If it's more wolf than human then it moves smoother, like a wolf or a horse.

well werewolf's where made up by a man who calmed that he had seen a half man half wolf but it was probably just a wolf on it back legs. Anyway the villagers believed his story as it was true. It also may have come from germanic myths or other explanation stories where the god children of other evil gods would often take wolf forms, such as hati who is said to chase the moon across the sky at night. There are also stories of these gods being able to taint man into wolves as well.

You can't. Werewolves do not exist, and it is impossible for anyone to become one.