select the text that has a more objective tone.\nthe first recorded accounts of vampires follow a consistent…

select the text that has a more objective tone.\nthe first recorded accounts of vampires follow a consistent pattern: some unexplained misfortune would befall a person, family or town—perhaps a drought dried up crops, or an infectious disease struck. before science could explain weather patterns and germ theory, any bad event for which there was not an obvious cause might be blamed on a vampire.\nin all the darkest pages of the malign supernatural there is no more terrible tradition than that of the vampire, a pariah even among demons. foul are his ravages; gruesome and seemingly barbaric are the ancient and approved methods by which folk must rid themselves of this hideous pest.\nfrom benjamin radford, \vampires: fact, fiction and folklore,\ copyright 2014 by purch and from montague summers, \vampires and vampirism,\ copyright 1929 by e. p. dutton

select the text that has a more objective tone.\nthe first recorded accounts of vampires follow a consistent pattern: some unexplained misfortune would befall a person, family or town—perhaps a drought dried up crops, or an infectious disease struck. before science could explain weather patterns and germ theory, any bad event for which there was not an obvious cause might be blamed on a vampire.\nin all the darkest pages of the malign supernatural there is no more terrible tradition than that of the vampire, a pariah even among demons. foul are his ravages; gruesome and seemingly barbaric are the ancient and approved methods by which folk must rid themselves of this hideous pest.\nfrom benjamin radford, \vampires: fact, fiction and folklore,\ copyright 2014 by purch and from montague summers, \vampires and vampirism,\ copyright 1929 by e. p. dutton

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The first text presents information about vampire accounts in a factual way, explaining a pattern and the reason (before science could explain certain things) without adding personal feelings or extreme descriptions. The second text uses words like "terrible", "foul", "hideous" which show a more subjective and emotional tone.

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The first text (The first recorded accounts of vampires follow a consistent pattern: Some unexplained misfortune would befall a person, family or town—perhaps a drought dried up crops, or an infectious disease struck. Before science could explain weather patterns and germ theory, any bad event for which there was not an obvious cause might be blamed on a vampire.) has a more objective tone.