So, let's get this straight. Lestat can "sample" half the sex workers in NOLA, use one of them to gain information about Louis and fake a threesome to trick Louis into having sex with him (loved that scene, it was hot af but let's not pretend it was even remotely ethical), then kill her so Louis had no one else to turn to but him. Tag along a character who's literally just there to be his blood bag. Hang out in strip bars. Mock Armand's childhood SA and jokingly threaten to spank him. And that's all fine.
But Louis was a pimp back in 1910s because it was the only field of work that allowed him to earn that much money as a Black man, so now he's forever ontologically a pimp and literally everything he does will be somehow traced back to that, and he will apparently have to apologise for this for the rest of his life, including getting tortured by his own abuser who gaslit him for 77 years and forced to apologise to him for... not saying "sorry you got sexually abused as a kid" at some point in their relationship? You know, a character who famously never talks about anything vulnerable because he grew up repressed as fuck?
Louis literally did fuck all to Armand this whole season, while, I repeat, it was Lestat who humiliated him in front of an entire audience by performing a diss track about him, and made Armand deliver his apology letter while showering naked in front of him and then literally told him to kill himself. But somehow it was Louis who "wasn't sensitive enough about Armand's SA" because he made that one single remark while being high as a kite ~50 years ago? (Not defending it because, yeah, that was way below the belt, but still, how is it worse than anything Lestat said?).
What makes me angry is that I did want Armand to have an off the rails unapologetic evil gremlin moment like this. He was getting rejected and humiliated the entire season (even if rightly so), of course he wasn't going to take it all lying down. But it made zero sense to direct it all at Louis. Literally all Louis do to him was leave him, which he had every right to do. Yes, their relationship sucked, but no one forced Armand to stay.




















