#AMC jesse

[kingofdarknessgerard]

Old Writer, New Fic

used to write a lot back in like 2014. Recently picked it back up and of course I chose a dead series and probably an even more dead pairing.

I'm trying to update it like every 5 days, it's already queued for like 42 chapters, so it's a thing. I promise. Check my cute boys out

[blazilik]

You know, I don't know how algorithms work, I just fill in my drawings hoping for a miracle.

[pristina-nomine]

The Queen of the Damned The Story of Jesse, the Great Family, and the Talamasca + Interview with the Vampire 2.04/1.04

[thoscheid]

AMC’s show preacher flew under my radar for way too long I mean it’s got LITERALLY everything. Hot priest with daddy issues, his silly vampire boyfriend, and his badass girlfriend. And it’s made by the same people who make The Boys. Literally so fucking good.

[couldpolyamorysavethem]

TULIP O'HARE, PROINSIAS CASSIDY, and JESSE CUSTER from PREACHER

Justification:

"It probably wouldn't save them in the end from the consequences of their actions, because each of them is still a mess of a person, but it would cut down on like half the drama (and introduce a new, more fun kind of drama)" - Anonymous

[flyingtree]

[island-in-the-shadows]

Truly, my sympathies to people watching IWTV and are getting tired/bored of different perspectives. I'm not bored or even remotely tired.

Interviews by their very nature are perspective based. The story has this specific framing. As did the first book. They added to it with Armand now being an active participant and Daniel being more seasoned at interviewing. I understand how Armand's very edited and hyperbolic take on events that Book Lestat describes in The Vampire Lestat rubs people the wrong way. I do think that one could argue the way Lestat writes his own autobiography is the objective truth (note Armand in his book does not contradict Lestat). However, sorry to say, there is never an objective truth. The truth is always subjective.

I was raised by a whole family of lawyers and if I learned anything is that you can spin things in any way, but an objective truth will never exist. Not in crime, not in person to person storytelling, not in fictional storytelling. Hell, viewers seeing the SAME show CANNOT come to a consensus. Why? Because we all put our thoughts, experiences, and feelings to it. That's all perspective.

We see Louis give Armand a kiss in bed. Some think aw domestic and cute. Some think Louis is deliberately withholding and rewarding Armand for good behaviour. Some saw the act they put on in E2 as some version of truth and domesticity and some think it's only an act. Some think Dreamstat is actual Lestat out there somewhere and some think it's Louis' conscience.

Yes, the narrative will confirm one thought or another on some things but not all of them. They're deliberately left up to interpretation. Something btw, Lestat urges the reader to do in TVL when he does not go into details about his time with Louis and Claudia. And part of that has to do with perspective.

We could have a straightforward narrative with no corrections and no perspectives. But would that be as interesting as seeing how minds that far exceed our own twist and bend and interpret events? Would it be as interesting as seeing a vampire who tells himself a story so that he can carry on living despite being miserable? Would it be as interesting as this vampire who tells himself a story get pushback on what he's saying by someone who notices errors and inconsistencies? Would it be an interview at all? Or would it be, as Daniel put it in the very first episode, "a fever dream told to an idiot."

If you want a straightforward non-challenging version of the story, the 1994 movie exists. It's not perfect and a lot of details are missing, but there's only one, unchallenged perspective to it. And even then...how many people didn't (want to) see the queerness in it?

TL;DR I get being frustrated or tired or bored by the way the show is trying to tell the story, but at least it's doing something a little different and not word for word.

[cbrownjc]

The Talamasca and the publishing of the IWTV book (EP 2x06)

My eyes raised at what "Raglan James" (whom I still haven't ruled out actually being Marius yet) said about that. But the fact that they want the book published has me thinking . . . they might be a bit more involved in the working of this book than we've realized.

Because we know Daniel's research assistant is a woman. And I thought this when their gender was given last episode, but I'm thinking it even more now, that Daniel's assistant is actually Jesse Reeves.

We already know The Talamasca are getting their own show. Setting up Jesse's character now would be a perfect time to do so, especially given that -- in just one or two more episodes -- the show is going to be bereft of (living) female characters. Sure, we're going to get Gabrielle in Season 3, but we don't know if or when we'll see her in the present day. I think bringing in one of the female characters from the book into the modern-day part of the story would help to offset things in the modern-day part of the story too, and Jesse is the perfect character for that.

So yeah, I think Daniel's assistant is Jesse. She's helping with the research for the book -- and if you know about Jeese's reaction to the IWTV book in Queen of the Damned, that would be a little twist, but also a setup for later wrt her character too. But yeah, I think this is a small setup for Jesse, and I'm going to think that until proven otherwise.

[notrandtumblin]

AMC Network TV Poll

[verymerrymart]

[garashir]

Supernatural 2x07 The Usual Suspects // Preacher 1x02 See

[cj-ghostemoji-destielpie]

Imagine what would happen if Dean, Sam, and Castiel meet Jesse, Cassidy, and Tulip, when Jesse is trying to find God in season two of Preacher and Castiel is trying to find God back in the early Supernatural?

The chaos...

I'd write it but I'm not intrigued enough to open yet another Google doc to make another fanfic idea sooooo

Feel free to use this idea if it didn't exist already.

💖💖💖

[suzieloveships]

Really hope that the Talamasca spin-off is about Jesse, Gabrielle and Claudia's ghost going ghost hunting of something. Because I need more of Claudia and Claudia needs her revenge

[kirasknightley]

Endless List of My Favorite TV Shows: Breaking Bad (2008-2013)

[subsequentibis]

If you don't hate me, then reanimate me Prove it to me, baby, lightning through my veins These instincts I've managed to stave mean Monsters must be people too, so, oh, geez!

[flumpytripod]

Breaking Bad Season 5

Source: breakingbad.fandom.com