Why do they insist?

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The mortals think they're better than us on the moral ground. Why we do what we do is simple: it's natural. We can not help ourselves. Why do the non-vampires do it?

Percentages. Sadism. Fear.

I could name more, but by the time I will mention the last reason, old age would take it's toll on you.

The world is afraid of us. We have seen it's true face.

Yet...

Instead of accepting us, integrating us, they hunt us down, believing that we are ''evil''. Mortals have this ''concept'' of morality. They think we're the bane of this world, yet they're perfectly willing, if not, happy to slaughter each other. They would rather blame the atrocities they commit on us than assume responsibility.

This isn't morality. This is hypocrisy.

Granted, Harkon's plan is nonsense. However, I'd like to call it judgement. The mortals must pay for their hypocrisy. I don't care how, but the Volkihar's plan would be a start.

But why does Isran insist on playing hero? Does he know that a ''hero'' is someone who gets a number of persons killed? If that is a hero, then I would rather be the villain.

In hindsight, they're the real monsters.