Every Hundred Years: Dark Fantasy

After a hundred years, it's time to move on, to pull up those roots that run so deep through the community that you know exactly why everybody does even the slightest little thing, from Liz hanging her laundry out to dry only on cloudy days because her grandmother taught her that was the best way to gt dry, soft laundry, to Ila worshiping a pagan god by killing one of his children--he's been a sneaky one from the day he was born and you weren't too surprised when you read about it in the paper. You know everybody, and everybody's great-grandparents, and it's difficult, sometimes, not to use the wrong name when they look so alike. Everybody knows you. They know who and what and where and with whom. It's not even a --

Inspiration: "Bubbles" by Tricky
Story Potential: High-ish
Notes: Because all vamp/immortal stories with a truly old protag have him with deep roots and all kinds of power and connections, I kind of like the idea of a start-fresh policy, and the way the culture shock would affect them.