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Alice comes from London circa 1875 and it so happens that "Carmilla" was published in 1872, the inspiration for Stoker's novel. She comes just shy of the Victorian gothic interest in vampires, so any folklore surrounding them is something she's not entirely familiar with, other than these people drink blood, that's it.
And she's not the most bright and cheerful person in the world. She spent a good portion of her life in an asylum, so when it comes to things like the inhuman, social taboos, or whatever, she tends to have a more ~progressive~ view, which is why she wouldn't really condemn it, not unless he actively killed people. Alice is very much like her novel counterpart in the fact she still has her curiosity and really, she never learns. So a number of the inhuman will always have her curiosity, so she just may be more willing to open up a bit more about meager things.
But right now she's kinda worried because he got hit and is certainly livid about it. Having him in the group means she'll trust him a bit more.
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And she's not the most bright and cheerful person in the world. She spent a good portion of her life in an asylum, so when it comes to things like the inhuman, social taboos, or whatever, she tends to have a more ~progressive~ view, which is why she wouldn't really condemn it, not unless he actively killed people. Alice is very much like her novel counterpart in the fact she still has her curiosity and really, she never learns. So a number of the inhuman will always have her curiosity, so she just may be more willing to open up a bit more about meager things.
But right now she's kinda worried because he got hit and is certainly livid about it. Having him in the group means she'll trust him a bit more.