Historically ampoules were used to contain a small sample of a person's blood after death. This small flask or vial was used by the growing "vampyre" affectionado created by the literary works: Johann von Goethe's novel The Bride of Corinth(Die Braut von Corinth), poems of vampires of the 19th century by Keats, Coleridge and Baudelaire. This flask was carried as an element of seduction, the bringing of pleasure in death by applying a drop or 2 of blood to the "victim's" neck before or during an erotic episode. NOTE: Only the history is real, the rest is my wild imagination.

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