Dark Red #1

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Comments

[mastermahan]

So they discussed him being a vampire, but they never got into politics?

EDIT: I wonder if this is more about his history with other vampires. Vampire: the Masquerade always noted that vampires are natural city dwellers. Cities offer anonymity, a night life, and plenty of people to eat. In a setting with vampires, that's where you'd find them. If anyone's a parasite, it's a vampire.

Or maybe it's just that he's older than he looks and watches Fox News.

[akodo_rokku]

Man I could let the vampirism slide, but vampirism AND those politics is an instant stake to the heart.

[gnarll]

I like this! As unchanging creatures, it makes sense that vampires would still feel strongly about politics and issues that are fossilized to everyone else. And also that Vampires of a certain age would feel far more at home in a small, conservative town that hasn't changed with the times.

Can't be much to do after dark compared to a city though.

[dcbanacek]

You can always make a short jaunt to the city to get a bite to eat. The cuisine may be more varied but who would want to live there?

[gnarll]

I was thinking more of general entertainment. If you can only go out after dark, I'd think the smaller towns might get terribly boring eventually. But I suppose these Vampires may be able to go out in the sun, it differs a lot form tale to tale.

[elilla]

Begging for a crossover with Redneck…

[lordultimus]

Rare that you see a vampire be a metaphor for the majority rather than a minority these days.

[agharta75]

Make vampires great again?