"What?"
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Natari's eyes went wide, obviously not at all calmed by? the older man's words.
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"Learn about...They were once human. I'm sure they know," she said dryly, though as the words left her mouth, the doubt of that showed itself in her eyes if only for an instant. Did she not generally remain cold and aloof at those parties she attended due to the animalistic behavior of most vampires. What many took for haughty and proud was simply her not being able to...mix. She did hold herself apart and the haughty expression she tended to hone was to hide the disgust and horror. Could they behave thusly and truly recall their humanity? She couldn't.
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"Well...If you think you can encourage them to recall their humanity I can't see why. Why you would think so or why such would wish to do so. Those who forgot...they are too removed."
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She frowned in sudden exasperation with herself. "But why am I telling you this? In part that's why you kill them, I assume so at any rate. My point is, in short, how do you think you can keep them from bloody tearing out your throat if they take it into their minds to do so," she demanded, her tone of expiration now aimed at the doctor.
I'm friends with the monster that's under my bed.
I get along with the voices inside of my head.
Kat