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Chapter 43
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In a soliloquy, the vampire tells his grandfather that he is sorry for what he has done, and that he will dedicate his life to him. He explains that he was blinded by his desire to be loved by his grandfather. He admits that he has ruined everything in the family because of the bastard, and he begs his grandfather to forgive him. The patriarch tells the vampire that his ancestors were human beings, but that they were not as different from humans as they seem. The vampire, he says, is proof of this. He asks the patriarch to capture him and kill him, but the patriarch refuses, saying that he can't do so because he is the vampire's father. He says that he wants to be acknowledged, loved, and loved like his grandfather, but he cannot kill him because he's his father.
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Summer Sonata • Chapter 43 • Page ik-page-4363103
Summer Sonata • Chapter 43 • Page ik-page-4363104
Summer Sonata • Chapter 43 • Page ik-page-4363105
Summer Sonata • Chapter 43 • Page ik-page-4363106
Summer Sonata • Chapter 43 • Page ik-page-4363107
Summer Sonata • Chapter 43 • Page ik-page-5188814
Summer Sonata • Chapter 43 • Page ik-page-4363109
Summer Sonata • Chapter 43 • Page ik-page-4363110
Chapter 43
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About This Chapter
In a soliloquy, the vampire tells his grandfather that he is sorry for what he has done, and that he will dedicate his life to him. He explains that he was blinded by his desire to be loved by his grandfather. He admits that he has ruined everything in the family because of the bastard, and he begs his grandfather to forgive him. The patriarch tells the vampire that his ancestors were human beings, but that they were not as different from humans as they seem. The vampire, he says, is proof of this. He asks the patriarch to capture him and kill him, but the patriarch refuses, saying that he can't do so because he is the vampire's father. He says that he wants to be acknowledged, loved, and loved like his grandfather, but he cannot kill him because he's his father.
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