Werewolves

The ending of "The Lay of the Werewolf" by Marie De France is bittersweet. While the werewolf is ultimately able to break the curse and regain his human form, the woman he loved is married to another man by the time he returns. The tale explores themes of love, betrayal, and the passage of time.

The concept is probably prehistoric. The trope of people turning into animals is found in the folklore of most cultures around the world; is a core concept of shamanism and clan structure. (The Hurons clans were based on animal ancestors).

The earliest instance of a man turning into a wolf is from the Kingdom of Arcadia. (An aboriginal culture of Greece that predates the Greeks). King Lycaon offered human sacrifice to Zeus who when he discerned it to be human flesh turned him into a wolf. It is from Lycaon that we have the term Lycanthropy.

Strange Fate. Place are now saying that it will come out on May 3 2011, but i make no promises the date is contently changing.... it is so hard to wait but we have to i hope this date is stays.

anywhere the could be your best friend or ur dad or you

They would be found in Honest Ed's used car lot as they know where to find a good at a great price all year round. Anywhere in the world.

Traits of being a werewolf typically include transforming into a wolf during a full moon, increased strength and speed, heightened senses, vulnerability to silver, and potential aggression or lack of control while in werewolf form. The specific traits can vary depending on the folklore or fictional portrayal of werewolves.

No, Stiles Stilinski does not become a werewolf in the TV show "Teen Wolf." He remains human throughout the series and plays a crucial role as a strategic thinker and loyal friend to the werewolf characters.

In the Twilight series, the treaty between vampires and werewolves, the Quileute tribe, states that vampires are not allowed to bite humans on the Quileute reservation, and werewolves are not allowed to attack the Cullens or their allies unless the vampires' actions break the treaty. The treaty is meant to maintain peace between the two groups and prevent conflicts.

No. There are no werewolves nor vampires but there are unicorns and levanthian and behemoths.

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Note that the terms in the original texts didn't say "unicorn" or leviathan or behemoth - those are just the terms the translators chose.

Current scholarly opinion is that the term translated "unicorn" referred to a wild ox.

"Leviathan" has multiple meanings. In some spots it refers to to an unnamed historical/political enemy of Israel rather than the original serpent-monster that was part of Middle Eastern mythology. In other spots it refers to a whale. In Job Chapter 41it seems to refer to a sea serpent, although it might be a metaphorical reference to the ocean or the Devil according to some commentators.

"Behemoth" also appears in the book of Job. Behemoth and Leviathan may both be seen as composite and mythical creatures with enormous strength, which humans like Job could not hope to control. Leviathan being the sea and Behemoth the land. Certainly we know of no animals in human history that correspond to their description (outside of mythology).

A ghost is dead. A human alive, so there are no half human/ghosts. No legends as well.

I'm not sure, as I can't predict the future. It depends on the storyline or world rules set by the creator of the story.

Werewolves do not out-live their human host. Often they are killed before they are a few years old, due to their rambunctious habits.

They can live for thousands of years if they don't get killed. 'Cause each lycan like myself has a different way to kill us like burn us or give us the plague or anything like that. Take the current date, subtract the werewolf's birth-date and you have its age.

Leah Clearwater. She isn't actually mentioned to be a werewolf until Eclipse, but she and her brother (Seth Clearwater), both turn into werewolves/shapeshifters in New Moon. That's why their dad had a heart attack.

No because that would be a copyright violation.

The answer is a question of degree. You could write a book about a federation star ship exploring the universe without fear of prosecution. Plenty of people have done so. But if in that story you use the characters of Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock, then you will probably be charged.

Now if you ask for permission, and are willing to share your profits with those who hold the copy write then they will probably be happy to agree (especially if your writing is good), many people has written books on the Star Trek universe and characters.

it's sorta like werewoof luv.when a werwolf imprints on someone they hav this connection with them that is strongr than anything else it could be sexual, brotherly, fatherly, sisterly, mothrly ect.really hope dis explains it :]

Werewolves

Why well its simple a vampire is a carcass/dead body.Even if you see (movies) they try to make vampires and werewolves equale its not true.Werewolves are live bodys able to turn into a well (werewolf) they are way bigger than a vampire.Pluss werewolves are fast with there long leggs and strangth they are faster than a vampire.To add more werewolves having there huge jaws and long teeth are much stronger,and that sence a vampire is a dead body they are more easyer to brake so there bite may be strong but not as strong as werewolf pluss sence there dead there teeth are easyer to brake.Also a werewolf in a fight with a vampire you can tell the werewolf would win if these things were real the werewolves strangth speed and the fact that they have so much power could overpower a vampire.The only problem with a werewolf catching a vampire is that vampires are so tiny compaired to a werewolf it is hard to grave when there running around.But all in all a werewolf compaired to a vampire is way stronger,faster,bigger,harder bite and power is stronger than a vampire.

Werewolves can run just as fast as vampires.

Most werewolves will reduce their speed at twilight as the illumination isn't as good as during the day and the chances of running into things and hurting themselves is greater. However, when a werewolf gets mad (and when they do they really do) they will charge about at top speed regardless of the lighting and running into things isn't uncommon.

In the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer, there are a total of five Quileute werewolves: Sam Uley, Jacob Black, Paul Lahote, Embry Call, and Jared Cameron. These werewolves protect their tribe from vampires.

For legends of werewolves, you might want to search for books like "The Werewolf in Lore and Legend" by Montague Summers or "The Book of Werewolves" by Sabine Baring-Gould. For vampire legends, you could look for "The Vampire Book: The Encyclopedia of the Undead" by J. Gordon Melton or "Vampires: A Field Guide to the Creatures That Stalk the Night" by Bob Curran.

In the Twilight series, the fur colors of werewolves signify different ranks within the werewolf pack. The colors represent the individual's strength and maturity. For example, black represents the alpha of the pack, while gray typically signifies the pack's second-in-command.

This is a book about love, learning about cultures and discovering family secrets.. It is rather interesting and this book is not a supernatural book about vampires (cough cough Twilight cough cough), faeries (cough cough Lament and Ballad cough cough) or werewolves (cough cough Shiver and Linger cough cough). It is a book mostly about discovery. I read it in my English class and I had finished it in less than 3 days. I liked it that much. I highly recomend it to people from age 9 up to age 94. Enjoy the book! :)

In popular lore, vampires are often believed to be harmed by silver, similar to other supernatural creatures like werewolves. However, the idea of silver harming vampires is not as consistent or widely accepted as other weaknesses like sunlight or garlic.