I ' ve been thinking about the same thing . My essays are very well written , but some of them don ' t fit the prompt that well I think . I also get the feeling that the UCs are looking for more straightforward , academic answers , but mine have tended to be more metaphorical and storylike . I ' ve already submitted though , so can ' t change them at this point . Can anyone chime in on how strict the nuances of the prompts are ? <| sep |> I am not a fan of chocolate . <| sep |> They ' re buying stuff from somewhere <| sep |> That ' s great to hear , I had heard it was much improved from unity . I did overall enjoy unity in the end but I just put off playing it for a few months at first ! <| sep |> He ' s not elected yet . <| sep |> Make your vampire afraid of her power . If she can ' t control herself and hulks out vampirestyle every time she seessmells blood , then you can get into the psychological aspect of having a curse you can ' t control . When she regains consciousness after feeding , she can have remorse and pull your protagonist into helping her clean up the crime scene . Like how Seymour from Little Shop of Horrors keeps feeding Audrey II , even though he knows it ' s wrong . He does it because it makes him successful and strong . You could make it an allegory to loving an alcoholic or an abuser . The vampire could be sweet and cute and smart , but she has a horrible side she can ' t control . That ' s terrifying .