I, Vampire 0 was a surprisingly good zero issue and the artwork was befitting of the tragic origin of Andrew Bennett. The Shakespeare Sonnet provides wondrous contrast with the artwork. The scene depicts the ending of a romance because Bennett has now become a vampire and has to end his romance but the sonnet relates to enduring pain for true everlasting love. The rain looks beautiful with drab dreary cold colours to denote the despair of Bennett and the house looks warm, comforting with a solitary tear to the cheek of the beautiful lady. This genuinely invokes feelings of sadness and tragedy and we know that despite Shakespeare protestations, love does not bear it out even to the edge of doom.
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