We, The Infected

No reason why it wouldn't last centuries, barring unfortunate accidents. My hope exactly. My hope for them, now I know they have the opportunity and the benefit of Eli's two and more centuries of instinct if not memories, plus Oskar's modern...ness, I wish them a long unlife of togetherness. :)

Nothing definite has been stated (as far as I know), only speculated, about release dates for North America, if that's where yer at.
Welcome to the board...

How can any of us reply to this...without spoiling it for you?

This is something I have thunk about on many occasions. Oskar being turned was an inevitability in my mind right from the first time I finished reading the book. For me, the two of them riding off into the sunrise to spend eternity together killing and drinking, running and playing through the snows...

Oh cool! Thank you, editrice you are absolutely awesome! A Queen of an editor!

So, I assume that he cut his hair since the movie then. I like the way JAL puts it: The picture seemed to be taken shortly after Oskar disappeared, however his haircut looked new and modern, and he was much thinner than before.. Sorry to contradict you, but isn't the hairstyle in the photo Stefan's...

I don't think anyone would be able to predict how Tommy would have turned out as a person twenty years later, especially having gone through the gory, hellish experience he had in the cellar. I think he is most likely person to have sent the photo, but can you imagine looking through your holiday pi...

Eli didn't bite Oskar. No she didn't, but what is your point? Are you quoting something or someone? Sorry for being so crytpic. It was a response to the suggestion that the young vampires would not turn the oldies because of the taste of Stephan's blood, cancer flavoured and laced with morphine as ...

crazychristina wrote:Eli didn't bite Oskar.

No she didn't, but what is your point? Are you quoting something or someone?

editrice wrote:Remember, cancer tastes bad to vampires.

Aaahhhhh, YES! Good point!