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If you lose me, you'll have no one because you're alone. You talk about M&A as your family but yet none of them were there by your side at the press conference. They must be angry with you after you told them everything.

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FOUND 2x03: "Missing While Lonely"

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September 8th. 1973. September 8th, 1973. It was 11:07 here. It would have been 9:07 in San Francisco. Armand called me. Were you there? Did you hurt yourself?

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He loved them so much!!!

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The way I have wanted to scream about this since May 1st.

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Armand:

Daniel: DISREGARD.

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Interview with the Vampire (2022-) 

The Queen of the Damned (1988) 

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I miss the homosexual Vampires

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And so he did it

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they are down bad, your honor

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Lestat's outfit for the night he met Louis's family always struck me as a bit off-character. Something about the bright emerald green necktie and ring struck me as symbolic... and out of the blue I realized why.

He is wearing a carnation. And the main color that pops is green. Lestat wore the American equivalent of Oscar Wilde's green carnation (which no florist would sell on the New World).

Now, whatever version of the tale you'd like to believe, it has always been widely accepted that Wilde used the green carnation as a visual symbol for "his people", a flower of an unnatural color embodying the "unnatural", meaning the queer crowd.

Now, before you think "but, was that common in Paris where Lestat lived?", the answer is yes. Here is a direct and quote on that:

"The claim is often made that the green carnation was fashionable among “inverts” (as gays were then called) in Paris, with Wilde having simply imported the fashion to London. In addition, early sexologists tell us that green is supposedly the “invert’s” favorite color."

Long story short, Lestat came to his in-laws's house carrying the equivalent of the rainbow flag of that time period.

(Also, let's not forget Lestat is an Oscar Wilde fanboy)

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so much happened in subsequent episodes that i forgot how devastating this is

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Your brother and I have been discussing a few investment opportunities.

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE

| 1.01 | “In Throes of Increasing Wonder”

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INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE Cast Diaries, episode 7

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I came to know Christ in a monastery. I wanted to be a priest. 

Interview with the Vampire (2022-) 

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I feel like Sam and I end up mentioning things in passing. Like, “Do you want to go do this?” or “Do you want to do this?” and the other person is like, “Yeah!” There are so many crossovers. You wouldn’t expect it. Because we grew up in very different ways in very different countries but we have, sort of, crossovers of weird things or niche things that we never discussed up until the point of promoting the show. 

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You spend an hour alone with him and you’re breathing in sync together.