Duskeah would tattoo stain decorative patterns on the children. She would push the bone needle all the way through the arm or chest, and would kill them. Kweeti visited her one day, and stated, “My sister, I want you to tattoo stain my arm with figures, but only the skin, not through the arm, … [Read more…]
Vampires have been sprouting up in unusual places since the release of Stephenie Meyers Twilight Saga. I recently received a report as of yesterday by a girl only identified by her first name of Taylor that vampires are roaming the halls of Westwood Middle School in Gainesville. I usually don’t pay much attention to such … [Read more…]
Do you believe in the Quileute Legends? If so keep reading, if not keep reading. I used to live in La Push and I had many friends. But soon I had moved away. And I hadn’t got the money to fly over to see my friends. But after a few years I collected enough money … [Read more…]
When I first saw Twilight I thought it was really interesting. The reason I was so interested in it because I am a Native American and I love reading and watching films about Native American stories and folklore. The funny thing is that most of it was true except the whole Vampire part. What is … [Read more…]
The full moon hung high in the sky like a shimmering star. Young Gretchen Keirok a vampire-vinx was hiding in the shadows not revealing herself to the outside world. She absolutely loved the moon. Especially the full moon. It was like a diamond. A glistening diamond. Years ago, during the Civil War; Gretchen saved an … [Read more…]
The Apotamkin is not just considered to be the “cold one” for nothing. They are supposed to be actually cold to the touch. Since Edward is a vampire and technically dead he is ice cold something that Bella pieces together with the supposed legends of the Apotamkin and Edward to come to the conclusion Edward is a vampire. Even when Bella unknowingly tells Edwards she hates anything wet or cold you see him snicker and hide a smile since she has no idea yet he is cold himself.