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| rdfs:comment | - A seeming-human character who is extraterrestrial, supernatural or otherworldly (or just has very strange eating habits) may not eat the same things as ordinary humans. Aside from their Alien Lunch, they may be unable to eat or be repulsed by human foods. In other cases, they can and will eat human food, but the fact that they don't need to (or may need to chow down on something else as well) proves to be important. May act as a Red Right Hand that reveals that the character isn't what they seem. The opposite of No Biochemical Barriers. Examples of I Do Not Drink Wine include:
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| abstract | - A seeming-human character who is extraterrestrial, supernatural or otherworldly (or just has very strange eating habits) may not eat the same things as ordinary humans. Aside from their Alien Lunch, they may be unable to eat or be repulsed by human foods. In other cases, they can and will eat human food, but the fact that they don't need to (or may need to chow down on something else as well) proves to be important. May act as a Red Right Hand that reveals that the character isn't what they seem. Named from the classic (and often imitated) line in the first Bela Lugosi version of Dracula: "I never drink... wine." The opposite of No Biochemical Barriers. Examples of I Do Not Drink Wine include:
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