If the deads reject this people, then this is the most horrific thing in these books, more than anything the wamphyri do and more cruel, leaving innocent people suffer for the whole Eternity for something that it's not their fault. The above are only a few examples to show why I think it would be unfair (or even cruel in some cases) that the deads reject these people, but it's a general question about all vampirized people, not only those three. Wouldn't these Deads speak on her behalf to the rest of Deads (or, if not, at least speak with her so that she is not isolated)? Ken Layard helped to kill vampires before being vampirized and I think he somehow helped to defeat Janos, doesn't this speak in his favour? Helen Lake, who was only 16 years old and her last weeks of life were a confusing and terrifying living hell, is the poor girl going to be alone and isolated from the rest of the dead for all Eternity, reliving over and over again her last weeks of life (so basically she would be in Hell!) or do the deads acknowledge she was blameless and innocent and will accept her among them and help her with her trauma? Sandra Markham helped to free some of the resurrected prisoners from Janos when she was already vampirized. However, what happens with the vampirized people when they die (specially the ones that have been vampirized not so long before being killed and therefore still retain a part of their true selves)? Do the rest of Deads refuse to speak with them too?Į.G.: People like Sandra Markham, Ken Layard or Helen Lake.

When the wamphyri die, the rest of the Deads refuse to speak with them, which it makes sense as they were necromancers, that is, they tortured the deads when they were alive. Now that I picked up the saga again, all those questions are coming back to my mind so I will seek answers now (so, be aware, you will probably see a bunch of posts from me with questions in the next weeks). When I read the books I had so many questions and doubts but these kind of forums weren't so common (and I didn't have Internet at home by then) so I couldn't get answers. I am now with the second book of the Vampire World. When I was a teenager (around 20 years ago!) I read the 5 original books and now I have decided to resume the reading of the rest of the books.

Necroscope books in order