Full Version: Honk if you love Vlad Tepes
are you as interested in the history of the Vlad Tepes as I am?? aka bram's count dracula?? If so...share why here.
Bram's Dracula was only extremely loosely based on Tepes. He didn't have much in reality in common with Bram's Dracula.
QUOTE (creature_feature @ Feb 15 2005, 10:23 PM)
Bram's Dracula was only extremely loosely based on Tepes. He didn't have much in reality in common with Bram's Dracula.
im just saying i like him for what he's worth...even though he may not be involved strongly in it
Oh well in that case, honk honk! Vlad's a pretty interesting character.
QUOTE (creature_feature @ Feb 16 2005, 03:19 PM)
Oh well in that case, honk honk! Vlad's a pretty interesting character.
sure is!
I think its interesting how Bram Stoker chose Vlad to become dracula. The 'Dracul' name came from Vlad's father, I believe, who was in the order of the dragon.
Anyways, from what I was able to discern, he was only once documented as consuming the blood of a human. He always enjoyed locking people up in shackles, and one day he drained a man's blood into a bowl, and dipped his bread in it. This was more of a symbol of how he had power over him, though.
Anyways, from what I was able to discern, he was only once documented as consuming the blood of a human. He always enjoyed locking people up in shackles, and one day he drained a man's blood into a bowl, and dipped his bread in it. This was more of a symbol of how he had power over him, though.
QUOTE (Wylak the Grey @ Feb 18 2005, 04:59 PM)
I think its interesting how Bram Stoker chose Vlad to become dracula. The 'Dracul' name came from Vlad's father, I believe, who was in the order of the dragon.
Anyways, from what I was able to discern, he was only once documented as consuming the blood of a human. He always enjoyed locking people up in shackles, and one day he drained a man's blood into a bowl, and dipped his bread in it. This was more of a symbol of how he had power over him, though.
Anyways, from what I was able to discern, he was only once documented as consuming the blood of a human. He always enjoyed locking people up in shackles, and one day he drained a man's blood into a bowl, and dipped his bread in it. This was more of a symbol of how he had power over him, though.
the man sure had power over his enemies
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