white avenger
white avenger
This was brought up in another thread, about how Liam and William might have been actually wanting to be vampires because they didn't struggle just before and during the actual feeding by their respective sires.
How many times have we actually seen any victim put up any sort of fight whatsoever once a vampire grabs them? They might try to escape before actually being grabbed, but as soon as they're caught, all the fight seems to go right out of them. No kicking, screaming, or even trying to push their attacker away. No gradually fading resistance as their life's blood is drained from their veins. Even Buffy, in Season 7, when she's being held by a couple of Spike's newly risen minions, stops all struggling when Spike approaches her, only finally resisting when it becomes obvious that he isn't, in fact, actually going to bite her.
So, what do you think? Some sort of close range, involuntary, vampire thrall that takes place bust before the biting, universal shock at what is taking place, or some other explanation?
How many times have we actually seen any victim put up any sort of fight whatsoever once a vampire grabs them? They might try to escape before actually being grabbed, but as soon as they're caught, all the fight seems to go right out of them. No kicking, screaming, or even trying to push their attacker away. No gradually fading resistance as their life's blood is drained from their veins. Even Buffy, in Season 7, when she's being held by a couple of Spike's newly risen minions, stops all struggling when Spike approaches her, only finally resisting when it becomes obvious that he isn't, in fact, actually going to bite her.
So, what do you think? Some sort of close range, involuntary, vampire thrall that takes place bust before the biting, universal shock at what is taking place, or some other explanation?