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I don't think I'd watched Buffy up to this specific episode.
If you want to give another try to Dracula we are currently reading in one letter at the time :-) that change the chronologie of the story and it help build the tension. We haven't read a hundred pages yet and we have a break until June the 18th.

Anyway vampires are very fun because there is so much to read or watch, you don't have to commit to anything you dislike.

But do the food source have to die? Lucy in Dracula died of exotion after a exsanguination that lasted of weeks. A lot of lady in distress throughout the story are saved by the MC or their lovers after the vampire took a bit. Also vampire may grow old faster but they are not immortal. They have lots of fatal weakes such as the sun, day light, christanity symboles, hunger, disease, angry humans, suicidal thoughts and so on.

There is lots of story where vampires have mitigate or eliminate their affliction for day light, either with evolution, magic, science or something else. We may say they don't have a reflection as a general rule but there are some tricks.

In "being human" US there is a hilarous scene (intended as very brutal) in which a vampire lure a bunch of ennemi in a mortal house as neutral ground, all the exit are blocked and they are uninvited, burning them to death.

Aren't the two or them part of the old myth of the generic bad spirit? Like, the shoe stuff that I don't remember clearly. I'm pretty sure there is something about the running water in Dracula. That's why somebody had to make it cross. He can't simply take the ferry.

Not ridiculous but unexpected is the story of the TV show "Caro Nostra".
This story is about ogres, not vampires but at the same time it is definitly a vampire story. The vampire who want to be close to the human world, the girl that is somehow special, the forbiden love story that cause a broken balance in the equilibrum of the vampire world, the police looking at a weird murder spray that seems to go back to 50 years ago, the old acquintaince that actually grow old... This is definitly a vampire story.

But at the same time, since it is not vampires, the mythology behind the monster feels totally new and that's very catching.

It probably dependes of your country but as a French, I would call the firemen. They are trained to removed some animals or to call the right professionnal for the job. They also are the specialist of fire hazard.

The worst part is that they're so caught up in their own self-righteousness

Les lemmings en une seule phrase. C'est un peu triste à reconnaître mais ça résume bien une grande majorité d'entre nous.

Est-ce qu'ils dévalent le caniveau ou bien ils sont fixés d'une façon ou d'une autre au fond de celui-ci ?

Tkx anyway.

Bon bin, je n'ai pas compris alors :)

Un post purement en UX design ou en ergonomie des interfaces est très dur à trouver et Dieu sait que nombre d'interfaces en bénéficierait pourtant. Mais voilà, quand on fait quelque chose dont l'utilité ne rend pas visuellement, il y a beaucoup de gens pour refuser de comprendre que c'est utile et important. Par contre, si tu utilises des compétences dans ce domaine dans un post front, la qualité s'en ressentira. Je pense que c'est une carte à jouer. Ça te sera utile à terme même si ce n'est pas avec ça que tu vas te vendre.

Je connais trop mal l'offre de formation pour te donner un nom. Désolé.