But you are the life I needed all along
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But you are the life I needed all along
💙💚
But you are the life I needed all along
💙💚
He looks so shy and nervous here
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"Sampire tried it" jacob please😭
i love the different approach. sam with supermodel walk, jacob with ballet/figure skating turn
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Sam Reid as Lestat de Lioncourt | INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE 2x07 | I Could Not Prevent It.
something something the way the entirety of s2 is structured around louis wanting to go home to lestat. in the very first episode he asks claudia if they can’t just go home (and she immediately realizes what he means by it: "pry up his bones, why don’t you?"). and being denied this option he has to conjure images of his home himself. lestat follows him around, wearing the clothes from their courtship and companionship. even when he himself eventually denies himself the opportunity to go home (choosing armand, traveling the world together, never going back to nola), we eventually realize he never stops wanting to go home. he organizes an interview that lets him revisit his past his life with lestat and simultaneously acts as a call to lestat (louis own way of saying come to me if you want). he does this twice!! and meanwhile we realize that his visions of lestat never stopped. he still sees him in dubai eighty years later. his desire to see lestat, to be with lestat is still just as strong as it was way back when he first uttered the wish to go back home. and then finally in the last episode he does what he wanted to do from the start. he returns to nola. he goes home. he goes to see lestat
this!!!☀️💓
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“The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.”
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ok....i have a question...
We know that drinking blood from each other is how vampires show intimacy.
But....how does that work for the one whose blood is being drank from 🤔
It's the same. It's sexually intimate.
Don't forget Lestat's reaction —
Went back to the scene in the butcher shop and one things strikes every time…Freudia had a knife to her veins and Louis still said “Love of my life was HIM”!! Knife cuts through his daughter’s doppelgänger, splashes blood in his face, and in the next scene he’s still saying “even now, thinking about him”. I know this, sometimes, selfish singularity can be contemptuous with our Louis, but I have to say, when it comes down to those he truly loves (mostly Lestat) he just doesn’t give a f*** about anything and anyone else. I soo wanna see that Louis going forward…claws and teeth out, going through absolutely anyone that threatens his love. Cause “if it was just the two of us, it would be enough”…and we know who he really was saying that to in his heart of hearts. Enough with the crippling guilt and apologies! I want Louis the “I don’t care” motherf****! Brutal in his love!
Yes. I love that about Louis.
I love that he's selfish and doesn't give a fuck about anyone but Lestat. And yes, I want to see more of it moving forward, because it's a huge key to Louis' character that's been, up to this point, hidden by the narrative.
That was the one bright spot of the butcher shop fiasco, imo. Even dying and being threatened, Louis refused to denounce his love for Lestat. I LOVED that.
I wanted to forget him, and yet it seemed I thought of him always. It was as if the empty nights were made for thinking of him. And sometimes I found myself so vividly aware of him it was as if he had only just left the room and the ring of his voice were still there. And somehow there was a disturbing comfort in that
INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE 2.03