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thenightling said:
@hella-writes No. The vampire is the very pale guy who mostly only comes out at night, has a specialized diet, hangs out in a cemetery but isn’t quite a ghost, nor a normal person. :-P And is blatantly drawn like a vampire in the illustrated version.
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thenightling reblogged this from neil-gaiman and added: I ask this a lot of other grown ups who read The Graveyard book. “How did you not know Silas is a vampire?” You grew...
hella-writes said:
@thenightling well I read the book seven years ago. And when I wrote my comment above I was misremembering that Jack Frost was named Silas. I definitely did not pick up on the antagonist being a vampire, cause he’s not XD
thenightling said:
@hella-writes I ask this a lot of teens and grown ups who read The Graveyard book. You grew up during two major vampire crazes (the 90s with Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Anne Rice, and various others), and then the Twilight craze of the 2000s. How do people miss that Silas is a vampire? It’s like not realizing the protagonist of The Sleeper and the Spindle is Snow White, or that Moriarty is the Sherlock-like character in A Study in Emerald. Hi Neil, The Graveyard Book is one of my most favorite books. And I don't know if you ever answered this question and...