Changes: Vampire

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A vampire was a creature from Earth mythology, a creature who had previously been a living Human, and had returned from death to feast on the blood of others. As with many legends, parts of this lore described real traits of actual creatures, and the term was often invoked whenever lifeforms who instinctively and necessarily feed on others are encountered.

Joseph Sisko compared the two security officers, who performed blood screenings, to vampires and told his son to order them to sit down and take a menu or leave his restaurant. (DS9: "Homefront")

In 2372, a Starfleet security chief on Earth likened a security officer to a vampire, as she was to perform a blood screening on him. She reminded him that vampires only come out at night. (DS9: "Paradise Lost")

Background

In the script of the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Prophet Motive", Quark's reaction to Rom showing him Zek's revised version of the Rules of Acquisition was described in the stage directions as being "like waving garlic in front of a vampire".

The Reman species was designed to be Nosferatu-like. The viceroy in particular is described in the script as having "a disturbing resemblance to the original Nosferatu." and vampiric.

A memo used as set dressing in "Far Beyond the Stars", and which he had apparently received from Douglas Pabst, suggested that "no one would believe that a cheerleader could kill vampires"; this was an in-joke referring to the fact Armin Shimerman appeared as a recurring character on the television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, p. 537)

In the novel Bloodthirst, Pavel Chekov is depicted as something of an expert on vampires, to which he refers to in a Russian accent as "wam-pires".

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 A '''vampire''' was a creature from [[Earth]] [[mythology]], a [[lifeform|creature]] who had previously been a living [[Human]], and had returned from [[death]] to feast on the [[blood]] of others. As with many legends, parts of this lore described real traits of actual creatures, and the term was often invoked whenever [[lifeform]]s who instinctively and necessarily feed on others are encountered.
+[[Joseph Sisko]] compared the [[Starfleet 24th security officers 001|two security officer]]s, who performed [[blood screening]]s, to vampires and told [[Benjamin Sisko|his son]] to order them to sit down and take a [[menu]] or leave his [[Sisko's Creole Kitchen|restaurant.]] ({{DS9|Homefront}})
-In [[1953]], a memo [[Herbert Rossoff]] had above his desk from [[Douglas Pabst]] read "''No one would believe that a [[cheerleader]] could kill vampires''". ({{DS9|Far Beyond the Stars}})
+In [[2372]], a [[Starfleet 24th Earth security 005|Starfleet security chief]] on [[Earth]] likened a [[Starfleet 24th Earth security 004|security officer]] to a vampire, as she was to perform a [[blood screening]] on him. She reminded him that vampires only come out at night. ({{DS9|Paradise Lost}})
-[[Joseph Sisko]] compared the two [[security]] [[officer]]s, who performed [[blood screening]]s, to vampires and told [[Benjamin Sisko|his son]] to order them to sit down and take a menu or leave his [[Sisko's Creole Kitchen|restaurant.]] ({{DS9|Homefront}})
+==Background==
+In the script of the {{s|DS9}} episode {{e|Prophet Motive}}, [[Quark]]'s reaction to [[Rom]] showing him [[Zek]]'s [[The Rules of Acquisition: Revised for the Modern Ferengi|revised version]] of the [[Rules of Acquisition|''Rules of Acquisition'']] was described in the stage directions as being "like waving [[garlic]] in front of a vampire".
+The [[Reman]] [[species]] was designed to be {{w|Nosferatu}}-like. The viceroy in particular is described in the script as having "a disturbing resemblance to the original Nosferatu." and vampiric.
+A [[memo]] used as set dressing in {{e|Far Beyond the Stars}}, and which he had apparently received from [[Douglas Pabst]], suggested that "no one would believe that a [[cheerleader]] could kill vampires"; this was an [[in-joke]] referring to the fact [[Armin Shimerman]] appeared as a recurring character on the television series {{wt|Buffy the Vampire Slayer}}. (''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion]]'', p. 537)
+In the novel ''[[Bloodthirst]]'', [[Pavel Chekov]] is depicted as something of an expert on vampires, to which he refers to in a [[Russia|Russian]] accent as "wam-pires".
-In [[2372]], an [[Unnamed Starfleet personnel|unnamed]] [[Starfleet]] [[security chief]] on [[Earth]] likened a [[security]] [[officer]] to a vampire, as she was to perform a [[blood screening]] on him. She reminded him that vampires only come out at night. ({{DS9|Paradise Lost}})
-{{bginfo|In the script of the ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' episode {{e|Prophet Motive}}, [[Quark]]'s reaction to [[Rom]] showing him [[Zek]]'s [[The Rules of Acquisition: Revised for the Modern Ferengi|revised version]] of the [[Rules of Acquisition|''Rules of Acquisition'']] was described in the stage directions as being "like waving [[garlic]] in front of a vampire".|The [[Reman]] [[species]] was designed to be Nosferatu-like. The viceroy in particular is described in the script as having "a disturbing resemblance to the original Nosferatu." and vampiric.}}
 ==Lifeforms==
 * [[M-113 creature]]
 * [[Dikironium cloud creature]]
+* [[Vampire bat]]
 ==Film==
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 * {{wikipedia}}
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