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This document discusses various aspects of vampires including: - The count dracula and the belief that vampires are immortal beings. - The different types of vampires such as nosferatu and strigoi. - The common fears of vampires such as crosses, stakes and churches. - Questions about where vampires live, when the legends began and if any mammals are also called vampires. - Whether vampires truly exist or are merely mythical creatures.
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- 7. Symbols of the vampires
- 9. • Chiefs vampires live?
- 10. • When was born the legend of the vampires?
- 11. • On what were they based to create vampires` movies?
- 12. • In what years did the vampires` first productions do?
- 13. • In what continent did the vampires exist?
- 14. Is there any mammal that has name vampires?
- 15. Were does he live
- 16. Do you believe that nowadys the vampires exist? Do you believe that nowadys the vampires exist?