I might have to drink the blood of animals to stay alive, but I would never feast on one of my own kind, no matter what Mr.Crepsley said, or hows much my belly growled.
by Darren Shan
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The quote from "The Vampire's Assistant" by Darren Shan reflects a deep moral conviction held by the protagonist. Despite facing dire survival circumstances and the temptation to resort to extreme measures, the character distinguishes between different forms of nourishment. This shows a strong sense of identity and ethics, emphasizing that even in the face of hunger, there are lines that should not be crossed, particularly when it comes to harming fellow beings.

This internal struggle highlights the character's humanity amidst a supernatural environment where traditional moral boundaries are often blurred. The refusal to consume another human being, as hinted at by Mr. Crepsley’s suggestion, underscores the importance of maintaining one’s principles and honor, regardless of the circumstances. The dilemma reflects a broader theme of sacrifice and the choices that define an individual, particularly in contexts that challenge ethical beliefs.

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