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Louis & Armand • Do you know what it means to be Loved by Death

[libelulalil4]

Im sooooo curious about loumand conversations in dubai before daniel gets there like omgggggg did armand slip into his director role again like this is a new production, a new performance for an audience of one and now hes in the play too!! how fun!!

[dreadfuldevotee]

stop the fucking presses. Mara LePere-Schloop taking part in an online talk back next Teusday (for the curious)

[randomfandomss]

I mean if Rolin said that the main reason they wouldn’t show Daniel’s tuning is because it would mean they’d have to re-build a set they’re not going to re-build because it’s too much effort/$$$… that’s him also confirming that Daniel’s turning DID happen in Dubai/the penthouse. Otherwise it wouldn’t be an issue and they could show it in S3 but like, he said it *because* that’s where it happened, unless I’m missing something 🤔

Oops sorry, I guess I didn't remember the whole comment but I still strongly feel it's such bs. He is definitely trolling us.

First of all, he literally can't and shouldn't be telling us what happened or didn't happen.

On top of that the reason is kinda lame according to me. They couldn't film because the set has been destroyed? Come onn. I don't think so. They could've filmed and then destroyed the set then maybe.

If they won't show us Daniel's turning then it must be because it is important for the way the story unfolds. If that is so, then I'm excited to see what's the reason.

From what I can gauge, Rolin and co. respect the story too much to not show such important moments they know the fans are dying to see. They simply won't do that and if they do, it must be due to strong reasons.

Also I feel it would be a bit sudden if Louis moves to some other place in the beginning of s3 after finally have carved out a space for himself in the Dubai penthouse. After decorating it, putting up Paul's portrait and Claudia's dress.

I think that place, at this point, holds a lot of meaning to not come into picture at all at any point in the future.

[faaun]

my research partner and i are huddled in a blanket in paddington waiting for a too-late train i already miss you and you and you

[thedailydescent]

I really don't buy the opinion that Louis hated becoming the "dom" + businessman in Paris. You can tell in that scene from 2x06 when he brings in the art piece to Armand's office he's entranced just talking about it and its potential. You all took Lestat's "All these roles you conform to and none of them your true nature" to mean he hates working/making money/providing for others in any capacity and just wants to be a submissive housewife (although we can see in Season 1 that the only thing keeping him happy in that role was Claudia- once she was gone or when Lestat became abusive towards her he hated it). Don't many housewives hate being housewives? Do businessmen always like the work? Louis likes being cared for and seen but he also likes having autonomy and projects to work on- money made by selling artwork fulfills that need. And Armand's supposed acceptance and submission in that 2x06 scene contrasts with Lestat's attitude towards Louis's work in New Orleans ("I have all the money we need" "This is Louis's hobby, not mine"), so that also plays into it. If Louis's making the money and taking charge in the bedroom, he can at least have the illusion of control.

Louis still doesn't know who he is at this point so saying he only likes being in certain roles (he's either a "violent pimp" or a passive wallflower who only likes to bottom, neither of which are true and the former being a really racist statement) contradicts his overall arc in Season 2. And the sad part is he still hasn't found it by the end of the season because he's found himself stuck with another abusive partner with his last tethers to humanity cut off. But saying he was forced into trying these new things out in Paris or has always despised playing the "Maitre" role throughout the duration of their relationship (for reasons other than when Armand tries to take back control while he's performing it, which is why it doesn't work in the first place), is a stretch in my opinion. The only conclusive thing we can make about Louis's preferences is that he hates when things grow stagnant. He can't play one role for too long, otherwise it gets boring.

[swan2swan]

Okay, so, maybe the campers ARE going to Saudi Arabia next season. Or rather, the United Arab Emirates.

Because that's definitely the Burj Kalifa.

And while that doesn't NECESSARILY mean anything (there's the slightly-antisemitic lizard-people-Illuminati picture with what might be Jared Leto?), we got pictures of Daniel Kon in the third season of the first show, a drawing of Yaz's mom in Season 4, and a number of other dinosaur models throughout the show that showed up later.

They drew Dubai for a reason!!!

Are we going to Downtown Dubai? Maybe, maybe not. But it would be neat if it was on the horizon.

[itmightrain]

RIP Claudia you would have loved talking shit about Louis' boyfriends with Daniel.

[hechose]

mmm the way armand, if he stopped to think for ten seconds, could have actually heavily related to claudia. that he just wanted to be chosen, to be loved first and for all he is and not all he has to be. not for the shell of an image outside, but for what he is within--

[smute]

i was so excited (well kind of excited) for the hijack series but oh my god it's bad. and i havent even gotten to the good part yet! the first ep alone has so many plot holes (spoiler warning) from the behavior of the crew to the pilot opening the cockpit door just because they're pointing a gun at his fuckbuddy to the fact that he is able to CHANGE HIS MIND about the emergency on board talking to atc like "yeah never mind it's all good now" LIKE YOU HAVE TO LAUGH

[dreadfuldevotee]

rpf anon, thank you for the update thats literally sooo funny. who knows if its true but i love mess and drama and the possibility of saying "i knew that before everyone else did" so ive had a good laugh. but aso the fic is going better! realizing AR also doesnt give a shit about power scaling and that the show is doing something different anyways so yk. let the flesh instruct the mind

[in-kyblogs]

Jacob Anderson broke my heart in two with his acting on this one

[certifiedlurker]

Why is Daniel Molloy's tag less about his character and more about his relationship with Armand. Who is he outside of it? Full disclosure I am not part of this fandom (AMC TV) but I am interested and that's why I have been looking at stuff on different characters for some weeks...but for Daniel, he seems to begin and end with Armand.

[eugeniedanglars]

i still think colin and michael are probably heading for a breakup but it makes me sad because i like them together. michael is hot and he's rich* and he teases colin about his shitty driving and he's well-dressed and he comes to sam's restaurant to celebrate the team even though he doesn't care about football and he's understanding about colin being closeted and he's very very hot. colin deserves someone like that

*i'm assuming that was michael's house in the first scene since colin gets dressed in clothes that were on the floor from last night. also he travels to dubai and only rich people do that