Summary:
In this story, students at a school suspect their teacher, Miss Elsa, of being a vampire due to her unusual behavior and disappearances. The students try to gather evidence of her vampiric nature, but their attempts are often comically misguided. Meanwhile, a new student named Sara is introduced, and she also becomes suspicious of Miss Elsa. Ultimately, it is revealed that Miss Elsa is indeed a vampire, and she helps Sara cheat on a test. The story combines humor and supernatural elements as it unfolds in a school setting.
Here are the key facts extracted from the provided text:
1. The party mentioned in the text is only for vampires.
2. There is a discussion about turning into a vampire, including getting fangs, clothes, and capes.
3. The text mentions someone named Kim who is interested in becoming a vampire.
4. There is a reference to a vampire room and vampire training.
5. It's mentioned that vampires don't have pimples or wrinkles.
6. A dentist is mentioned as being needed for fangs.
7. Mention of Elon Musk being thought of as a vampire.
8. A reference to a "torture chamber" is made.
9. There's a mention of a vampire bite, and the use of tomato instead of blood.
10. A necklace made with pearls and red crystals is created.
11. A discussion about vampire nails and manicure.
12. The text mentions putting on makeup.
13. There's a mention of a pizza order.
14. A vampire classroom and teacher, Mr. Dracula, are described.
15. The text includes references to tests, cheating, and erasers.
16. There's a mention of students trying to prove that a teacher, Miss Elsa, is a vampire.
17. A vampire mug is mentioned.
18. There's a reference to a secret admirer sending flowers.
19. Sara, the protagonist, receives answers to a test.
20. There's a mention of a new spell or something related to algebra.
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