oi to the world ((liliana))

by **Reed Jackson** Tue Oct 15, 2019 2:24 pm

First topic message reminder :

Not knowing what to do as a gift, Reed decided to invite his person to the record store in Knockturn and let her pick whatever with him buying it for her. That worked, right?

He waited in front of Jaded Mammoth for her to arrive.

@Liliana Walsh

by **Liliana Wals.h** Wed Apr 08, 2020 8:15 am

"Accurate but unrepresentative would be my best assessment. There's a lot more depth to the vampire than a one page blurb could ever do justice, but for the most part, what they say is not wholly inaccurate," Liliana informed her shopping companion.

@Reed Jackson

by **Reed Jackson** Wed Apr 08, 2020 11:12 am

"How accurate are we speakin'? Some Muggles have them sparkle in sunlight. Is that definitely not the case?"

@Liliana Walsh

by **Liliana Wals.h** Thu Apr 09, 2020 10:03 am

"God no, they do not sparkle. Sunlight in general is not there friend, and not in a way that would make them fit in at a gay pride event," Liliana scoffs out.

@Reed Jackson

by **Reed Jackson** Fri Apr 10, 2020 12:31 pm

Reed let out a sigh of relief. "Cool. How accurate is the folklore?"

He had a lot of questions surrounding vampires.

@Liliana Walsh

by **Liliana Wals.h** Thu Apr 16, 2020 9:20 am

"Which folklore?" Liliana questioned back. "Every culture has had different concepts of what a vampire is, and they evolve with culture. You know about Chinese vampires right?"

@Reed Jackson

by **Reed Jackson** Thu Apr 16, 2020 10:45 am

"Uhhhhhh..." That was a very good question. "I'm familiar with those cages made on top of graves to prevent vampires from escaping. That's about it."

@Liliana Walsh

by **Liliana Wals.h** Sun Apr 19, 2020 8:39 am

"Chinese vampires, according to mythology at least, jump around with their arms outstretched straight in front of themselves, which is not something any vampire I have encountered does. But something like that idea is an exemplar about how difficult the question you just asked is to answer. Every culture has a view of what a vampire should be, and those views have adapted and evolved over time. The popularity of vampires in muggle culture as a conceptual creature for storytelling further muddies that question," Liliana spouted.

@Reed Jackson

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