...and you can name it whatever you like.
Really? Cool!
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Who writes this crap?
What kid would react to having a murderous creature that he's seen kill people in the same manner as being given a pet puppy?
What kid would react to having a murderous creature that he's seen kill people in the same manner as being given a pet puppy?
Young boys have a tendency to get fascinated by scaled creatures like dinosaurs and totally like their ugliness. Rather than play fetch, he would train his creature to hit targets with its stinger.
shareYoung boys have a tendency to get fascinated by scaled creatures like dinosaurs and totally like their ugliness.
Yes but it's a HUGE stretch to say that a boy who watched people being EATEN ALIVE by a raptor would be all "oh cool come here, boy" if one walked into a room.I am really not sure. It depends on whether the boy is able to differentiate between the different vampires. The big red flag for me would be: He has watched his mom feeding and still accepts her like a human being. So if he is capable of not just scream hysterically the moment she enters the room, I don't think it is a stretch to think that he could accept the vampires as different entities.
It's bad writing.So is the whole show. It is steadily standing knee-deep in nonsense. So the measure I apply is a rather low B-movie quality. In a different show "boys like scaled creatures" would hardly be enough as reasoning, but the bar for this show has be so low to keep watching that I am fine with that figue leaf of an explanation, especially since in about 90% of all other cases, even such weak excuses cannot be found. share
I am really not sure. It depends on whether the boy is able to differentiate between the different vampires.
The big red flag for me would be: He has watched his mom feeding and still accepts her like a human being.
It doesn't matter if you differentiate between higher and lower they are all bloodthirsty and killers, and have the potential to kill you.That mentality warps in such situations. People get mutilated by trauma and that is something you don't seem to take in account at all.
i'm shocked to say that i actually liked the Zach/young girl vamp scenes in last night's ep. i found it really interesting how she cuddled up to him and that they seemed to have a (temporary i'm sure) little friendship kind of sort of.
shareIt's kind of a kid meeting an effed up rescue pet. I could almost hear the "Arms of An Angel" Sarah McLachlan song in the background. Please donate the lonely creature fund. Lol
I wish I had a couple of those when our house was broken into.
I do like to see those twisted kids. The little kids that play them seem to be having so much fun. Lol
LOL!
Not only was it rather illogical, but one of the creepiest, most disturbing ideas I've seen on a TV show - I suppose that was the point.
I'm seeing a glaring "plot device" here that will probably pay off in another episode, or perhaps more likely another season.
All in all, I didn't buy his sudden switch from extreme revulsion to relative acceptance of the new "pet."
...and Mrs. Taylor sure seems to use a lotta ice, whenever he's away
What kid would react to having a murderous creature that he's seen kill people in the same manner as being given a pet puppy?
I was hoping that weird monster would eat him ππ
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