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i spy the light going out of your blue eyes
insta ⢠twt ⢠bsky
one of the fantasies of vc is, i think, that if there was enough time we all could be forgiven and any relationship could be repaired. if you had literally forever with the people you love relationships could be operable again.. mothers and sons could forgive each other and even stop being to each other the thing that hurts them the most, mothers and sons, old lovers and friends and father figures and abusers could stop representing the pain they once had. and sometimes even though the forgiveness canât be given, if the betrayal is too big and the wound too ever present, the love can become bigger than the hurt. and sometimes there are ghosts too but not all of the time. the rules about that are never made clear
âwhyâs he always covered in bloodâ he needs enrichment. Whatâs not clicking
okay so the thing about iwtv 1976 is (and iâve made and deleted this post already tonight): if louis and lestat were a heterosexual couple there would be no question whatsoever about the nature of their relationship within the novel. what they have going on in the book is so barely even subtext. they donât have penetrative intercourse on the page because itâs a gothic horror novel written in 1976, when homosexual sex acts were still largely very illegal throughout most of the country, and thatâs also Not The Point of the story. but they Are explicitly a gay couple within the book. itâs just show not tell.
also: they have lesbian sex on page instead
if i were a vampire i would do many things. but getting interviewed is not one of them
you can love someone and still murder them in cold blood without remorse btw!!! the two are not mutually exclusive and to suggest otherwise is a very heteronormative point of view!!!!
Iâm a lover by nature except for when Iâm a wretched hater cunt bitch which I also am by nature
lestat is SO dumb because in iwtv he could have easily hypnotize/use the mind control on louis and force him to give to lestat all the seven properties louis owned in louisiana lol
Lestat & Louis
I don't think people acknowledge enough that The Tale of the Body Thief is THE peak form of Loustat tension. In terms of Louis and Lestat drama, it is THE most delicious book:
â§ Lestat being least able to tell Louis about his suicide plan or any of his feelings leading up to it, being least able to tell Louis goodbye, knowing despite what he tells himself that this will hurt him.
â§ Lestat, post-failed suicide attempt, telling Louis about this thing that is so, so important to him, this deeply heartbreaking dream that he could be human again or at least have some taste of it, some small taste of what he was before he was stolen from his old life and body, just for Louis, upset about the suicide attempt confession Lestat just casually glossed over and about the danger Lestat's little fantasy is about to put him in, snaps that Lestat is a monster and has always been a monster. He can't change himself into a human, that's moronic, and being human wouldn't make him any better. On some level he means this, but on a more significant level, he is terrified of losing Lestat and this is the only way he knows how to communicate it.
â§ Louis, once Lestat does successfully manage to enter a human body, then refusing to turn him back, because Lestat did it! He achieved the one thing any vampire would do anything for! Lestat feeling abandoned because Louis won't help him (it's like Louis is killing him again, while he is literally crawling over him and begging). Louis being willing to face the horrifying prospect of an eternity alone to give Lestat this chance to be free, really free, to give him a second chance to live and love as a human the way he was meant to and then to belong to whatever Heaven humans might go to when they die. Louis wanting this for Lestat so bad, at his own expense, and even if Lestat doesn't understand in this moment.
â§ The conversation in the chapel once Lestat has gotten back to his own body, Louis admitting that it always hurts him when Lestat leaves him to do dumb, dangerous things. The fact that they still can't quite speak openly to each other, because they are mutually bad at communication and somehow make each other even worse at it, but can't help but talk and cling onto each other anyway.
Time in his hands~
Louis: And in the end, youâll thank me for itâoh, if you can still remember your ex⌠the scary, blood-sucking monster!
Lestat: STOP DECIDING MY FUTURE AND JUST LISTEN TO ME ALREADY
Lestat & Louis
Anne Rice about Lestat/Louis in the '94 movie vs the book
hey, does anyone know if tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow creeps in this petty pace from day to day, or if it's like. a bank holiday.
armand throughout the years