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The term "Undead" or "Living Dead" is used when referring to creatures that are in actuality dead, but seem to be alive and in a trance. |
The term "Undead" or "Living Dead" is used when referring to creatures that are in actuality dead, but seem to be alive and in a trance. |
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| − | The term is used to apply to both [[Zombies]] and [[Vampires]] alike. Although some Vampires and Zombies are not mindless and walk around as if in a trance. Some, such as [[Solomon Grundy]] and [[Dracula]], a [[zombie]] and [[vampire]], actually appear to possess souls, but this is merely a supernatural illusion. |
+ | The term is used to apply to both [[Zombies]] and [[Vampires]] alike. Although some Vampires and Zombies are not mindless and walk around as if in a trance. Some, such as [[Solomon Grundy]] and [[Dracula]], a [[zombie]] and [[vampire]], actually appear to possess souls, but presumably this is merely a supernatural illusion. |
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Revision as of 23:20, 14 February 2011
The term "Undead" or "Living Dead" is used when referring to creatures that are in actuality dead, but seem to be alive and in a trance.
The term is used to apply to both Zombies and Vampires alike. Although some Vampires and Zombies are not mindless and walk around as if in a trance. Some, such as Solomon Grundy and Dracula, a zombie and vampire, actually appear to possess souls, but presumably this is merely a supernatural illusion.