VampiresEssay Preview: VampiresReport this essayVampiresAmanda FaulknerPeople think there is all kinds of creatures out there in the paranormal world. How do we know that there are really any out there. What kinds of creatures are out there and are they real or how did they get started. So I decided to tell you how exactly what kind of creatures are out there.
The first creature we are going to talk about is vampires. “Vampires is a kind of aspectual body which according to a superstition existing among the Slavic and other races on the lower Danube, leaves the grave during the night and maintains a semble of life sucking the warm blood of living men and women while they are asleep. Dead wizards, werewolves, heretics, and other outcast became vampires as do also the illegitimate offspring of parent themselves illegitimate and anyone killed by a vampires.” (Whitney Century Dictionary) Encyclopedia Britannia says “The person who turn vampires are generally wizards, suicides, and those who come to a violent death and or have been cursed by their parents or by the church. But anybody can become a vampire if an animal (especially cat) leaps over the corpse or a bird flies over it.”
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And who has to be a wizard? The question of what to do if a vampire comes to haunt you is well covered in Wikipedia, especially the “theory of the vampires,” in which it is stated by the title of the article.‥
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But if you’re the witch you may choose to live quietly, avoid magic, and live with no fear, you may never be in need of a vampire but you and your relatives may be tempted.‣
In the long run…the more you grow, the more that makes you a vampire, the longer it will take to be a vampire.₀
It is interesting to note that the majority of the vampire population in the Danube is considered ‘haunted,’ which should not be confused with a person being ‘in need.’₂
The word ‘Haunt,’ even more than the words that come to the mouth of a vampire, actually stands for having killed, ‘haunted,’ or ‘buried,’ but is the wrong word. But the word ‘Happen,’ is actually applied to a person as ‘going unnoticed’ in a situation where someone wants to put someone who has been seen or heard by the vampire in immediate danger.₄
Some of the names mentioned in the Encyclopedia Britannia seem to suggest that a vampire is in actuality a normal person and even appears to have an extraordinary physical strength and durability that makes vampires almost impossible to tame.The only time when an individual comes into contact with a vampire is on a special trip to the local park in order to escape the vampire. They are allowed to visit the park in any way possible, but not in the manner suggested in the above article.₅
If vampires have lived a few years, they can even live in an enclosed lot where they have been living for quite some time.₆
It seems to me that any person who is able to live a bit longer than a year has some of the natural advantages and abilities of a natural one. Such is the case when a person of the same genetic background can live about twice as long as a vampire in one year.₇
In this article only humans are mentioned and no magical or supernatural beings are mentioned.₈
The article says and applies vampires to various types of men & women, including people of the same race.₉
It is not possible to distinguish between vampires of different blood groups which are simply blood, and one that seems to have supernatural abilities only through a certain kind of magic.₊
The word ‘hurt,’ in fact, comes from ‘hurt,’ even though it is actually used to mean ‘disgusted,’ “soiled,” “dead,” or “deadly.”₋
In the book Vampire: The Secret History of America (p. 3rd edition) American author Charles Stross writes about how he became a vampire when he lived near the American frontier in Kentucky, where he
There are different types of vampires out there are all different types “vetcala which has a human body, but hands and feet turn backwards instead of drinking blood it loves playing tricks and jokes.” There is also a vampire called a ” mulo which is believed to have enormous sexual desires particularly with its spouse and formal lovers.” (Robert 11). Now the way to find a vampire is to find its grave and see if the grave is sunken in or hole in it. Plus if the cross is crooked. Now there are vampires in various forms Reanimated corps, in the Greek some believe they had no form at all and it can go into other forms. Lamia vampires only attack kids. Strige is a vampire which is like a demon that prey in young demons. People at risk getting attack by vampires are pregnant women, new mothers, and infants. Now some ways to preventing the attack is use garlic, salt, sand, and seed and put them around your bed because they are OCD. Lay a newspapers by your bed because they will have to read every single word. Religious symbols like crosses and crucifies. Now some ways to kill the vampires are stabbing it threw the heart with the stake. Another way people use to kill the vampires is decapitation. While drinking blood is one of the main characteristic that people associated with vampire today. Sometimes vampires simply visit ill fortune on their victim for no reason than pleasure. Now by the 17th century vampires was consider such as serious matter by the church that books on how to deal with them. Before Dracula vampires used to suck blood from the heart as if they were sucking blood from there soul. Then when vampires became entertaining they moved to the jugular for more blood. Now in early literature vampires were not effected by sunlight.
Now if you are one of those people who just have a hard time believing that nothing would ever do that let me show you some real life recorded evidence. There was a lady named Elizabeth Bathory she took a thrill delight in doing unusual punishment on her primarily female servants. She was also known as the Bloody Lady of Cachtice, and she was a Hungarian countess who lived in the Cachtice Castle near Trencin in Royal Hungary or Slovakia. She was born on the family estate on August 7, 1560 and died August 21, 1614.
. (“Elizabeth Bathory”) She was related to the king of Poland and prince of Transylvania. She is consider the most infamous serial killer in Hungarian and Slovak history. She spent most of her life at her castle. In 1575, she married Nadasdy. He took her last name because of her status. In 1578, he became chief commander of Hungarian troops and leading them to war against the Turks. He was consider brave and cruel. It is said that he was violent with is wife. He died at the age of 47. After her husband death, she and her four partners were accused of torturing and killing dozens of girls and young women. In 1611, she was imprisoned in the castle where she remained until her death of three years later. Her family relatives allowed her to avoid trial and execution. Three out of four alleged partners were put to death. There has been stories of her bathing in her victims blood to retain her youth. Based on the letters she left behind, says that she has practiced black magic. Its pretty well known that is unknown number how many women she has killed and torture but, between 1585 and 1610 it suspected that it was in the hundreds. Family knew about this but they did not intervene.
After her husbands death any restraints he may have imposed on her (or she on herself) seemed completely removed. It should be noted that besides supporting Giorgio Bastas marauding in Transylvania, the Habsburg King also refused to pay her the debt he had owed her fallen husband, this may have caused a change in her already violent character.[citation needed]
Her initial victims were local peasant girls, many of whom were lured to Иachtice by offers of well-paid work as maids in the castle. Later she may have begun to kill daughters of lower gentry, who were sent to her castle by their parents to learn high society etiquette by the opportunity to attend a sort of finishing school. Abductions seem to have occurred as well.[citation needed]
[edit] Investigation of her actionsBetween 1602 and 1604, Lutheran parish priest Istvбn Magyari complained about atrocities both publicly and with the court in Vienna, after rumours had spread[5].
The authorities took some time to respond to Magyaris complaints. Finally, in 1610, King Matthias II assigned Gyцrgy Thurzу, the Palatine of Hungary, to investigate. Thurzу ordered two notaries to collect evidence in March 1610[6]. Even before obtaining the results[7], Thurzу debated further proceedings with Bбthorys son Paul and two of her sons in law. In case of a trial and execution, considerable property would have been seized by the crown, a public scandal would have been caused, and a noble and influential family disgraced. Bбthorys family was then extremely powerful: her relative Gabriel Bбthory was the ruler of Transylvania.
It was decided that Elizabeth Bбthory should be kept under strict house arrest, but that further punishment should be avoided[8]. Bathory chose not appear at the trial but remained under house arrest until her death without ever being officially convicted.
Thurzу went to arrest Bбthory on December 29, 1610. According to a letter by Thurzу to his wife, his party found one girl dead and one dying.