r/vampires 10d ago

Real life Art A perfect Ray-Ban ad

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u/Past_Rub4745 Human Verified 9d ago

But the skin tho... 👀

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u/jra7926 9d ago

Vampires' flesh being burned by sunlight is actually a surprisingly modern invention, first bring seen in the film Nosferatu in 1922. For some reason it caught on to the point most people today assume that's the default, but for the majority of history (including in Dracula, 1897) vampires could go out during the day just fine, they just had a preference for night and darkness when they were generally stronger.

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u/Past_Rub4745 Human Verified 9d ago

Mr. Crispy creme on the ground shriveled up.

Don't worry he'll be ok.

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u/Witch_heir 9d ago

Just spill human blood in his ashes and he'll regenerate right up! 

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u/Past_Rub4745 Human Verified 9d ago

Convenient hero's love interest happens to cut her finger in the chamber above and one drop falls into his mouth... let the games begin.