Even undead immortals need to read theory, it seems smh
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Game is Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines btw. Great game if very early 2000s (in ways both good and very, very bad)
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Lol I love that game but that part always irks me
It makes more sense when one considers that vampires are ontologically parasitic and aristocratic regardless of what they may have believed when they were alive, because of both their material interests being that they are super special treat lads whose treats are the literal lifeblood of others and the fact that they're literally animated by a sort of demon that's both demanding that they feed and kill and also subtly trying to twist them around to the point that they believe that's what they want to do anyways.
So she's basically a first world sucdem wanting equity and fair treatment for vampires at the expense of humanity.
least vampiric nordic succ be like:
Lives without any sun
Pale skin
Imperious, high-and-mighty demeanor
Ancestors sacked churches and wore the pelts of wolves as trophies
Prefers solitary, quiet life
feasts on the blood of the Global South
(Also, fun fact, Denmark is considered one of the happiest countries in the world while its old colony, Greenland has one of the highest suicide rates in the world. What a coincidence.)