It's been a while since I've talked to myself so here it goes. If it is so easy for a vampire to turn a human and so difficult for a vampire to control the hunger, then why are there ever any humans remaining in what should be an ever expanding radius around a vampire and what is the fate of the vampires that get stuck in the middle of the human-less area?

Does mono-logging make me a villain? You never see the hero of the story mono-logging because they are too busy doing the silly things that end up being the topic of the mono-log. Is it better to be the villain or the hero. I vote for the villain because then you at least have a choice of whether to do something bad while the hero is simply fated to show up and put themselves at risk to save humanity for the greater good.

Something else that crossed my mind: The Victim-less Victims:
Have we already become the Romans? Exonerating greed, hatred and intolerance as strength by condoning the coercion of hapless pawns like gladiators into the Colosseum to compete for ratings in a contest of scandal, controversy and conspiracy while ignoring the true victims suffering silently in the corner or fading quietly into history? Is this to be the legacy of humanity?

Question(s) for the day: When is enough simply enough? When the mind mandates or when the heart encourages or when the soul simply won't take anymore? Does life limit this to only one answer? (Ramblings from a roaming mind)

Question for the day: Does having everything technically include having nothing? It is after all said that sometimes the best thing is nothing which effectively makes it something and thus part of everything ...