i can fix him

mel - she/they - scorpio - minors dni

[toomuchheart]

[alienbaby]

the "nobody can be normal about lestat and lestat can't be normal about anyone in return" aspect of lestat is THEEEE character trait of all time

[alienbaby]

cant believe my first husband (loki) who died in the war and was brought back to life and then locked in a personal purgatory of sorts to atone for his sins against the universe is back AGAIN

[flopstat]

no but like lestat keeps being drawn to the non-sexual intimacy he shares with louis, with brushing of their hands, the moments of their pinkies touching......................................like that's so hugely important to lestat in a sea of hypersexualization, the fact that he and louis connect on a deep level....so to have their final scene being them lovingly touching each other's neck scars...

[lioncourtz]

he looks so off 😭

[e-lizabear]

- (x)

[e-lizabear]

“wHy iSN’t ANyonE taLkiNG aBouT hoW leSTAt kiLLed PaUL????”

because he didn’t. you just weren’t paying attention to what they said on the show.

[entretienavecunvampire]

louis to armand: i always loved lestat more than you. our whole relationship was really about him, i was thinking of him every day for those 77 years. i hallucinated him just to have him near to me. what i felt for you could never compare to my love for him

louis to lestat: *small smile* *little fingers touch slightly*

[interviewwiththewerepire]

"armand isn't owed an apology after all the shit he did to louis, i can't believe they made him do that"

hey guys? Do we maybe think that Armand's tit-for-tat mentality, and the way he's been tallying up his and everyone else's sins against each other is a problem? Is it maybe possible that Louis managing to find empathy for Armand in the face of the monstrosity being done to him, and that radical act of kindness and honesty (about the ways he unintentionally hurt Armand) moving Armand so much that it nearly breaks him, is idk a major theme of this whole season?

you know, sorta like how Lestat was holding onto his feelings of betrayal about the book, and all it did to serve him was make him absolutely miserable and lonely and push him into the arms of someone actively harming him. And how it was only after he let that go, and helped Louis even though he still thought that Louis didn't give a shit about him, that they were able to connect again and be happier than we've ever seen them.

Or like how Louis was able to look past his initial feelings of revulsion and betrayal about the Sophia lie, and offered comfort and a space to speak honestly, and how that granted him a deeper understanding of Lestat, and ultimately strengthened their bond.

Are we seeing the pattern here? How they're breaking the curse of loneliness when they stop seeing each other as monsters, and extend a bit of empathy, even when it's hard or not deserved? How addressing the gaping wound behind the actions might open the door to healing for both parties?

[e-lizabear]

not only that, it’s a lesson for the viewer as well. stop trying to figure out who’s the abuser, who’s the victim, who deserves what, who doesn’t deserve what.

they’re all monsters.

look past your boring christian morality and see the human inside the monster. stop judging, start empathizing.

otherwise you’re going to have a bad time watching this show.

armand wasn’t entitled to anything from louis. but wasn’t it beautiful that, in the midst of all that horror, louis still found some part of armand worth looking at?

isn’t that the entire point of watching a show like this?

[those-fucking-feratu]

god i just. man, this season was brilliant. i love that the purpose of this whole ride was to get to know lestat just as he is. an artist, a lover, a victim, a monster, a failure. the whole message of this season seems to be “no one can be normal about lestat, and lestat is incapable of being normal in return”, and it’s kind of crazy that it’s bleeding over into the fandom as well. he’s got his stans who think he can do no wrong, his overwrought haters who see him as a cartoonish villain, and people who want him to be what they see him as rather than who he is. the only person who sees him truly is, and will always be, louis. for better or worse, richer or poorer, headless or headstrong, it’s always been the two of them.

this is some of the most experimental and fascinating television i’ve ever seen, and i can’t wait to see where we go from here. whatever comes next, it’s going to be a hell of a ride.

[lioncourtz]

Lover Boy Louis

THE VAMPIRE LESTAT 03.06 | "Montreal"

[ahighlyfunctionalfangirl]

very chaotic of Armand to be like "I'm on a healing journey and I'm dragging you with me, headless and all"

[limitedseries]

The Vampire Lestat— "The Failures" (1.07)

[misscrazyfangirl321]

Being an adult will have you unironically craving a vegetable

[misscrazyfangirl321]

Being an adult will have you unironically sad about a parasite outbreak in fresh vegetables.

[likehandlingroses]

THE VAMPIRE LESTAT (2026)

“So if you read this, read it for that reason - that Lestat is talking again, that he is frightened, that he is searching desperately for the lesson and for the song and for the raison d'être, that he wants to understand his own story and he wants you to understand it, and that it is the very best story he has right now to tell.”- Memnoch the Devil, by Anne Rice (1995)

[despazito]

prolonged argentina humiliation ritual

[despazito]

spain was playing football argentina was playing wwe smackdown raw

[endiness]

"Get out," I whispered. The word trailed off and suddenly my voice swelled again. "Get out," I said. And again my voice didn't stop. It merely went on until I said the words again with shattering violence: "GET OUT!" — THE VAMPIRE LESTAT, Anne Rice

[schrutexbucks]

pregnant again, congrats loustat

interview with the vampire tweet round up 149/xxx