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06-10-2009, 11:06 AM
The main problem here, people. IS not the Myth. Fortnight does have a point about myths changing as generations past, and we just have to put up with it. Think of our generations. The older generation does not like our ideas, and we don't like the younger generations ideas.
When someone from a higher generation tries to cater for the younger generation, things usually goes horribly wrong. Like here. The main problem about the book, is how boring, and how bad a writer she is. Yes, she slaughtered vampires mythology too, but then again, vampires myths we are used to changed the aspect from older vampire myths. However, I DO see Phantom's point aswell. Think of it this way. Vampires were, as Nyororin stated, seen much like zombies. All we evolved them into, are beings with the intelligence to think and feel. We created them into something much like humans (And as far as I can remember, Bran Stoker's Dracula wasn't the first vampire to be like that. It was in discussed already via mouth.) In the end, we still see Vampires as predators. Put aside Blade and all that silly shmuck, we still viewed Vampires as something that were out there, a secretive cult that preyed in the living. Something to be afraid of. Meyer took that, and warped them into people that sparkle. I mean seriously, sparkle? The romance I could take, because romance between Vampires and such has already been told. But sparkle? Atleast, for example, in Underworld, they kept the dangerous aspect of the vampires. The predatory aspect. Animalistic. In Twilight, everyone's given the view that they can find a vampire and that he/she would be able to fall in love with him. They've lost the ferocity in them. The animalistic desire. To be honest, they've become a bunch of pussies. So it's DEEPER than simple mythology. |
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