Speculative Question re Vampires

[deird_lj]

So. If you invite a vampire into your house, they can come in.

If you then move house, and someone else buys it, the vampire can't come in anymore.

But... If you have two people living in the house (person A and person B), and A invites the vampire in - so the vampire can come in - and then A moves house (and B is still living there), and then person C moves in, and after B and C have shared the house for a while, B moves out, so that C is living there alone...

...at that point, can the vampire still come in?

Comments

[http://users.livejournal.com/_sabik_/]

Hmm, not sure how it affects the answer, but remember that it's your home more than your house that counts.

Remember, vampires can barge in on college freshmen as long as it doesn't yet feel like home to them... (I would expect house-warmings would therefore be important, but that's only my theory.)

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[deird1]

True.

Never thought about the house-warmings thing - that's kinda cool!

[lavastar.livejournal.com]

I thought that was just because they'd already killed them when they stole their stuff...

(Sorry for butting in, I just find this sort of stuff interesting.)

[deird1]

Actually, when they stole Buffy's stuff, she was still alive...