Kidnap
Seduce
Seduce verb - To lead away from a usual or proper course by offering some pleasure or advantage.
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Invoked in "Live Free Or Twihard" where a group of vampires was shown to be taking advantage of the sudden romanticism of their species due to Twilight and the like to seduce and kidnap young women.
Source: You Sexy Beast - While most of the Coral Otomes loved Shizuru and looked up to her as a heroic figure, Tomoe was actually in love with her, and at one point attempted to kidnap and seduce her (in a decidedly creepy fashion).
Source: Psycho Lesbian - In the musical Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, this is the premise from the beginning; 6 of the titular brothers, unhappy that the oldest of them is wed, kidnap 6 girls they like from the nearby town and try to Stockholm-seduce them over the winter.
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