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jimcrichton
· 9 years ago
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Either the moon reflects only wavelengths of light that aren't harmful to vampires, or there is an intensity threshold for brightness which, once exceeded, harms vampires.
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meowiamacat
· 9 years ago
Yeah, I always just assumed it was because it's indirect, maybe it still harms them a bit, but to a lesser degree so it's at least manageable and/or not noticeable.
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nerdsarecool1212
· 9 years ago
I just thought maybe because the moon doesn't reflect UV rays
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mrscollector
· 9 years ago
Because it has to be "direct" sunlight. Or light with uv waves in it. If moon light would hurt them than they could be hurt by any light source.
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chu
· 9 years ago
*black light*
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222daisy
· 9 years ago
Because it's only a REFLECTION of actual sunlight. Just like you can look at Medusa in a mirror!
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wayward_vagabond
· 9 years ago
Because the moon is a giant mirror, and mirrors don't work on vampires.
icyquiet
· 9 years ago
Well in ancient folklore, the moon was seen to be the opposite of the sun, even though we now know it isn't
timebender25
· 9 years ago
For the same reason they can survive in the shade. It's not so much as sunlight as, strong sunlight.
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guest
· 9 years ago
They can survive in shade, haven't you seen Daywalkers?
theduckknight
· 9 years ago
It all depends on thier midichlorian count.. This interesting as fuck tho never thought of that
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thatepicchicken
· 9 years ago
Because it's not direct sunlight.
guest
· 9 years ago
Because vampires aren't real.
gottalovepotter
· 8 years ago
Cuz they need to get groceries sometime
