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The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated GuideA few covens are exceptions to this rule, and maintain semipermanent or permanent homes. Doing this requires a great deal of subterfuge Á€” if the coven wants to avoid suspicion and keep the Volturi from becoming involved Á€” and most vampires donÁ€˜t care for the hassle. BONDING FACTORS: Most commonly, a coven is made up of two members. One feature of the unchanging nature of vampires is that they mate for life. Once they fall in love, that feeling never fades. As a general rule, only the bond between mates is strong enough to survive the competitive drive for blood. Larger covens are less stable, and usually end because of internal violence. The second bonding force, and one that is Á€” unlike romantic love Á€” able to keep a large coven stable, is ambition. Vampires are competitive by nature, and some vampires have been able to evolve this competitive disposition into a greater cause capable of uniting many individuals into a secure whole. The pursuit of power is that bonding cause for vampires. The Romanians were the first to do this successfully for a significant length of time ...» |
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