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''' | '''Abigail''' was the child of [[Victor (Half Light)|Victor]] and [[Victor's wife (Half Light)|his wife]]. Once she was born, he considered his life perfect. When a [[Victor's maker (White Witch of Devil's End)|vampire]] entered the village, it was Victor's love for his family that made him so desirable to her, so she set about making him a vampire. After this, the woman took Victor's wife and child away from him. | ||
Victor always carried a locket with an image of his maker to remind him of his family. The place in the [[church]] [[graveyard]] where [[Olive Hawthorne]] discovered Victor feasting on a [[deer]] in the [[20th century]] was the grave of his wife and child, and his memories of their deaths still visibly shook him when he spoke of it. ([[HOMEVID]]: {{cs|Half Light (home video)}}) | |||
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[[Category:Humans with unknown names]] | [[Category:Humans with unknown names]] | ||
[[Category:Residents of Devil's End]] | [[Category:Residents of Devil's End]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:41, 1 December 2024
Abigail was the child of Victor and his wife. Once she was born, he considered his life perfect. When a vampire entered the village, it was Victor's love for his family that made him so desirable to her, so she set about making him a vampire. After this, the woman took Victor's wife and child away from him.
Victor always carried a locket with an image of his maker to remind him of his family. The place in the church graveyard where Olive Hawthorne discovered Victor feasting on a deer in the 20th century was the grave of his wife and child, and his memories of their deaths still visibly shook him when he spoke of it. (HOMEVID: Half Light [+]Loading...["Half Light (home video)"])
