#lesmand

[eosphoroz]

Lestat: "Lelio! Not Harlequin!"

Armand: "He also loved to wear these btw"

[persepinas]

A typical day for Lestat and Armand.

[bonehilda-deactivated20250504]

Lestat singing "rock me amadeus" the one time armand is in the crowd. That would be fucked up or what.

[nerdmutant]

my cancelled wife could defeat your cancelled wife in combat and they would both be into it

[panicstar]

Hold. Assad saying theres a moment in ep 7 where armand is finally understood, reminds me of Sam saying armand and lestat understand one another. Very interesting.

[ask-little-lion]

you like to play with your dollie Armand, but you don’t like your dollie? Surely you like him! :(

I do I do but he is a mean creature. Do not be fooled by his cherub face!

[avivalily444]

kinda shocked that people expected the tv show known as "the vampire lestat", based on the novel "the vampire lestat" written about the author of said novel's favorite character, a vampire named "lestat", to not be about lestat

[emeraldinerosefaedragon]

One last thought before I sleep.

I was ruminating on the opening scenes of TVL where Armand is missing an eye and Louis a leg.

Much spectating of them continuing the interweaving of other books. I do think that that's not Raglan but Lestat so we'll probably see snippets of The Body Thief.

An idea hit me, Lestat is down an eye in Memnoch (and Armand goes to get it back for him.

What if they've tweaking the storyline in Memnoch to having Louis and Armand sacrificing parts of themselves to free Lestat from Memnoch?

Magic is very real in the Immortal Universe and blood/body magic is normally depicted as extremely powerful hence why Louis is missing a leg, he's Lestat's fledgling. Forged into the crucible of immortality by Lestat himself.

It would also explain why those body parts haven't grown back because I don't think mundane means would still affect them even though the current timeline of the injuries is unknown but Ricean vampires would be able to recover from those kinds of injuries without prevailing impact. Hell, even decapitation isn't a sure kill in most cases.

We of course can't see Louis's leg but the skin around the eye patch on Armand is scarred, really looks like what would happen if a clawed hand dug out the eye itself and regardless of their relationship and i can'tsee Armand letting another vampire with ill intent getting that close to him, let alone his face. Armand would sacrifice a body part for Lestat. I think that's the only logical conclusion, Armand that chaotic gremlin, that insane cemetery ghoul plucked out his oculus for the Brat Prince.

This is the same dude, that basically called Gabrielle out for not tending to Lestat's hair during his infernally induced coma.

Curious about others thoughts on my theory and their own.