For an hour or more he was neither human nor vampire, just a howling, hungry creature of dark delights.
In "Ocean of Blood" by Darren Shan, the protagonist experiences a transformation that blurs the lines between humanity and vampirism. For an extended period, he becomes a primal entity, consumed by his desires and instincts, losing touch with his former self. This shift highlights the struggle of identity faced by those who oscillate between these two worlds.
The quote encapsulates this moment of metamorphosis, depicting the character as a ravenous beast driven by dark pleasures. It reflects the turmoil of battling one's inherent nature and the powerful allure of succumbing to the darker aspects of existence, showcasing a poignant conflict within the narrative.
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