//I was randomly looking up stuff in the middle of the night and stumbled upon some Quotes from the Bib.le(TM) and thought about Drac (of course), and had thoughts but I’m unable to properly articulate my thoughts but I’m going to try anyway. I realized there’s a whole thing about (if my memory serves me well) both Old Test.ament G.o.d and Drac being basically petty beings with Rules and Do What I Tell You To Do Or I Will Smite You complexes and the only difference between the two larger than life, super.natur.al-ish beings would be their motives (G.o.d offered “good,” “wise” things for the comparably “naive” humanity and Drac is selfish, a liar who offers things that you want but not things you need or that would benefit you in the long run; he is a predator who preys on naive humans instead of truly trying to benefit them like he initially offers). The ultimate difference would be that G.o.d allowed humans to have a Choice and Drac does not; Drac will Smite You in the end either way, whether you do what he tells you to do or not.
Plus the entire thing about Lu.ci.fer being forcibly tossed out of hea.ven and ripped of his an.gel status by G.o.d, who allows everyone to have a choice (and lets them have their consequences as well), while Drac chose to become what he is (essentially “falling” much the same in his journey to become basically the darkest, most evil being on the planet), and literally forces others to join him in that state (mostly by forcing himself on them and biting them; there are cu.lts who wor.ship him and women who want him to bite them, yes, but you can’t tell me they’d be doing it if they weren’t under his influence).
Plus, the whole mocking of perfection Drac and the other vamps do in their... vamp... ness... Essentially, mimicking the per.fection of the angels in their eternal youth and beauty, but mocking them and G.o.d H.imself in that Drac and other vamp.ires mock the idea of that perfection and beauty by being pale, cold, and essentially animated corpses, and are truly deathless. Vampires cannot truly die, they mock the very idea of being physically (and perhaps spir.it.ually) alive itself as well as the idea of comm.un.ion by drinking blood (life) and literally rising from the grave every night (again, essentially corpses, but not quite; also, their souls refuse to “move on” after their death/transformation into a vamp.ire and go to heav.en or h.ell, also mocking G.o.d in that way), and, like Lu.cif.er, rebelling against G.o.d and (Drac) thinking quite highly of himself.
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