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My dictionary says lachrymose means tearful, mournful.  Possibly she used to be before she turned surly.
My dictionary says lachrymose means tearful, mournful.  Possibly she used to be before she turned surly.
Lacrimosa means 'weeping, crying' in Latin. It's a stereotypically pretentious gothic nickname. It suits the vampires' exaggerated style. Also, it makes sense when vampire youth pick mortal names as a part of teenage rebelliousness.

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My dictionary says lachrymose means tearful, mournful. Possibly she used to be before she turned surly.

Lacrimosa means 'weeping, crying' in Latin. It's a stereotypically pretentious gothic nickname. It suits the vampires' exaggerated style. Also, it makes sense when vampire youth pick mortal names as a part of teenage rebelliousness.