I was so focused on the "avoiding the plane crash" angle that I didn't even consider a "surviving the plane crash" angle. Your idea would be a clever way to accomplish it! Like you said, there's many ways this could play out. Could definitely play it as humor (Schanke as LaSalle vibes. And how is a garlic-loving man going to take the aversion to garlic?).
But could also be played very serious, as you note. We've seen on more than one occasion that becoming a vampire means "you can't go home again" literally and figuratively. What would that look like for someone like Schanke? I imagine a melancholy story there.
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I was so focused on the "avoiding the plane crash" angle that I didn't even consider a "surviving the plane crash" angle. Your idea would be a clever way to accomplish it! Like you said, there's many ways this could play out. Could definitely play it as humor (Schanke as LaSalle vibes. And how is a garlic-loving man going to take the aversion to garlic?).
But could also be played very serious, as you note. We've seen on more than one occasion that becoming a vampire means "you can't go home again" literally and figuratively. What would that look like for someone like Schanke? I imagine a melancholy story there.
Such an interesting idea, thanks for sharing it!