Vampire, Full moon, Cauldron, and Wizard ???
Vampire: Am I afraid of death? Well, besides not wanting to experience a slow, drawn out death (like how my grandma did with her form of dementia, being hospital bound like that wracked with pain and no intelligent sense of awareness to one's surroundings is fucking awful and seared into my mind. If I ever become brain dead, affected with dementia, something awful that'd be out of my own control, I'd want someone to do me the mercy of killing me because that's a state worse than death, imo.)
But I'm more afraid of how my death would affect the ones around me. How my death would still be an indirect responsibility to seeing them get hurt. I'm more worried of how they would struggle to live without me, my "soul" wouldn't be able to rest easily without knowing if and when they'd ever be okay.
Full Moon: Do I believe in reincarnation? Well, my spiritual views are nuanced and I've never been able to find a denomination that fits with my views of the afterlife. But I believe that the human soul is imbued with the capacity of free will and that the religion that we align ourselves with play a part in determining where we go. I believe in multiple dimensions, and I believe that human consciousness transcends into metaphysical realms that we could only understand better if we were to go there ourselves. But then again, most have never come back to be able to say what it's like besides some of those near-death experiences people had. I mean, once it's confirmed, you can't just simply come back to talk about it. I believe that human consciousness has the ability to change forms and some choose to come back as another form. If I have a choice, though, I would not want to be reincarnated (unless it's under different circumstances of how I died. Like, if I left children behind, I would want to still somehow be connected to them by being there for them and with them. Like, an animal companion or projecting my subconscious with them to be able to steady their minds when they needed my guidance.)
But in those other definitions of reincarnation, I believe that my life and my soul is my own and that I wouldn't want to be born again in this world by living through another person. My actions are my own, I will live and accept responsibility of those consequences, no one else should have to pay for it in my place; it sounds selfish and unfair to make them suffer over something that they had no say in.
Cauldron: Strangest dream or nightmare I've had? Pfft, too many to count. The most prominent ones are the ones I've had is now what I consider a subconscious figment that manifests when I deal with great stress and a sense of losing control in my life. I've had recurring dreams of a figure since I was 4 years d and very rarely have I dreamt about it now. I did a few months ago (about 4-7, actually). I used to think it was a demon back when I was more susceptible in believing in ghosts but now this is the answer I choose to accept. It makes an interesting concept for a monster in a story, though. Dreams in general are just weird, yo. You can interpret messages out of it but a lot were just subconscious thoughts playing themselves out in an absurd, seemingly nonsensical kind of way.
Wizard: Do I believe in aliens? Yeah, I believe in the possibility of other lifeforms and still keep my mind open to updates on the truths of aliens but I think most of what human being have said about aliens have either been embellished to shit starting from rationalizations for answers that we just haven't found yet for questions unsolved. But I think by now the aliens are smart enough to just sticking to be clandestine with their presence when encountering us. Maybe the government found some species and keep them in Area 51 too. It wouldn't be the first time the government concealed information from the public.