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16	->''Urist [=McDwarf=] has been found dead, drained of all blood!''
17	-->-- ''Videogame/DwarfFortress''
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19	There are several ways to fall prey to a vampire. Walking around alone at night is just asking for it. [[VampiresOwnNightClubs Picking up strangers at noisy clubs is the hip modern way]]. Then there is the traditional method: vampires are fond of using EnterStageWindow to get in the victim's bedroom. They might open the window, break it, turn into a mist to seep past, or even [[OffscreenTeleportation just seemingly teleport in]]. Then it's straight for the bed, leaning over the sleeper, and chomping down on the neck.
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21	Sometimes the victim is awakened by the attempt or still up and about, often in [[LingerieScene lingerie]] for {{Fanservice}}, that's when the HypnoticEyes subdue her and she leads the sudden new lover to the bed. On following nights, a combination of HemoErotic and VampiresAreSexGods leave the victim eagerly waiting up and letting the vampire in for another night of deadly passion.
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23	The victim is seemingly AlwaysFemale. MustBeInvited might ultimately be required before the vampire can make a midnight visit. They may not always succeed and sometimes they didn't come for a meal, but vampires don't believe in privacy or knocking on the front door.
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25	While a hallmark of the ClassicalMovieVampire, [[DiscreditedTrope it's fallen out of favor in modern times]], as vampires are far too hip and sexy to waste time skulking outside windows.
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27	See also KissOfTheVampire and VampireBitesSuck for how it may feel, and VampireHickey for the resulting wounds. In most cases, the vampire's feeding doesn't awaken the victim at all or they're enjoying it and so the bite leans toward Kiss. Sometimes they do awaken from the pain which places it in Bite territory.
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30	!!Examples:
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34	[[folder:Anime & Manga]]
35	* In the ''{{Manga/Hellsing}}'' manga, [[spoiler: Alucard decides the best way to announce his return, after decades of un-existence, is by trying to sink his mouthful of fangs into a sleeping Integra's neck. She empties a pistol into him before he can]].
36	* In ''Anime/PhantomQuestCorp'', Dracula initially preys on Makiko when she steps out at night. The final time, he goes straight to her bedroom where he hypnotizes her. But Karino's interference causes him to teleport Makiko into his arms and flee with her, to TokyoTower.
37	* ''Literature/{{Shiki}}'', a number of the vampires are created like this. One noteable example is Megumi, the first to fall prey to the shiki and rises as one herself, invades Natsuno (Even being polite enough to take her shoes off. It's Japan, a custom and all) and walks up the stairs. Natsuno hears her coming but can't move due to some kinda spell on him. Megumi seemingly stops and he thinks she left. Only for her to somehow appear ''underneath the bed of where his friend is sleeping'' before sliding out from underneath it like a snake. Subverted though in that she doesn't bite him, rather she goes after said friend, Tohru, as she's jealous of the attention Natsuno gives him.
38	* While he's not ''technically'' a vampire, Shuu Tsukiyama from ''Manga/TokyoGhoul'' is introduced in a manner that invokes this trope. The wealthy predator climbs through the window of an attractive young woman, complimenting her on her beautiful eyes while she cowers in fear. We next see her wandering the streets, screaming for help... with [[EyeScream empty, bloody sockets]]. He's later seen dining on the stolen eyeballs, while enjoying a glass of blood.
39	* The ''VisualNovel/{{Tsukihime}}'' anime inverts the trope. Shiki goes to his sister's bedroom unannounced and catches Akiha sucking Kohaku's blood: the maid effectively being her mistress' breakfast in bed.
40	* Played straight and subverted in ''Literature/VampireHunterD: Bloodlust''. In the opening scene, Meier Link breaks into Charlotte's bedroom window as is par for the course, but their actual relationship is quite different.
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44	* ''ComicBook/BatmanVampire'': A variation occurs in "Red Rain". Tanya repeatedly visits Bruce in his sleep and bites him to infect him with vampirism, without actually drinking his blood. As a result, Batman gains vampire powers while still remaining essentially human, giving him the strength to fight Dracula.
45	* ''ComicBook/DraculaMarvelComics'':
46	** ''Comicbook/TheTombOfDracula'':
47	*** In "Day of Blood! Night of Redemption!", Lila has locked herself in her dorm and lies in bed mourning the death of her girlfriend. Dracula slips through her door as a mist and she's terrified because she recognizes him and had seen him kill before. A moment later his shirt comes off and his [[VampiresAreSexGods raw, primal sex appeal]] overpowers both her fear and her protests of being lesbian. He feeds during sex, dooming her to become his [[SingleTargetSexuality obsessed slave]].
48	*** In "the Savage Return of Dracula", an unconscious Jeanie is left as bait on a bed in Castle Dracula, a crucifix around her neck to protect her. Dracula returns from a hunt and finds her in one of his rooms. He attempts to attack her when Frank counterattacks, [[spoiler: but he is overpowered and left for dead. Jeanie awakens and Dracula hypnotizes her to throw away the cross. Now that she is defenseless, Dracula drains her dry]].
49	** ''ComicBook/DraculaLives'': In the first part of ''Pit of Death'', Dracula targets the blind wife of a man that's trying to rally the villagers to attack him. Since she's blind, she unaware of Dracula slipping into their home and he quickly seduces and feeds on her.
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53	* ''Fanfic/BaraNoToge'': Shizuku does this often. She waits at the window of the Lily class dorm rooms, sings to draw them out to her, bites them, and sends them back to bed before leaving. Since the girls she feeds from are under hypnosis, they have little to no memories of the event.
54	* A variation occurs in ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'' fanfic ''Fanfic/HellsisterTrilogy''. Sorcerer Mordru visits Supergirl in her sleep and sucks from her the fragment of her soul which spawned [[EvilCounterpart Satan Girl]].
55	* ''FanFic/ResistingTheIncubus'': Alejandro's approach to getting into a potential victim's house.
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58	[[folder:Films -- Live-Action]]
59	* ''Film/BramStokersDracula'', at first Dracula lures Lucy out of the mansion and into the over-large gardens of the estate for sex and blood. From then on, Lucy eagerly awaits him, writhing and moaning in her bed as he approaches. The final night he crashes through the window as a wolf, rips open her throat and laps up her blood, and she dies with cries of agonized pleasure.
60	* In ''Film/CatsEye'', a [[AllTrollsAreDifferent tiny troll]] lurks in the walls of a young Creator/DrewBarrymore's bedroom and steals her breath while she sleeps.
61	* ''Film/CountDraculasGreatLove'':
62	** Marlene is in bed and reading the book about Dracula that she and Irme discovered earlier. She falls asleep and has a color-inverted dream of the prophecy of Dracula's ultimate victory--Dracula entering the bedroom of a true virgin who gives her blood willingly out of love and granting him his full power.
63	** Irme and Marlene are having an affair while they're stranded in Dr. Marlow's sanitarium, and he sneaks into her bedroom the first night. Unfortunately the next night sees him turned into a vampire en route to her room. She's delighted when he enters and frightened when he steps into the light and reveals his HellishPupils and fangs; but ultimately she's enthralled and doesn't resist as he bites into her neck, eventually writhing in ecstasy when he releases her throat and leaves a bloody trail of kisses down her body.
64	** Irme comes for Karen while she sleeps, but she awakens and screams at the sight of him. Dr. Marlow is across the hall with Senta and comes running to help, bursting into the room as Irme grapples with Karen trying to reach her throat. He overcomes Irme and throws him out the window where he is impaled on a WoodenStake.
65	* Done in the both ''Film/CountYorga'' films:
66	** In the first Yorga does this twice. First by attacking the van where Erica and her boyfriend Paul are sleeping. And later mesmerizes Erica to open the upstairs balcony to let him in and finish feeding on her.
67	** Second film, Yorga sends his army of brides to break into Cynthia's household where they promptly feed on her family before subduing and kidnapping her. And later goes after a girl he bitten earlier, Mitzi, in her the houseboat her boyfriend and she are staying in. Killing him, finishing his feeding and adding her to his brides.
68	* PlayedForLaughs in ''Film/DraculaDeadAndLovingIt'', of course.
69	** Dracula in bat-form attempts to fly into Lucy's open window just in time for her to close it.
70	** Dracula is lurking outside Mina's window, but she has an inconvenient nurse inside with her. He's got them both under his spell but they're mindlessly following his commands and Dracula can't get the nurse to leave the room and Mina to let him in.
71	* In ''Film/DraculaReborn'', Melanie is doing a strip-tease when the vampire enters the room through the balcony. He dispatches her boyfriend quickly enough while her back is turned, but the movie reserves the {{Gorn}} for the women's deaths. She's grabbed and bitten from behind before being thrown onto the bed. He slowly drains her blood while she kicks and screams, occasionally letting her go and demanding an explanation for her actions. Eventually he laments that she's not "enjoying his pleasure", finally throwing her head to the side, biting into the other side of her throat, and slowly drinking her to death.
72	* In ''Film/FemaleVampire'', the Countess first comes to Anna in her sleep, whispering in her dreams that the reporter has been marked as her prey. Later, she stalks Anna around her house, appearing and disappearing at will. Anna is so deep in her power that she's both terrified and aroused, even breaking down crying when the Countess seemingly leaves without touching her. Upon the Countess' return, they have sex before the Countess finishes Anna off--biting her throat or [[OutWithABang through oral sex]], depending on the [[ReCut version of the film]].
73	* A staple of the Film/HammerHorror vampires films and perhaps a major contribution to the trope becoming cliché. Also a great opportunity for a LingerieScene.
74	** ''Film/HorrorOfDracula'', as usual, Dracula attacks Lucy. She is awake in bed, watching as Dracula appears on the balcony and waits for him to come to her. This likewise happens to Mina later in the film, though by that point Dracula was already hiding in the house before Arthur and Van Helsing knew it.
75	** ''Film/TheBridesOfDracula'', Baron Meinster does this when Gina is by herself after Marianne leaves her room following their talk, coming in silently through an open window while she's looking at a mirror. By the time she senses he's there and turns to, he quickly mesmerizes her before going to feed on her. Later in the film, he pulls this with Marianne. But, unlike Gina and despite having ample opportunity to feed on Marianne right then and there with no resistance, he decides to kidnap her and bring her in front of Helsing so he can turn her in front of the hunter as a final insult.
76	** ''Film/DraculaHasRisenFromTheGrave'', Maria is standing at her balcony door when Dracula comes for her and she slowly retreats to her bed.
77	** ''Film/TheSatanicRitesOfDracula'', Jane was kidnapped by the cult and locked in a bedroom at their hideout. She was terrified by his ominous, unseen approach, but when the door flies open and he enters the room she welcomes him to her bed.
78	* In ''Series/HouseOfFrankenstein1997'', Crispian manages to locate Grace's apartment but she is out of the house with Vernon. However Felicity arrives at their apartment just as he does, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuNirc-ZcUo cue Crispian deciding to make a new vampire servant.]]
79	* Inverted in ''Film/InterviewWithTheVampire'', Claudia is brought home after Louis nearly kills her, Lestat turning the girl as a gift. For her first meal, Lestat summons a maid to Claudia's bedroom, who he hypnotizes and drapes over the bed for his new daughter to feed on.
80	* In ''Film/JohnCarpentersVampires'', Katrina enters a motel room unaware that Valek is waiting for her on the ceiling. She's terrified when he descends on her, but afterward she's shaking in ecstasy as he feeds between her legs.
81	* ''Film/TheLostBoys'': Sam is hauling one of the creepy taxidermy animals into the closet. When he turns around, half-vampire Michael has come in the room by the second story window. After some arguing between the brothers, Star arrives, first yelling up to them from the ground, then suddenly floating by the window.
82	* In ''Film/{{Nosferatu}}'', Ellen's plan to destroy Orlok is to wait for him to attack her in her bed and allow him to slowly feed to distract him from the lethal sunrise.
83	* ''Film/ShadowOfTheVampire'' plays with this. Schrek doesn't attack Greta in her room, it's a movie set, the bedroom from the climax of ''Nosferatu''. Per the arrangement with Murnau, Schrek only receives his payment for playing "himself" in the movie in the scene were Orlok feeds on Ellen.
84	* ''Film/SistersOfSin'', Terri is sleeping in her husband's arms when the vampire comes through the window. She sees him enter and immediately goes to him and disrobes; they kiss as he leads her back to the bed before biting her throat. Her moans of pleasure awaken her husband but the vampire breaks his neck with one hand, before resuming feeding on her blood. A rescue party starts pounding on the door calling for her husband to open up, when they break the door down it's too late to save her and the vampire is gone.
85	* In the ''{{Film/Subspecies}}'' franchise:
86	** ''Subspecies'' has Radu break into the girls' room to feed on Lilian's cut arm; he sucks on that for a while before going for her throat, but flees when Stefan and Karl arrive. Later he somehow [[OffscreenTeleportation Offscreen Teleports]] from kidnapping Mara at a festival to finishing off the weakened and bed-ridden Lilian in the room.
87	** The second and third movies have Radu make several attempts on killing Becky in her sleep. The first attempt fails because Radu wastes too much time creeping around with the sheets and her nightgown until the phone rings...and he just leaves rather than attempting to overpower her. For the second attempt he spies in her room, enters via StockFootage...and then runs away because Mel is also in the room, asleep in a chair. Radu is nothing if ''committed'' playing this trope completely by the book.
88	* In ''Film/TheVampireAndTheBallerina'', the vampire first attacks Louisa in an alley. Later, he comes to her in her bedroom and she doesn't resist him.
89	* In ''Film/TheVampireLovers'', a young woman is asleep in her cottage. She's startled awake by Carmilla stroking her face but soon after is delighted to see her.
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93	* ''Literature/TheBadPlace'' uses this trope as Candy's introduction. Candy isn't an actual vampire but a teleporting super-human psycho who has a taste for blood, and [[HemoErotic blood drinking is the only sexual release he knows]]. He breaks into the teenage girl's room first. She awakens during the attack but his strength and size is overpowering, he bites her throat open and drinks until she dies. He attacks her older brother next and smothers him so he can't fight back before he feeds. Deciding to take his time with their mother, he climbs into bed with her, beats her unconscious before she recognizes him as a stranger, and then suckles from a bite in her palm.
94	* Seen in ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'':
95	** Subverted in ''Literature/WitchesAbroad'' where a vampire abjectly fails to get into the rooms at the inn where the three witches are staying. The youngest witch, Magrat, fails to get the point , declares the room too stuffy, and opens the heavy shutters. Concussing the vampire on the other side who is trying to get in.
96	** Otto Chriek, a "[[VegetarianVampire black ribboner]]" vampire in ''Literature/TheTruth'', reminisces about his past experience doing this, preying on not-always-unwilling bosomy young ladies in negligees.
97	* The original ''Literature/{{Dracula}}'' would be the TropeCodifier with a helping hand from PopCulturalOsmosis. Dracula never technically enters Lucy's bedroom. On the first occasion, he hypnotizes her to leave the house and go down to the park. Thereafter, he goes to her bedroom window as a bat and she climbs partway out of it to be drained. When vamping [[spoiler: Mina]], he was able to enter because an inmate of the asylum she was sleeping in gave him leave.
98	* In "Literature/GenreSavvy", this is briefly discussed. Edgar believes you can escape being in a horror movie by being GenreSavvy and says that nobody in a horror film is killed at home in bed. Charlotte counters by reminding him that vampires traditionally do just that.
99	* In Creator/StephenKing's ''Film/TheNightFlier'', the eponymous Night Flier pays a visit to the elderly Sarche couple. The following day, the husband shuts down the airfield and the wife visits the beauty parlor. The husband is found with his head torn off on one end of the trailer. The wife is found, her blood completely drained, in bed; with new lingerie, a peaceful expression, and a copy of ''[[Literature/TheVampireChronicles The Vampire Lestat]]''.
100	* In ''Literature/SalemsLot'', this is the standard operating procedure for the vampires. While they require a Vampire Invitation before they can enter, they quickly overrun the small town by making nightly visits. In particular:
101	** Matt invites an ill Mike Ryerson to spend a few nights recovering in his guest room. That night, he listens in horror as Mike invites the vampire Danny Glick in. When Matt works up the courage to investigate, Mike is dead. Later, Mike returns to the same room waiting for Matt, but is driven away by a crucifix and revoking the invitation.
102	** A delirious Mrs. Glick explains to her husband about her dreams of the last few nights: Danny returning home so she can breast-feed him again.
103	** After [[spoiler: Susan becomes a vampire, she visits Mark's bedroom that same night, offering to "kiss" him]].
104	** By the end of the story, the vampirism becomes so rampant that the invitation rule is overridden by the corruption and vampires soon start entering houses freely of their own will until the whole town is populated by the undead.
105	* ''Literature/ScaryStoriesToTellInTheDark'', features "The Window". A girl sees a monster lurking out her window and she's too frightened to do anything. She unfortunately gives it the time to smash its way in, grab her, and bite into her throat. Her screams allow her brothers to save her and chase it off. [[PoliceAreUseless The police pass it off as an escaped lunatic who thinks he's a vampire]]. Months later, the vampire comes clawing at her window again, but she screams at the sight of it and her brothers are able to track and kill it.
106	* In ''Literature/{{Soulmate}}'', after Hannah kicks him out, Thierry later returns and breaks into Hannah's bedroom, where she finds him waiting for her. He attacks her and forcibly drinks her blood, though she drives him off by stabbing him through the hand with a pencil. [[spoiler:It's later revealed it was Maya, who had taken Thierry's form]].
107	* In ''[[Literature/Twilight2005 Twilight]]'', Edward breaks into Bella's room at night. Infamously, he doesn't feed on her blood, he watches her sleep. A month before they met too.
108	* The first chapter of ''Literature/VarneyTheVampire'' has the eponymous bloodsucker break into Flora Bannerworth's bedroom. She sees him coming but is paralyzed with fear. He returns another night, but she shoots him.
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112	* The pilot for ''Series/{{Angel}}'' shows how a wealthy vampire gets around the whole invitation thing - he owns the apartment buildings he leases to young women. Technically speaking, they're ''all'' his houses.
113	* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'':
114	** The [[UnresolvedSexualTension sexual subtext]] behind Angel's habit of visiting Buffy via an EnterStageWindow. Unfortunately when he turns evil in Season 2 this takes on a more menacing aspect, with Angel [[BreakInThreat leaving behind sketches he'd drawn of her while she was sleeping]].
115	** In "Buffy vs Dracula," Dracula wisps into Buffy's bedroom as a cloud of mist and then uses his hypnotic charm to get Buffy to let him bite her. She even assists him by moving her hair off of her neck when Dracula asks her to.
116	** Referenced and subverted at the end of "Wrecked" after Buffy gives in to a night of wild passion with Spike -- to avoid a rerun she's seen in her bedroom, nervously clutching a cross, garlic hanging on all the windows. But Spike doesn't [[MustBeInvited need to be invited]] any more -- from now on [[VampiresAreSexGods Buffy will come to him]].
117	* An episode of ''Series/NightGallery'', "A Midnight Visit to the Neighborhood Blood Bank", features a subversion and parody. A vampire breaks into a woman's room and goes down to suck her blood. At the last second, she wakes up and says "I gave at the office". He apologizes, makes a note in his book, and flies off.
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121	* Music/BlueOysterCult's album ''{{Music/Spectres}}'' has the song "Nosferatu", a HeavyMithril WholePlotReference to the classic film.
122	-->''So chaste so calm, she gave herself\
123	To the pleasure of her dreaded master\
124	He sucked the precious drops of life\
125	Throughout the long and cold dark night''
126	* The {{Music/Vocaloid}} KAITO has a parody song called "Lord of Darkness", in which he plays a vampire who ends up breaking into MEIKO's bedroom, not to feed on her, but because he's fallen in love with her and wants to see her. [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome She gets him arrested for it.]]
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130	* ''TabletopGame/VampireTheMasquerade'' makes mention of the trope in some setting fluff; a vampire named Cleopatra tells a KarmicTransformation story of TheBeautifulElite insulting a beggar who then breaks into their room and turns them into a vampire; specifically PunishedWithUgly to become a hideous Nosferatu-type.
131	** The whole "break in and feast on them while sleeping" thing is so common that there's an even old-school slang term for vampires who do it: "cauchemars," or nightmares. ''TabletopGame/VampireTheMasqueradeFifthEdition'' makes it a whole thing with the Sandman predator type, which prefers to feed on sleeping victims; more often than not, this includes breaking and entering, but it may include someone who feeds on coma patients at a hospital.
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135	* In the 1920s play version of ''Theatre/{{Dracula\|1924}}'' (which the 1931 film was based on) Dracula does enter Lucy's bedroom, after it gets de-garliced by the maid under Dracula's influence. In the play Lucy's and Mina's parts are reversed: Lucy is Dr. Seward's daughter and the main girl, while Mina had already succumbed to Dracula before the first scene.
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139	* ''VideoGame/BaldursGateIII'': Astarion reveals himself to be a vampire when the player character wakes up to him trying to drink their blood. If the player [[VoluntaryVampireVictim allows him to drink from them]] after that night, he will do so in their sleep. Fittingly, [[GameplayAndStoryIntegration his Vampire Bite skill won't break stealth or wake a sleeping target]].
140	* ''VideoGame/DwarfFortress'' vampires prey on your dwarves this way. When Vampires go on "break" they will hunt for a sleeping dwarf to feed on. Being ''Dwarf Fortress'', [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential the players have learned to make use]] of vampires, [[AndIMustScream by sealing it away from any other dwarves]]. An entombed vampire can't feed on sleeping dwarves, won't die aside from ghost-related violence, and is doomed to an eternity of managing work orders or pulling levers.
141	* ''Franchise/TheElderScrolls''
142	** Averted for [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Vampires]] in ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIIDaggerfall Daggerfall]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIIIMorrowind Morrowind]]'', where the traditional "bite the neck" feeding method is replaced by a vampire-exclusive [[VampiricDraining Absorb Health]] spell. It can be Downplayed instead, if you choose to break into homes and use the spell on the residents. ''Morrowind'' also includes the Vampire's Ring as a legendary item, which allows non-vampires to use this ability.
143	** In ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIVOblivion Oblivion]]'', once you've contracted vampirism, you can only feed on sleeping people. You can find bums sleeping around outside or you break in to homes and hope the [[TheComputerIsACheatingBastard psychic guards]] don't catch you with your fangs in a neck.
144	** ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim Skyrim]]'':
145	*** Here, it is similar to ''Oblivion'', but is made easier as vampires now have a +25% bonus to both the Sneak and Illusion skills, which includes invisibility. Vampiric feeding is one of a very, very few actions that a PC can perform while invisible that won't break the invisibility spell. Sufficiently sneaky vampires can turn invisible and feed off of a sleeping NPC in a crowded room with no one the wiser.
146	*** In the ''Dawnguard'' DLC, you can avoid the entire procedure. Using the Vampiric Seduction ability lets you feed upon awake victims and as a [[SuperMode Vampire Lord]], you can just grab and feed ''in the middle of combat''.
147	** The series' lore states that there are over 100 known vampire "bloodlines", and while many play this straight as their primary form of feeding, some avert it, such as bloodlines who consume their prey whole while others place their victims into magical comas, to be consumed at the vampire's convenience.
148	* In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyAdventure'', you get a free room at the Kett Tower. [[InnSecurity Too bad no good ever comes of a free inn in a video game]]. You wake up to find that the girl is gone and clues send you to the marsh to find a magic mirror. The mirror reveals that the staff are monsters serving the vampire Mr. Lee, who snatched her in the night and stuffed her in a coffin.
149	* ''VideoGame/TheSims4'': NPC Count Vladislaus Straud can use this tactic. The player can also invoke this trope if their Sim is a vampire with the Eternally Welcome power.
150	* ''VideoGame/SwordOfMana'', being a remake of ''Final Fantasy Adventure'', features a remade version of the same event. Despite warnings and misgivings, the Hero and Heroine stay the night at the Vinquette Hall, and this time both the Heroine and Isbella are taken by the vampire in the night. However, because of AdaptationalHeroism, Count Lee is a FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire trying to protect the women of the Mana Clan.
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154	* ''VisualNovel/{{Tsukihime}}'':
155	** Inverted when Shiki and Arcueid first meet: it's the human stalking the vampire. Without knowing Arcueid is a vampire (or, for that matter, anything else about her), Shiki follows her home, breaks into her apartment, and kills her (she gets better). It makes sense in context.
156	** Gender-flipped when when Tohno Shiki is unable to meet with the vampire Arcueid one night (with whom he is teaming up to fight a common enemy), she breaks into his room and watches him sleeping while she waits for him to wake up. Arcueid's behavior is more playful than predatory, although she does have urges to feed she needs to fight, and Shiki's response is neither fear nor attraction, but rather "what the heck is wrong with you?"
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160	* In ''Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja'', the "Why a Gorilla" chapter begins with a vampire, in mist form, entering the bedroom of a sleeping blonde woman. It turns out it's Doc in a wig, who promptly stakes the vampire and kicks the him out the window.
161	* In ''Webcomic/BracefaceFangface'', Maria is attacked by vampires and wakes up in an unfamiliar bedroom. Her boyfriend, Brock, has been turned and she's been offered as his first meal. They argue over the matter, and Brock gets some advice on being a proper vampire in the process, but he overpowers her and hypnotizes her into letting him drink.
162	* In ''Webcomic/{{Daniel}}'', a man wakes in bed to find his wife in Daniel's arms and him drinking from a gory wound in her neck. Daniel apologies "for being too loud" before killing the man.
163	* In ''Webcomic/DraculaRulerOfTheNight''. Drac does this as in the novel, but the difference here is that after he first bites Lucy and Seward becomes aware of what's going on. He sends for his brides from Transylvania and has them infiltrate the Westenra Estate as maids to help him. Later his brides attack the carriage of [[spoiler: Minerva Westenra, Lucy's mother]] to bring her to Dracula to feed on and finally, after losing Carfax Abby, Drac relocates his operations to the manor of a socialite associate of the Westenras, Mrs. Petri, whom the brides and he quickly feed on and turn to allow access to her home.
164	* In ''Webcomic/LastRes0rt'', Jigsaw is unwilling to feed on her sleeping lieutenant, Daisy, until she remembers that it's supposed to be harmless, "like bloodwork". After some initial hesitation, both Jigsaw and Daisy are starting to enjoy it a bit too much, at least until Jigsaw freaks out and bites a little TOO hard, going from KissOfTheVampire to VampireBitesSuck in only a few panels.
165	* In ''Webcomic/SchwarzKreuz'', Joan's attempt to prevent this, by wearing garlic while she sleeps, drives a wedge between her and Nick. [[spoiler: Which was exactly what ''someone'' intended when advising her that]].
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169	* ''Literature/{{Vampiru}}'':
170	** Dani struggles to sleep after watching ''Dracula'' late one night. When she closes her eyes she pictures herself standing in the bedroom watching Dracula lean over Mina. Any action she takes suddenly places her in the bed with Professor Cross drinking her blood.
171	** Cross rescues Dani one night, hypnotizes her to sleep, and takes her home. He places Dani back in her bed, lost in thought from his problems, and several minutes pass before he realizes he's feeding from her wrist.
172	[[/folder]]
173
174	[[folder:Western Animation]]
175	* In the ''WesternAnimation/MinaAndTheCount'' shorts, a vampire breaks into the wrong girl's bedroom. She's 7 instead of 17.
176	* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' did a parody of ''Bram Stoker's Dracula''. Bart and his friends are flying outside Lisa's window, telling her the silly perks of being a vampire. Bart then tells her she has no choice, smashes through, and is about to bite her when Homer walks in and [[ComicallyMissingThePoint warns him about biting his sister]].
177	[[/folder]]

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