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The story begins with a more stereotypical representation of a vampire, as we see a shot of a hapless teenage boy messing around the vampire's coffin. The illusion is shattered when Serene yells at the boy who turns out to be her moronic brother. This is where she begins retelling the story. | The story begins with a more stereotypical representation of a vampire, as we see a shot of a hapless teenage boy messing around the vampire's coffin. The illusion is shattered when Serene yells at the boy who turns out to be her moronic brother. This is where she begins retelling the story. | ||
Serene goes back to before she had been turned into a vampire, and tells us about her school in Strangetown. Serene was seated next to two boys at the back of her classroom Andrew (last name unknown) and Victor Anderson. Andrew being loud, outgoing and obnoxious while Victor is much more reserved. After a half term break, Serene returns to school and notices that Andrew is skipping class even more than usual. She does not find out why untill she is faced with him again two weeks later and it is revealed that he has been bitten. Desperate to test out his new abilities, Andrew traps Serene in the classroom and bites her, thus ending her normal life. | Serene goes back to before she had been turned into a vampire, and tells us about her school in Strangetown. Serene was seated next to two boys at the back of her classroom Andrew (last name unknown) and Victor Anderson. Andrew being loud, outgoing and obnoxious while Victor is much more reserved. After a half term break, Serene returns to school and notices that Andrew is skipping class even more than usual. She does not find out why untill she is faced with him again two weeks later and it is revealed that he has been bitten. Desperate to test out his new abilities, Andrew traps Serene in the classroom and bites her, thus ending her normal life. | ||
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After the slow and painful process of changing into a vampire (which speads like an infection from the neck and showly kills the whole body, not a quick process like the media claims), Serene has to quit her school and become reclusive. While outside her home one night, wishing revenge on Andrew, she notices a girl from her school walk past. Martha Peel is known for being a goth vampire wanabee and after ridiculing herself in a bad attept to pretend she is a vampire herself, she becomes amazed by Serene's condition. from then on she become's Serene's stalker, desperate to be allowed to join the "Beautiful creatures of the night". When Martha returns to her house we are introduced to her mother Prudence Peel, a slightly mad religious fanatic who is convinced judgement day is about to commence. She mentions how "demons" are already walking this earth. | After the slow and painful process of changing into a vampire (which speads like an infection from the neck and showly kills the whole body, not a quick process like the media claims), Serene has to quit her school and become reclusive. While outside her home one night, wishing revenge on Andrew, she notices a girl from her school walk past. Martha Peel is known for being a goth vampire wanabee and after ridiculing herself in a bad attept to pretend she is a vampire herself, she becomes amazed by Serene's condition. from then on she become's Serene's stalker, desperate to be allowed to join the "Beautiful creatures of the night". When Martha returns to her house we are introduced to her mother Prudence Peel, a slightly mad religious fanatic who is convinced judgement day is about to commence. She mentions how "demons" are already walking this earth. | ||
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Finding it hard to deal with being a new vampire, Serene goes in search of another like her for companionship. And with no idea where vampires really hang out, Serene searches the local graveyard. She has no luck in finding other vampires, yet happens to find her old classmate Victor visiting a grave (his mother's). Victor is unphased by Serene's new state and provides her some much needed company. We then see Victor return to his house, met by his father Herman Anderson. herman scolds him for bing home too early, as he tells the women he dates that his son is dead too because in his words "do you really think girls are interested in a man who has a miserable looking teenage son around? No I think the poor widower who tragically lost his son too has a better ring to it.”. | Finding it hard to deal with being a new vampire, Serene goes in search of another like her for companionship. And with no idea where vampires really hang out, Serene searches the local graveyard. She has no luck in finding other vampires, yet happens to find her old classmate Victor visiting a grave (his mother's). Victor is unphased by Serene's new state and provides her some much needed company. We then see Victor return to his house, met by his father Herman Anderson. herman scolds him for bing home too early, as he tells the women he dates that his son is dead too because in his words "do you really think girls are interested in a man who has a miserable looking teenage son around? No I think the poor widower who tragically lost his son too has a better ring to it.”. | ||
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| + | As Serene and Victor become closer friends, Herman's dark secret is presented for the first time in the story. Herman, a womaniser, prepares for a date with his new girlfriend while Victor is safely out of the way at Crypt-o night club with Serene and Martha. Victor ends up drinking too much and reveals how he has to pretend to be dead most nights. When taken back home, he notices the bathroom light on and discovers the gruesome corpse of Herman's date laying accross a bloody bathroom. Victor panicks and attempts to run when Herman stops him, acting cooly. Victor is sure that Herman knows what he saw despite escaping easily and running to Serene's home for help. | ||
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Revision as of 19:05, 13 January 2007
A story by Lollipop_Girl
Undead : Serene's Story is the first sim story posted by Lollipop_Girl. It is narrated by Serene Raiden, a girl who has unwillingly become a vampire. She recounts the tale of her horrific experience with a brutal serial killer and the hardship of dealing with human’s prejudice while struggling to hold onto her human side at the same time.
Contents |
Origin
Cast
Main characters
Serene Raiden.
Martha Peel.
Victor Anderson.
Prudence Peel.
Herman Anderson.
Persephone.
Minor characters
Andrew.
Vincent Freeman.
Medeia Godell.
Cameos
Sg'glu Neebtadrizk.
Earth Neebtadrizk.
Faye Griffith.
Charlotte Clervel
Lollipop_Girl's self sim (aged as a teen).
Summary
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The story begins with a more stereotypical representation of a vampire, as we see a shot of a hapless teenage boy messing around the vampire's coffin. The illusion is shattered when Serene yells at the boy who turns out to be her moronic brother. This is where she begins retelling the story.
Serene goes back to before she had been turned into a vampire, and tells us about her school in Strangetown. Serene was seated next to two boys at the back of her classroom Andrew (last name unknown) and Victor Anderson. Andrew being loud, outgoing and obnoxious while Victor is much more reserved. After a half term break, Serene returns to school and notices that Andrew is skipping class even more than usual. She does not find out why untill she is faced with him again two weeks later and it is revealed that he has been bitten. Desperate to test out his new abilities, Andrew traps Serene in the classroom and bites her, thus ending her normal life.
After the slow and painful process of changing into a vampire (which speads like an infection from the neck and showly kills the whole body, not a quick process like the media claims), Serene has to quit her school and become reclusive. While outside her home one night, wishing revenge on Andrew, she notices a girl from her school walk past. Martha Peel is known for being a goth vampire wanabee and after ridiculing herself in a bad attept to pretend she is a vampire herself, she becomes amazed by Serene's condition. from then on she become's Serene's stalker, desperate to be allowed to join the "Beautiful creatures of the night". When Martha returns to her house we are introduced to her mother Prudence Peel, a slightly mad religious fanatic who is convinced judgement day is about to commence. She mentions how "demons" are already walking this earth.
Finding it hard to deal with being a new vampire, Serene goes in search of another like her for companionship. And with no idea where vampires really hang out, Serene searches the local graveyard. She has no luck in finding other vampires, yet happens to find her old classmate Victor visiting a grave (his mother's). Victor is unphased by Serene's new state and provides her some much needed company. We then see Victor return to his house, met by his father Herman Anderson. herman scolds him for bing home too early, as he tells the women he dates that his son is dead too because in his words "do you really think girls are interested in a man who has a miserable looking teenage son around? No I think the poor widower who tragically lost his son too has a better ring to it.”.
As Serene and Victor become closer friends, Herman's dark secret is presented for the first time in the story. Herman, a womaniser, prepares for a date with his new girlfriend while Victor is safely out of the way at Crypt-o night club with Serene and Martha. Victor ends up drinking too much and reveals how he has to pretend to be dead most nights. When taken back home, he notices the bathroom light on and discovers the gruesome corpse of Herman's date laying accross a bloody bathroom. Victor panicks and attempts to run when Herman stops him, acting cooly. Victor is sure that Herman knows what he saw despite escaping easily and running to Serene's home for help.
Real life and cultural references
In other media
See also
Related downloads
