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Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ

Origami Around
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@gettingmyselfintrouble
An Inside Look at The Vampire Lestat x
I'm a rockstar now
//Does anyone else know the size of your soul?
Revisiting season 1 with some sketches
Everything dies. You die. I die. She dies.
Something I’ve never liked is the characterization of Gabrielle as having abandoned Lestat. It implies that she did something wrong by moving on. But they were simply incompatible, as Armand realized. Lestat didn’t want to sleep in the dirt and explore uninhabited wilderness. Gabrielle was not going to spend eternity dressing up to go to the theater. He needed to be close to humanity, she found humanity irrelevant and confining. He can’t be alone, she needs to be. You can only compromise for so long.
And most importantly to me, she didn’t owe it to him to stay.
I think Anne does a beautiful job of exploring this in the book in a way that doesn’t cast blame on either side. They genuinely try to accommodate each other, for years, but their needs are not reconcilable.
Could she have picked a better time? Probably. Would there ever have been a perfect time? No. Lestat was always going to be devastated. But it is not Gabrielle’s responsibility to make him happy. Leaving him is part of her liberation, and I love that for her.
Immortal Companion | 2026
graphite on paper
amc tvl // the queen of the damned
Did the flavor of my failures prove good enough to gild your gaping wound? [x]
The Vampire Lestat - Butterscotch Bitch
Jacob Anderson and Sam Reid Interview With the Vampire Season 3 promo for Entertainment Weekly
The Queen of the Damned, Anne Rice
/#the wolfkiller identity appeals to akasha and magnus and Nicki and even Gabrielle #but it is a curated identity not an inherent one and it drives me batshit when Gabrielle's influence into it (“freedom”) #is minimized like. In trying to strengthen and “free” him she paved the road to damnation #but his damnation in turn frees her #HELLO #the hunter/Wolfkiller/provider role is given to him by Gabrielle #Vampirism is given by magnus #True immortality and power given by Akasha #his inheritance is earned through violence and freedom is taken in claiming that violence #and violence and sex are intertwined so thoroughly in their home that they are one and the same #killing the father and brothers is equivalent to disregarding them to have sex freely (via gettingmyselfintrouble )
"It's fun to play the more irritated gremlin Armand that Lestat knows rather than the very put together, charming Armand that you see in season 2 [...] "I think Lestat's Armand is a little more desperate and empathetic and slightly irritating."
GREMLIN ARMAND LETSSSS GOOOOOOOOOO
Eric Bogosian, Sam Reid, Jennifer Ehle, and Jacob Anderson photographed exclusively for EW by Taiye Godbody