Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Part 3, Chapter 12 Summary How
It All Goes Down Starve the Devils - This chapter starts with a
quote from Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address, in which he says
he hoped for peace but also said that he'd be willing to cut
people to avenge slavery. - In 1864, Abe goes to Fort Stevens,
near Washington, D.C., to do some antiquing. - Wait, no, we
mean, to watch a battle. But since Abe no longer fears death, he
just stands up and lets sharpshooters take aim at him. - Time
for a rewind. - Let's go back two years. Abe no longer has
vampire guards and doesn't fear death. But he's not so suicidal
anymore, which is a plus. - But by contrast, Mary Todd Lincoln
is super depressed after Willie's death. She never really
recovers. - And the war is not going great, either. It doesn't
help that the Southern vampires are scaring the Northern
soldiers so badly. - Some Northern soldiers even killed one of
their own because they thought he was a vampire. - But then a
dream gives Abe the answer. He re