The vampire and Victorian witch narratives share common roots in superstitions surrounding the supernatural. Vampires were often linked to the plague and perceived as undead beings who afflicted the living. Victorian witches, meanwhile, were recognized as natural healers or practitioners of magic. Though often mislabeled as doing the Devil's work, some witches rose to fame and fortune for their supposed powers, while others suffered ill fate.  Before the vampire's eventual rise as an archetypal trope of Gothic fiction, they were perceived as a pantheon of Gothic villains, and a constant topic of concern among pre-modern theologians, philosophers, doctors, and society as a whole, as to whether or not they were actually real?  We invite you to embrace the mystique of these charismatic forces of old, and join us in creating a truly enchanting, and meticulously crafted, one of a kind avant-garde adaptation of your very own!