And for your other comment about whether or not Karkat should be cured... I think he'd avoid hurting someone, so it would make sense if he hasn't drunk blood yet. On the other hand, it could depend on who turned him into a vampire. If it was, I don't know, the Condesce or someone else determined to get their way, they might drip blood into his mouth while he's unconscious in order to seal the vampirism.
The second option provides more potential for fun angst, especially if Nepeta feels betrayed when they realise the vampirism is permanent ("You said you've never hurt anyone, but you must have!" kind of thing) but it might put the fic over the word limit if Karkat then has to prove his innocence too?
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Date: 2012-07-02 07:26 am (UTC)And for your other comment about whether or not Karkat should be cured... I think he'd avoid hurting someone, so it would make sense if he hasn't drunk blood yet. On the other hand, it could depend on who turned him into a vampire. If it was, I don't know, the Condesce or someone else determined to get their way, they might drip blood into his mouth while he's unconscious in order to seal the vampirism.
The second option provides more potential for fun angst, especially if Nepeta feels betrayed when they realise the vampirism is permanent ("You said you've never hurt anyone, but you must have!" kind of thing) but it might put the fic over the word limit if Karkat then has to prove his innocence too?