Do not be such a baby, he jeered, tugging my hands free.It hurts! I howled.Of course it does. He laughed. It hurt me too. Did you think becoming a vampire was easy? Get used to the pain. Much of it lies ahead.
by Darren Shan
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In Darren Shan's "A Living Nightmare," the protagonist faces a harrowing introduction to the life of a vampire. The experience is marked by pain and suffering, which the character is mocked about by another vampire. This interaction highlights the harsh reality of becoming a vampire—it's not just a transformation but a process fraught with physical and emotional challenges.

The quote emphasizes the harsh lessons the protagonist must learn, suggesting that pain is an inherent part of this new existence. The jeering tone of the older vampire reinforces the idea that one must adapt to endure the hardships that come with immortality and the vampiric life, preparing the protagonist for the trials that lie ahead.

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