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[elektras-house]

world’s worst old men TRAPPED in penthouse, become god’s WORST throuple!!!

[mademoisellebianx]

This is Amadeo.

Interview with the Vampire S02E04 - I Want You More than Anything in the World

[hermit-frog]

[jennaflare]

the creed of the seamstress is that you're pretty in pieces

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[knifeeater]

it was clear they couldn't include armand mutilating claudia's body from tva, the implications of race science would've gone too far. but he did it to her diaries. which are, in a way, her body. her memory, interiority, remains. dissected, edited, censored.

[lestatslestits]

“There wasn’t much fight left in me.”

Interview with the Vampire 02.07 - “I Could Not Prevent It”

Interview with the Vampire 01.01 - “In Throes of Increasing Wonder”

Interview with the Vampire 01.07 - “The Thing Lay Still”

[ahrakfmswk]

Interview with the Vampire Season 2 Official Trailer

[nicelytousled]

Louis de Pointe du Lac - Pretty Girls Walk

have some dessert with your new trailer 🍰

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[jaggedjot]

When Louis joins in the laughter at the state of Lestat’s cards, he does so because he has recognised what those other men have not; Lestat is blatantly hustling, play acting as the rich-and-naive-foreigner to the point of parody (“I'm terrible at cards. Did I not mention that to everyone?”). It is absurd that anyone would believe this to be real, but Lestat has correctly measured the extent of the others' greed, ego, and xenophobia. This is an overture by Lestat to Louis, an attempt at drawing similarities between them by showing how he too is underestimated by those around him. It is so interesting then that Lestat chooses to follow this up by revealing some of his powers to Louis, changing the presentation from one where he is wrongfully thought of as lesser, to one where Lestat is superior. This could be another type of humiliation and emasculation ("In front of a florist wasn't it? We both wanted the last bouquet of lilies.") for Louis, if not an outright threat. Yet Lestat presents this power as something that can help Louis, that Louis should welcome. And then, in the next breath, Lestat elevates Louis above him (“[...] I'll need protection from the wolves”), making himself vulnerable with an offer of help and love that Louis could refuse. In one evening, Lestat switches between presenting himself to Louis as having less, equal, and more power than him. And of course, this scene also demonstrates how power and access to it are controlled by societal forces beyond individual influence. For all that Lestat is an outsider with odd mannerisms and too long hair, his whiteness ensures that a respectful title is given before his name. Lestat simultaneously sets it up so that Louis can win money at cards, privately criticising the discrimination Louis faces, while publicly backing up the excuse used to pressure Louis into accepting an exploitative deal.

[mademoisellebianx]

𝕴𝖓𝖙𝖊𝖗𝖛𝖎𝖊𝖜 𝖜𝖎𝖙𝖍 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖁𝖆𝖒𝖕𝖎𝖗𝖊 𝕾02𝕰04 | I Want You More Than Anything in the World

[hermit-frog]

interesting 🤔🤨

[jennaflare]

Anne Rice's Interview With the Vampire + Disco Elysium (7/?)

[dlsintegration]

#LOUMAND

🧡✨️Magnetic✨️🧡

Song: Magnetic by Illit

[loumandisms]

We've been together 77 years, Daniel. Should we let the math of that settle?

[ahrakfmswk]

Interview with the Vampire Season 2 Official Trailer