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"Tsayvetodd" by Stanton F. Fink

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Tsayvetodd by Stanton F. Fink

Once, Tsayvetodd was a vain, yet cruel nobleman. One night, a vampire foolishly brought him into undeath. Then, Tsayvetodd fancied himself the most magnificent of all vampires. But, when he took a bride for himself, he realized that his bride surpassed him in beauty, he tore her to pieces. In the struggle, his bride cut his face, marring his handsome visage. In order to restore his face, he sought a necromancer, and demanded that the necromancer fix him. But, the necromancer's ritual served to only magnify the scar, until all of Tsayvetodd's face sloughed off. Rather than face Tsayvetodd's fury, the necromancer leaped out her tower window. Now, Tsayvetodd surrounds himself with masked flunkies whose sole task is to soothe their master's battered ego with honeyed lies.

Date	Name	Comment
12 Feb 2004	Lisa Eshkenazi	Loading... I wonder how his flunkies manage to convince he's really not a hideous freak of a vampire. Stanton F. Fink replies: "They glue photos of male models from GQ and People magazines over the mirrors in his castle?"
12 Feb 2004	Lisa Eshkenazi	Loading... Let that be a lesson to all you men who try to rip your wives into little pieces.
14 May 2004	Lisa Eshkenazi	Loading... Wouldn't he get suspicious that there were different pictures on every mirror?