More vampires who 300 years later can’t remember what was the truth and what was the lie they told to get out of trouble.
More vampires who are like, “I don’t know, man, I spent most of that decade in an opium den.”
More vampires who weren’t paying attention because they didn’t think it would be important.
More vampires who don’t know because there was lot of conflicting gossip and they don’t want to point any fingers.
More vampires who are just bad at dates. “Back in 1620, or was it 1645, wait, what year is it now?”
More vampires who were on a totally different continent when it happened, so get off their back and stop asking them questions already.
YES to all of this but also consider: vampires who only remember the most trivial stuff.
“Oh yeah, the only thing I remember about the American Revolution was this nice candlemaker I met sometime, and she was wearing this really cute red shawl…”
“Uhhh I don’t remember much about the fall of Rome but there was this one fucking cobblestone right outside the coliseum…”
Also consider: vampires who realize three or four hundred years after the fact that they knew someone famous.
Just sits up in bed one night screaming “THAT WAS GEORGE GODDAMN WASHINGTON”
just sits up in bed
one night screaming “that was george
goddamn washington”
^Haiku^bot^0.4. Sometimes I do stupid things (but I have improved with syllables!). Beep-boop!
Why does it always come down to “vampires”? They’re not real. But I can confirm that at one time or another, all of the above have happened to me.
Vampires are a known and common fictional trope. You’re new and exciting and need a good publicity campaign
Wonderful…publicity. That’s precisely what I need.
You DID just sign a book contract. I mean, if I don’t see at least ONE billboard as a visual apology for every bit of Twilight and 50 Shades sheer effrontery I’ve had to tolerate for the past decade, I will weep.
If it’s any consolation, Stephanie Mayer signed autographs with a murder weapon, so I have her fingerprints on it if I ever need to do away with her.