#arun

[reticent-vampire]

Arun || Armand

[blueberry-matty]

in The Vampire Armand by Anne Rice - Armand is compared to Verrocchio's David (seen below).

Armand in Interview with the Vampire:

[ratbebes]

The devil is about to make you his minion

[sanguine-bat-art]

Very simple person because sometimes I love a good childhood best friends AU

Their poor neighbors

[dqrkncss666]

Armand, the coven leader vs Arun, the lost child.

Damn Assad...

[sicumerat]

And who takes care of the child?

(special thanks to @fractalspaces for suggesting the veil 💓)

[luckylana]

Can't stop thinking about Armand's desperate desire to become somebody's muse again. How broken he sounded saying "No one has painted me in over 400 years". How excited he was when though that Louis photographed him. How he acted when decided Lestat wrote a song for him.

And how it all was ended in his broken heart, lie and humiliation.

I just want him to overhear Daniel's readers the way Lestat did when they discussed how Armand in the book is "like a mysterious" and "he's got layers" while Lestat is just "whatever". And I want some of Lestat's fan arguing with that because "IT'S NOT FAIR! Armand was written in this way just because Molloy is definitely is in love with him! That's why Daniel wrote Armand like he is so amazing and like he's the main character even if it's Louis' and Lestat's story! So you can not compare them when all this book is just his stupid unfair lovesong for Armand".

I want Armand stands in the shadow and has nothing in his head except "Oh. OH!". And then has full crisis when understood that he finally become THE MUSE again. For the only person who really matters for him. Even if Daniel didn't remember their story and was angry he loves Armand so much that even some teenagers obsessed with Lestat are able to see it.

[itsthebiting]

yippee !!