In the early 1800s, a poor, young law student could move to a medium-sized town in the Midwest and begin killing prominent citizens without arousing any suspicion - even after the discovery of six headless corpses is published in the newspaper.
Stovepipe hats could be used as stepping stools.
Common-looking people are the best in the world.
A gun can be built into the handle of an axe with no worries that it might go off accidentally when the axe is slammed into something.
When you re-write the vampire rules, don't bother using logic or historical precedence; just keep invoking the phrase, "one of God's little tricks," to explain the inconsistencies and logical fallacies of your new rules.
Vampires and vampire hunters in the 17th century American South used Asian martial arts.
The entrance road to Southern plantations ran past the slave quarters - that way visitors could witness firsthand the squalor and poverty in which the plantation's slaves were kept confined.
Horses will run through framed glass windows without slowing down or reacting to the flying shards of glass.
It is possible to gather, melt, and mold the White House silver into bayonets and cannon balls and ship them to the field of battle 80 miles away - all within one day.
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