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JACOB ANDERSON for The Vampire Lestat Backstage Pass, Episode 1: "Detroit"
and the way throughout the entire episode two common themes were daniel asking lestat if he was a stutterer as a child (and lestat ignoring the question) and lestat constantly reaching out to his mother begging her to give him the slightest bit of attention. and then when she finally comes back to him he starts stuttering
It's hard hiding you're a god (ā¦), and once you reveal yourself, you have to be on all the time, and remember every face you've ever met. And everywhere you go, everyone remembers the thing they said to you in the room that you shared. This is why gods prefer hiding in the clouds. There's nothing there⦠but water waiting to fall.
THE VAMPIRE LESTAT 03.01 | "Detroit"
Lestat walks from his hips and Louis from his shoulders
my heart is for you (so give yours to me)
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And who did you meet there, Monsieur de Lioncourt?
Lestat work in progress :3
I love how the trick-or-treating scene implies that not only do the neighborhood adults and children feel comfortable interacting with Lestat on a nightly basis (despite his eccentricities), but that Lestat has made an effort in becoming such a member of the community. Like, bro was going full Regina George, but he had the decency to pause, go out and buy candy, and answer the door for trick-or-treaters. And not just any amount of candy, but a full-on bucket.
I like to think the neighborhood children view him as like a crazy uncle. Like, "Yeah, that is our neighbor Lestat. We've never seen him outside during the day, Mom swears she saw a coffin being delivered to his apartment, and I'm pretty sure I heard him sobbing into his pillow the other night. But he plays some sick piano bars and gives out the on-brand candy, so he's cool."
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āIām going to do this and Iām not going to pass it up.ā Thatās what Iām talking about, that moment of ruthless ambition and decision and choice. I donāt think you can take the vision in Interview with the Vampire any further than I did in that book. At least, I canāt take it any further. There was nothing to do but grow beyond that because itās a book about disappointment, disillusionment, and bitterness. Every single question that comes up has a disappointing answer. Everything Louis looks for, everywhere he goes, doors close, or darkness is revealed to be at the core, or death results, or things burn down, or they crumble. In The Vampire Lestat I deliberately set out to do the exact opposite. I thought, what if his mother doesnāt die? What if she becomes a really powerful vampire and they jump out the window together? What if he does find Marius, and what if Marius tells him an incredible story? And what if, at the end, heās just bopping along and becomes a rock star? What if each thing leads to more doors opening and more questions? Thatās why that book was comic for me, because it celebrated procreation, and it had a great deal of humor and it was about possibility and renewal. Resurrection and renewal. Interview with the Vampire was a tragic, lyric book about nothing being possible.
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