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The Vampire Lestat covering “femininomenon” but making it “vampire-nomenon” that’s it that’s the tweet

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🩸 thank you amc for lou reed coded vamp daniel weve been fed so well 🙏🏾🙏🏾😞

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Monica Belucci, Michaela Bercu and Florina Kendrick as Dracula’s Brides in Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)

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I do sometimes wonder if they will stick to the canon that lestat starts writing his own books in the tv show and if they do how will he do it. Certainly not on a boring old laptop right? Like he will have a quill and a roll of parchment or else at LEAST a typewriter. He will make it dramatic and stylish. Will he have a dramatic little writer’s playlist to get him in the zone? Will there be a sam reid approved “lestat’s bestseller (that will dethrone that heinous daniel whatshisface’s chic lit garbage) in progress tunes” playlist??? I NEED TO KNOW

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this is a skin of a killer, daniel

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they make fun shapes this episode so have a triptych

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I think an underrated angle on 2x05 is something that either Jacob or Assad said in some interview somewhere, which is that in that episode Louis is addicted to heroin. Thats why he has that whole stash of drugs that he gives to Daniel, that's why he gives Daniel the drugs even though he's already got him alone. He didn't just use those 128 boys for sex he was using them to get high. Bring them home, get them to shoot up, and then drain them to get that secondhand high.

It clarifies something that's always confused me about that scene, which is why Armand saves Daniel the first time. He wouldn't save Daniel as a person, he clearly knows Daniel needs to die, but he's not seeing Daniel as a person there. Daniel is just a substance. He rips him away from Louis to stop him from using.

And i think that adds a whole other layer to the fight he and Armand have to think that this is Louis on a bender, with Armand cleaning up after him because he's not stable enough to. Louis in the bed for a week isn't just healing from the burns, he's going through withdrawal. Him at the table with Daniel giving him the "bright young reporter" speech is probably the first time he's been sober in months.

It adds another layer to Armand's desperation, that Louis has been running from both Armand and himself in this way, and of course Armand wants to erase that memory. Of course he wants to pretend that that fight never happened. Not just to protect himself but in a way to protect Louis from having said those things. When he describes the fight to Louis afterwards, he says "you said the worst things you've ever said to me." And he doesn't really know how to forgive Louis for that so he just wants to bury this rock-bottom moment and move on like it never happened. After all, Louis was high, he didn't really mean it, but if he remembers then maybe he might think that he had a point. Better to wipe the whole experience away.

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i made him look so sad omg.. someone help him

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Book version that was long due.

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in honor of ethel cain's new song :)

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i think it's so beautiful that armand's love for daniel is canonically his salvation. his relationship with daniel is the reason why anne changed her mind about him being a villain (and siding with akasha in qotd iirc)

"years ago it wouldn't have mattered to me, all this... but i don't want it to end now. i don't want to continue unless you-- i don't want you to die."

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Awesome true story of L’ange du mal by Joseph Geef and Le genie du mal by Guillaume Geef.

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It's the same thing