Pros And Cons Of Being A Werewolf

ability to control. It does not wish to harm others and should not suffer negative consequences for something it can’t help. A werewolf can be created in a similar fashion to the vampire, by being bitten by someone who is already a werewolf. A werewolf bite is the most common way the werewolf curse is passed. A key point with werewolves is that they are usually forced to transform at the rise of the full moon. A poem found in the 1941 film “The Wolf Man” explains the experience as follows “Even a man who's pure in heart, /and says his prayers by night, / may become a wolf when the wolfsbane blooms, / and the autumn moon in bright," (Craig). This poem further shows that it is impossible for a werewolf to go against its nature. They can have all the good intentions in the world and it is not enough to not become a werewolf. If werewolves cannot force themselves to stay human they should not be punished for that. They should have rights for doing their best in the compromising situation they can’t escape. Furthermore in “The Wolf Man” film the main …show more content…
I don’t believe that it okay for humans to decide if monsters can have rights. Monsters should retain the rights that they were born with. Monsters such as vampires and werewolves should have equal rights to liberty and security like humans. I believe that vampires and werewolves should have these rights for many reasons. First these monsters are not always responsible for converting into monsters and should have the same rights as humans because they did not choose to be monsters. These monsters should also have rights because they are in many ways similar to humans. Vampire and werewolves are able to adapt to human society and should have human rights because of that. Finally humans may act like they are above monsters but they are not. Humans can be just as vicious as the monsters they fear. If humans can be cruel and still have rights so should