Werewolves and Vampires
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terryclothDamn it! Fricking LJ eating my post... I normally copy all the text before hitting post, but this time I accidentally clicked on 'rich text' mode while going to do that, and it cleared the text. Grrr. Grrrrrrr. GRRRR.
Anyway, what is it with werewolves and vampires? They just seem to go together so nicely, like chocolate and peanut butter...
I had a dream about werewolves and vampires last night. For some reason, I get the impression that it was based on magic the gathering, even though it didn't really have any elements that related -- the overall plot (if you could call it that) was a combination of Harry Potter and me reading Harry Potter, the battle scenes were visualized like something out of Heroes of Might and Magic, and the main characters were werewolves and vampires.
They were *nice* werewolves and vampires, though. The werewolves looked like pretty country girls -- human ones -- and liked to hang out in the bright sun under pretty little trees in the grass and the breeze. I think they were my family, which is about the only way I'd know they were werewolves.
They had a truce of some sort with the vampires -- the vampires agreed not to suck anyone's blood, and in return the werewolves left their flowers alone.
The vampires, you see, were mostly vegetarians. They started their life as parasitic flowers, which attached themselves to a tree (including the werewolves' trees) with some sort of glue, and multiplied along the branch. Then their petals turned into butterfly wings, and the butterflies (that were actually young vampires) fluttered about drinking nectar from flowers.
Then, eventually, they changed form again, into perfectly normal looking scary goth chicks, and moved into the city and hung out in night clubs. At one point in the story I had a disturbing encounter with one -- not unpleasant, really, just disturbing. I'm not sure what they drank in that form, although the... er... encounter gave one possibility. Eheh.
AT ANY RATE, the vampires and werewolves were on the brink of war, for some reason I didn't really understand, because I just heard the adults talking about it in the background, while I was trying to read through this book about a young kid drawn into a world of vampires and werewolves.
Anyway, what is it with werewolves and vampires? They just seem to go together so nicely, like chocolate and peanut butter...
I had a dream about werewolves and vampires last night. For some reason, I get the impression that it was based on magic the gathering, even though it didn't really have any elements that related -- the overall plot (if you could call it that) was a combination of Harry Potter and me reading Harry Potter, the battle scenes were visualized like something out of Heroes of Might and Magic, and the main characters were werewolves and vampires.
They were *nice* werewolves and vampires, though. The werewolves looked like pretty country girls -- human ones -- and liked to hang out in the bright sun under pretty little trees in the grass and the breeze. I think they were my family, which is about the only way I'd know they were werewolves.
They had a truce of some sort with the vampires -- the vampires agreed not to suck anyone's blood, and in return the werewolves left their flowers alone.
The vampires, you see, were mostly vegetarians. They started their life as parasitic flowers, which attached themselves to a tree (including the werewolves' trees) with some sort of glue, and multiplied along the branch. Then their petals turned into butterfly wings, and the butterflies (that were actually young vampires) fluttered about drinking nectar from flowers.
Then, eventually, they changed form again, into perfectly normal looking scary goth chicks, and moved into the city and hung out in night clubs. At one point in the story I had a disturbing encounter with one -- not unpleasant, really, just disturbing. I'm not sure what they drank in that form, although the... er... encounter gave one possibility. Eheh.
AT ANY RATE, the vampires and werewolves were on the brink of war, for some reason I didn't really understand, because I just heard the adults talking about it in the background, while I was trying to read through this book about a young kid drawn into a world of vampires and werewolves.
