Snowflakes, I’m so fucking happy I can’t even tell you. The kitchen is not quite done yet, but it’s close enough that I can start using it again. To celebrate I made chicken and roasted potatoes for dinner last night. It was so GOOD!
Sorry I’ve been MIA Snowflakes, but we’ve been busy trying to get the kitchen finished. We’ve been living off fast food and frozen dinners, and we’re craving a good old fashioned home-cooked meal.
Guys, this is my kitchen. Painting is hard. Send the elves, please. pic.twitter.com/GHPEfr1KE9
— Catherine Winters (@WritingWinters) November 25, 2014
Deliberate Transformation: The process of a human becoming a vampire with the aid of a vampire.
The process of Deliberate Transformation varies by line and is never guaranteed to work. Some people just do not survive the conversion process. Hale and hardy or feeble and frail does not necessarily make the difference. It’s just one of those weird things that may have to do with how much the person wants to live, how pure their soul is, or how many Twinkies they ate.
Spontaneous Transformation: The process of a human becoming a vampire without the aid of a vampire. Sometimes called Original Transformation.
Note: The more common Deliberate Transformation will be discussed in a later post.
Here’s the interesting part, these transformation terms are mine. Vampires don’t have names for these things, they apparently don’t think about them too hard. In fact, most vampires have never met an “original” vampire, or even know who was the first of any line. The only vampire still in existence known to have been transformed by an original is Augustus. And by “known”, I mean most vampires consider this information a myth. I’m not sure if Augustus even knows with certainty that he was sired by an original.