#so true jacob

[billcarden]

thinking about when good girls go bad came on at work and my coworker said "i know this song is a lie because who has five friends"

[dorindameddler]

From prince lestat!

JACOB: My feeling about Louis is that he is the most vampire of all of them. He has the highest drive and jonesing for blood, I think he really wants blood, I think he hates human beings. Everything he says he is, I think he is the opposite. [...] I think he feels the need to overcompensate for a really deep blood lust, and he really wants to be a vampire. [...] He's the reticent vampire because he is reticent to embrace what he is. SAM: Until he's not.

Jacob Anderson talking about Louis de Pointe du Lac (x)

[k-wame]

JACOB ELORDI He Went That Way (2023) dir. Jeffrey Darling

[tapeworrmart]

Some of my fav fan arts I did in 2024! 🦂💖

This year I took mental health leave from uni and therefore I spent a lot of time having nothing to do other than draw and put all my energy there. It was difficult not to let it consume me, and I think in future I want to put less pressure on myself. But I think my art has really come a way this year with focus on multiple character peices and more colour :). Hope to keep drawing things I love, and thank you to those who liked what I do this year, really appreciate you 💖

[prettysweetprettysweet]

rewatching episode 6 is so hard because it kills me to see Louis' heavenly beautiful face wrought with pain as he tries to extend loving gestures to someone who is completely undeserving. his attempts to repair what they had and salvage their family are so sincere. meanwhile Lestat continues to lie and fuck about, making no real effort to be a better husband, while Louis is giving as much as he can despite still walking around nursing mortal wounds with some scotch tape he found in a desk drawer.

and upon finding out that essentially nothing had changed, Louis' immediate response was to dissociate. the fact that it was only after resolving to kill his abusive husband that he was able to 1) break out of that dissociative state and 2) allow himself to fully inhabit all of his feelings for Lestat, is agonizing. he's like, with everything that you've done to me. i can only love you with all of myself if i know that one or both of us will be dead.

[hyohaehyuk]

Jacob (in the 1st video): "it's like you kind of, by watching this show you're sort of living out maybe like things that you didn't know- you- thought-," *looks at sam*, "i mean i'm just exposing myself..."

Screenshots from Man About Town magazine, Jacob Anderson and Sam Reid's Reddit AMA answers, NME - Jacob Anderson: “‘Game Of Thrones’ never really felt like a big deal to me”, vmagazine - Acting up with Jacob Anderson and Vanityfair - Jacob Anderson Loves Doing “Insane” Things on Interview With the Vampire

Videos from DISH Studio and IWTV 1x03 podcast (info compilation via lovesjar)

There he goes again… is it the murder and blood drinking or the gay sex?! which one it is, Jacob? 🤭

[hydrogea]

Jacob, Enoch and Horace?

[hozierhouse]

iwtv cast reading thirst tweets when

[winepresswrath]

THANK YOU for explaining the Louis/Armand fight with such clarity. Like obviously Armand has the ultimate power over the relationships here and the way he behaves in this episode is world class terrible, we can all see that, but I feel like I've been going crazy when people are softening Louis's words as light banter while Armand responding somewhat in kind is framed as malicious suicide baiting.

It's not my take but I would understand if people were approaching this as "Armand sucks so bad and technically can leave whenever so I give 0 fucks what Louis does or says to him," but "Louis was just being mean" doesn't track for me. He is at this point in his life using regularly enough that Armand's first response when he gets vicious is a bitter "here comes the drugs." He's used to this. Addiction is a complicated and terrible disease but Louis is Armand's partner, for whatever reason, apparently (big caveat) of his own volition and he responds to Armand being upset about his cycle of risky drug use and insincere apologies with a "you're boring and smothering" speech before turning on a dime to "cringe of you to be a victimized. it's given you a real victim mentality" when Armand says he's boring too. It's legitimately reprehensible behaviour! And that's fine. I will continue making heart eyes at him whenever he appears on screen undeterred.

[we-are-inevitable]

your frack au davey absolutely and totally dyed his hair pink like bright pink to go see the Barbie movie with Katherine and Charlie fr

REAL REAL!! he has a blonde streak in his hair and it was 100% pink for barbenheimer

[daisies-on-a-cup]

the consensus i have right now for abigail is that i must remember that she was a child. a teenage girl. she was young and impressionable and scared and also learning how to live from those around her. she learned violence from her father, learned how to hide it as well, but she also learned how to honor and how to overcome. she learned beauty and ephemerality and revenge and diversion from hannibal. her only mentors in life were ones that did not truly seek to help her but to benefit from her. the love they held for her was conditional and never really for her, but for what she might have represented for them. the love was real and the love was there, but it wasn't ever truly for her. abigail has been living on the tip of a knife for her entire life, and to slip would mean death. but if she stays perched there, even if her feet bleeds and the one holding the blade is waiting to see if she'll slip, she gets to live and be able to have the choice to do so. the options given to her were very few and not very good, but in a world limited by her fathers' arms, the choice to be embraced or hunted down are the only ones. she does as her father tells her because she has the evidence of how much he loves her and what will happen if that love overflows. she goes into hannibal's arms and accepts the blade in her neck because to run from her choices would make her a coward and would be telling of how little control she had had. abigail, above all else, was a teenager caged, but her entire character seems to be all about the ability to choose and control

[k-wame]

JACOB ELORDI as bobby falls & ZACHARY QUINTO as jim goodwin He Went That Way (2023) dir. Jeffrey Darling

[we-hate-edward]

[inafieldofdaisies]

OC meiker | Came across this one on my own ♥️

Featured: Mercedes "Mercy" Sibley ("studying" Joseph's word; added the EG cross as extra) / Deputy Sabrina Donovan (with the notebook John gave her to write her visions for him; desaturated bangs because gray wasn't available as hair color option) / Savannah Donovan (girly put her hair up for once 🥺)

Tagging, @poisonedtruth @josephslittledeputy @josephseedismyfather @vampireninjabunnies-blog @florbelles @corvosattano @thesingularityseries @voidika @strangefable @socially-awkward-skeleton @direwombat @madparadoxum @jillvalentinesday @cassietrn @purplehairsecretlair @trench-rot @nightbloodbix and anyone that would like to do the tag ♥️

[frogmanfae]

Rest in peace David Jacobs, you would have loved The Beatles

[marigoidz]

Emma and Jacob shippers. hm