| "Thank you." said Sigourney, "but we couldn't possibly accept a loan
from you, since we have no idea when - if ever - we'll be in a position
to repay you." "So you'll spend the night here? Excellent." Damn!
thought Louise. It looks as though Sig has left us with no option but
to stay the night. I'd have felt much happier if we'd gone to the inn.
The Count had two adjacent guest rooms, one with a double bed and one with a single. Thelma and Louise took the former and Sigourney the latter. Louise was not greatly reassured that the doors could be locked from the inside. "Can't a vampire turn into a cloud of mist and seep under doors?" she asked. "You've been listening to too many old wives' tales," Sigourney reassured her.
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