Why does Dracula not become weaker in moonlight too? Moonlight

>>8810150

Actually this is far too autistic of an observation.

I'm going to go back to reading

>>8810150
Why don't plants grow in moonlight too?

Moonlight is just sunlight that was reflected off the moon

>>8810150
Why don't you get sunburned in moonlight too?

Moonlight is just sunlight that was reflected off the moon

Why did my mom always tell me to come home when the sun went down?

Moonlight is just sunlight that was reflected off the moon

Light reflected, not actual UV. At least, I was under the assumption this was the case

>>8810150
Why is this so autistic? I've wondered this too... I don't think I've seen it addressed in any vampire story or movie

>>8810387
I doubt the vampire myths factored in fucking radiation.

If women get their periods on full moon how come they don't start bleeding whenever they're exposed to sunlight?

>>8810624
No...just ultraviolet radiation.

>>8810150
Why am I still a virgin?

Moonlight is just sunlight that was reflected off the moon

It's only a fraction of the light as in the day, asshole

>>8810150
Your question implies Dracula doesn't become weaker in moonlight than he is in complete darkness, however I don't think this is necessarily true. Since the intensity of light reflected from the moon is fractional compared to sunlight, it is plausible that Dracula does indeed becomes weaker in moonlight, but only marginally and indistinguishably so.

Dracula is not allergic to sunlight; that's only in the kino.

>>8810730
Only in Nosferatu, actually. Not in the 1931 Bela Lugosi film.