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** The pool massacre. While the victims are completely unsympathetic, having it all from the perspective of under the water, which gives us only muffled screaming and brief glimpses of what Eli is doing (one boys legs kicking as he goes through the water before suddenly stopping, a severed head falling into the pool, the very hand holding Oskar's head under falling off in a bloody mess) makes for a truly chilling scene that earned its place in horror history.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Mark, Arthur and Claire, to anyone who wouldn't sacrifice several dozen times as many of other people's loved ones just to keep their own alive. Especially Mark, since his hopes of finding a cure for Eleanor are largely pie-in-the-sky, whereas Arthur and Claire are at least approaching Peter's infection in a scientific manner that could conceivably one day lead to a cure for vampirism.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Mark, Arthur and Claire, to anyone who wouldn't sacrifice several dozen times as many of other people's loved ones just to keep their own alive. Especially Mark, since his hopes of finding a cure for Eleanor are largely pie-in-the-sky, pie-in-the-sky and he has no idea what he'd do with the vampire who bit her if he ''did'' find him, whereas Arthur and Claire are at least approaching Peter's infection in a scientific manner that could conceivably one day lead to a cure for vampirism.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Mark, Arthur and Claire, to anyone who wouldn't sacrifice several dozen times as many of other people's loved ones just to keep their own alive. Especially Mark, since his hopes of finding a cure for Eleanor are largely pie-in-the-sky, whereas Arthur and Claire are at least approaching it Peter's infection in a scientific manner that could conceivably one day lead to a cure for vampirism.
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: None of the major characters except Naomi and Isaiah are innocent of murder, and if you don't find their reasons sympathetic, it's hard to care whether the Kanes or the Logans come out on top.
