I figured the relationships would be pretty distinct.<br/><br/>The mother is the head of the household.<br/><ul class="bbc_list"><li>She sees her daughter as her creation and property. However, she understands that her daughter is of her blood and her heir. She is strict, demanding, and bossy, but she loves her in her own twisted way. She feasts only upon her, deeming other non-vampiric creatures to be unworthy of her taste (although her new pet could be the first exception).</li><li>She sees the Siren as an inferior creature to be trained and controlled. Perhaps she doesn't even like her at first or ever at all.</li></ul><br/>The daughter is in the middle.<br/><ul class="bbc_list"><li>She is an obedient daughter, having been trained that way. She is rarely rebellious, and she generally follows the commands of her mother to a point. For example, maybe the mother claps when she is hungry and desires a meal. The daughter then comes and exposes her neck. These things are routine.</li><li>She still views the Siren as inferior, but she is more kind-hearted than her mother. She enjoys spending most of her time with her new pet, and she likes training her. I think most of the harsher training would come from the mother, although the daughter will do her fair share as well. She much prefers the Siren's blood to the pig and cow blood she is accustomed to, so she makes sure to have three courses of it a day.</li></ul><br/>The siren rounds out the bottom of the totem pole.<br/><ul class="bbc_list"><li>The mother is cruel to her, so perhaps she despises her at the start.</li><li>The daughter, although still dominant, seems a bit less demanding. Her scenes are slightly more romantic in tone, and so the daughter probably tends to view her as the better of the two.</li></ul><br/>Just a rough sketch, of course. Thoughts?