can we just stay in the here and now?

she/her. multifandom.

[adelidae]

getting up from bed tips

getting up from bed cheats

getting up from bed codes

getting up from bed ending explained

[deervsheadlights]

wish everyone could perceive the Vague Concepts in my head because i just know you would looove my Vague Concepts. you would think im so smart if you saw the misty clouds of Vague Concepts floating around in my head. #MyVagueConcepts

[cocteautwinsgirl]

Claudia was an unforeseen joy.

[flopstat]

2x06 | 3x02

[caprart1]

i DO believe that a good writer can make mischaracterization work. oh there's a character who doesn't normally cry? figure it out!! disect the character. make the situation cryable for them. make that character cry ugly tears even if it goes against their very nature. YOU CAN MAKE IT WORK!!!

[amyrosedefensesquad]

A great piece of advice I've seen is "Don't fixate about what the character would never do. Think about the circumstances that would drive them to do this, even if they wouldn't normally."

[a-lesbianshadowinthenight]

what if your situationship asked you to be his lawyer because a rockstar trashed his tacky hotel and requested to meet him but he lied and set the meeting up himself because the rockstar is his ex that he wrote a book about insulting him page after page after page and he wanted to ragebait him into talking to him and get yelled at in french

[ukedulac]

i do think it’s also a bit poetic, all the men who’ve hurt claudia all get to forgive eachother, while she’s dead and nothing can change that. even when season 2’s ending has a much more fulfilling ending than that of the first book, the fact that even seventy years later after her death, and her memory is still being used to either absolve louis’s guilt or being exploited comercially, that leaves an empty and withering feeling inside.

louis and lestat get to grieve and hug, for a moment atleast. louis and armand get to smile at eachother at the auction. lestat’s not talking to louis because of the book yet the man who published the book without louis’s consent is “dan”. and i guess lestat’s also chill with sam barclay, the man who wrote the baby lulu plays, the minstrel shows that killed her passion for performing, who also wrote the script for the trial next to santiago.

it poses a personally interesting question to me, do these vampires ever truly change? can cycles be broken if you’re immortal? are you bound to fall back into your old habits? are they frozen in the same dispositions they have when they were turned? states of fear, or grief, or arousal? will they continue to hurt claudia long after her death?

[sugarcarnation]

i really appreciate this shot of the servant witnessing this exchange between gabriella and lestat and being shown to be visibly uncomfortable. lestat might claim that vampirism overrides familial bonds (something which i’m sure will be contested just alone based on the fact that in the current timeline they feel a need to hide their relationship) but this shows that even before they became vampires their relationship crossed boundaries and wasn’t perceived as normal by anyone else who got a glimpse of it

[userarmand]

get me a frame of pretty green eyes again 💚

[monsterfucker-molloy]

[lioncourtz]

[dimorisik]

“you’re like a big cat, les”

[pagets]

Interview with the Vampire ★ The Vampire Lestat 2x04 "I Want You More Than Anything in the World" 3x02 "Toledo"

Inspired by this post, @howmostardently.

[wanderlust-in-my-soul]

A Safe Haven

[sweet-shut-eye]

—Waiting to fall

[endiness]

[baltharino]

Re-making an old post for my blog's 6th birthday 🎂🎉