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| − | '''Antoinette Black Valentine''' is a [[cryptid|vampire]] actress and wife of [[Grim Skelton]]. She is one of the few vampires in [[Hollywood]] to have gone public with her status, doing so in | + | '''Antoinette Black Valentine''' (b. 8 February 1783) is a [[cryptid|vampire]] actress and wife of [[Grim Skelton]]. She is one of the few vampires in [[Hollywood]] to have gone public with her status, doing so in [[Hollywood in the 1970s|1975]] after a protracted legal battle with self-styled amateur "vampire hunter" [[Darius Knight]]. |
| − | She married Skelton in | + | She married Skelton in 2003 after falling for the taste of his blood, which is reportedly "bittersweet with the melancholy of centuries" and "like a dark wine pressed from lingering, nostalgic grief". Despite her attraction being solely physical to begin with, Valentine has stated that she has come to view her husband as something more than merely a portable beverage container. Skelton, wholly unfamiliar with the concept of happiness, has often cited that this relationship is the best thing he could possibly have expected to ever happen to him and remains dutifully faithful to his vampire wife. |
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Latest revision as of 10:40, 8 March 2022
Antoinette Black Valentine (b. 8 February 1783) is a vampire actress and wife of Grim Skelton. She is one of the few vampires in Hollywood to have gone public with her status, doing so in 1975 after a protracted legal battle with self-styled amateur "vampire hunter" Darius Knight.
She married Skelton in 2003 after falling for the taste of his blood, which is reportedly "bittersweet with the melancholy of centuries" and "like a dark wine pressed from lingering, nostalgic grief". Despite her attraction being solely physical to begin with, Valentine has stated that she has come to view her husband as something more than merely a portable beverage container. Skelton, wholly unfamiliar with the concept of happiness, has often cited that this relationship is the best thing he could possibly have expected to ever happen to him and remains dutifully faithful to his vampire wife.
