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The vampire had started off as folklore and were thought to be evil and monsters who preyed on human blood. But now they are more normalized and are known to be no longer evil.

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A characteristic central to the vampire myth or vampires in general is the consumption of human blood or other essence (such as bodily fluids or psychic energy). Vampires are also shown with sharp teeth or fangs to complete ths task of consuming human blood.

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-The Vampire Diaries
-The Originals
-Hotel Trannsylvania
-Twilight

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Real Vampire Spotting (Told by a unknown man making enthno graphic studies)

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Real Vampire Spotting (Told by a unknown man making enthno graphic studies)

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My own dealings began in 2009 when I entered the New Orleans community clinging to my digital voice recorder.

I eventually met around 35 real vampires there, but the total number in New Orleans is easily double that. They ranged in age from 18 to 50 and represented both sexes equally. They practised sanguinarian (blood) and psychic feeding  taking energy using, for example, the mind or hands.

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The vampires have powers such as: Immortality, heightened senses, and enhanced superhuman physical abilities as well as powers of mind control and mental abilities

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Vampires typically are said to have pale skin and range in appearance from grotesque to preternaturally beautiful, depending on the tale. Another frequently cited physical characteristic is the inability to cast a reflection or shadow, which often translates into an inability to be photographed or recorded on film.

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Eastern Europe in the late 17th and 18th centuries

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Vampires are evil mythological beings who roam the world at night searching for people whose blood they feed upon. They may be the best-known classic monsters of all. Most people associate vampires with Count Dracula, the legendary, blood-sucking subject of Bram Stoker’s epic novel, Dracula, which was published in 1897. But the history of vampires began long before Stoker was born.