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| Danielle Kelly Actress Rachel Leigh Cook |
| Fatima Navarro |
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| Vincent Rainone Actor Rob Lowe |
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| Ideal Romantic Relationship |
| Julio Navarro Actor Jude Law |
| Both consider themselves to be equal partners and do not acknowledge that one is the Master and the other is the servant. Married in life and bonded together six years after Julio's 'rebirth', Fatima and her Vampire Master view each other with blind devotion and unconditional support.. They also share a commitment to each other that is unfanthomable in these modern times; it is such a pure love that it often upsets others around them, particularly Danielle and Vincent. There is almost no conflict because of the trust that they have in each other's judgement. |
| A Dysfunctional, Post-Romantic Relationship |
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| Miguel Actor Jensen Ackles |
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| Once built on mutual love, Miguel and Danielle have one of the most tumoltuous relationships of all vampires. The sole object of his affection for seventy-five years, Danielle was angry and heartbroken when Miguel told her that he didn't love her anymore and in retaliation she had several liasons with other people, many of which resulted in the birth of children. She even attempted to seduce Julio out of jealousy though she was quite unsuccessful . Though he is the Master , Miguel would never even considers physically controlling his human servant's behavior. At the end of The Green-Eyed Dragon, Danielle decides to commit suicide in hopes of killing her Master but is unsuccessful. She leaves him crippled and confused as to why she hated him so much she'd rather die than be near him. |
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| A Semi-functional Codependent Relationship |
| The relationship between Master and Servant does not exist in this strange union. Pip is a child vampire that doesn't understand what it means to be a Master. In his mind, he is a child and his servant, Vincent, is his caretaker. He views him as a father, an authority figure who he must always listen to. Vincent does nothing to discourage this train of thought and, therefore, can be seen as aiding this delusion. And though Vincent suffers an incredible amount of guilt over his existence, he never blames the child for making him what he is. Moreover, he is happy to care for the child as it gets his mind off of his sad life. |
| Cuipiptilin Actor Haley Joel Osment |