Not everybody has the identical type of vampire, but there is conformity when people write vampires.
Do vampires always need to be portrayed as living humans?
I am not saying that they must have corpse-like vampires, they absolutely don't have to.
I have never ever seen a book that speaks of corpse-like vampires.
NOTE: Corpse-like doesn't necessarily mean zombie-like, a undead can be less decomposed than a zombie. For example it could look like Jafer Flowers or Othor from Game of Thrones.
Does any fiction book have such vampires?
My vampires are uncanny, psychopathic (uncapable of emotions due to undeath), vampires that look more like corpses than living humans, similar to vampires before 19th century, but not identical to it. No fangs and no Edward Cullen's with bad makeup.
Do vampires always need to be portrayed as living humans?
I am not saying that they must have corpse-like vampires, they absolutely don't have to.
I have never ever seen a book that speaks of corpse-like vampires.
NOTE: Corpse-like doesn't necessarily mean zombie-like, a undead can be less decomposed than a zombie. For example it could look like Jafer Flowers or Othor from Game of Thrones.
Does any fiction book have such vampires?
My vampires are uncanny, psychopathic (uncapable of emotions due to undeath), vampires that look more like corpses than living humans, similar to vampires before 19th century, but not identical to it. No fangs and no Edward Cullen's with bad makeup.
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