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Which Woman Should Be Crucified??

Which one should be crucified?

  • The Demon

  • The Elf

  • The Human

  • The Vampire


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A great series! I can't wait for the next part of it.


and, it gives me some ideas.
Maybe I should do a "Who will be crucified?" poll? :p
When I'd initially posted the poll, I was looking for feedback about who the condemned would be for a different story (i.e. demon, elf, human, or vampire).

But I got so much input, I extended the poll into a crux story of its own :devil: :devil:
 
Sorry all! I know it's been a more than a few days since my last - been pretty busy at work...

The guards have subdued Erin. The mob is more than pleased. They prepare to bind her with ropes, as they know she's too defiant, and she will try to escape from any cell they throw her in. Soon, they will allow the mob to decide if they wish to crucify her instead of one of the other women... The elf is consumed with fear as Erin is captured: her last hope at escaping her inevitable cross is gone...

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Technical question. What do you do after you've got the vampire up on the cross and she dissolves into green smoke then coalesced in mid air wearing a bib and flossing her fangs ???
as a precaution to prevent that,
insert garlic in her vagina, then
impale her on a sharp stick of holly
 
Technical question. What do you do after you've got the vampire up on the cross and she dissolves into green smoke then coalesced in mid air wearing a bib and flossing her fangs ???
The nails aren't silver ;) Plus, other than having fangs, she's no different than the other three (four to include Erin now)
Silver is for werewolves, it has no effect on vampires.

As you noted earlier, in the old traditions, vampires are not killed by sunlight. That idea was introduced in F. W. Murnau's 1922 film Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens. The film was an unauthorized version of Dracula & Murnau may have changed the ending either to differ from the source material or for ease of filming. What ever the reason, the idea that vampires are destroyed by sunlight became ingrained in popular culture.

Also, while vampires have an aversion to sacred images & can be warded off by them, the idea that a cross will destroy a vampire is the invention of the movies. However, being nailed to a sacred symbol may cause the female vampire an extra measure of pain the others wouldn't experience.

There was one of the Hammer movies where Van Helsing kills Dracula by forcing him into the shadow of a windmill whose vanes form a cross. It has to be the silliest vampire death ever. It's OK though, he came back in the next movie.
 
Silver is for werewolves, it has no effect on vampires.

As you noted earlier, in the old traditions, vampires are not killed by sunlight. That idea was introduced in F. W. Murnau's 1922 film Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens. The film was an unauthorized version of Dracula & Murnau may have changed the ending either to differ from the source material or for ease of filming. What ever the reason, the idea that vampires are destroyed by sunlight became ingrained in popular culture.

Also, while vampires have an aversion to sacred images & can be warded off by them, the idea that a cross will destroy a vampire is the invention of the movies. However, being nailed to a sacred symbol may cause the female vampire an extra measure of pain the others wouldn't experience.

There was one of the Hammer movies where Van Helsing kills Dracula by forcing him into the shadow of a windmill whose vanes form a cross. It has to be the silliest vampire death ever. It's OK though, he came back in the next movie.
After the passing of Christopher Lee who is the best actor for the next Dracula flicker ?
 
After the passing of Christopher Lee who is the best actor for the next Dracula flicker ?
Tough one.
I may be alone in this, but I thought Gary Oldman was very good in Coppola's version. But, then, Gary Oldman is very good in everything he does.
I'll tell who shouldn't play Dracula: a pouting pretty-boy who looks like he just walked out of an Abercrombie & Fitch ad and is looking for a girl who is his "true soul mate". I swear on Bram Stoker's grave, Cadre, if your vampires starts to "sparkle" in the sunlight, I will drive a stake through your heart.:D
 
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