anyone else up thinking about how armand thinks he’ll never be loved for what he is so he settles only for being what he thinks others want from him/what will make him useful
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anyone else up thinking about how armand thinks he’ll never be loved for what he is so he settles only for being what he thinks others want from him/what will make him useful
Spoilers are telling me that the beheading didn't have to do with stopping the great conversion of bloodsucker.
Well shit. Here it goes my only logical explanation. Now I suppose I'll be surprised by some other kind of logic, or surprised by the amount of illogic.
Does Marius tend to be overly protective in relationships because he needs to feel constantly in control, or does he have a strong "paternal instinct" and a desire to be a father?
For some reason, I think he, as a person, hasn't realized himself as a father and family man, and for him, this is an unfinished business. It's just that some people have cats and dogs, while others have relationships with a more dependent person. On the one hand, being with a partner like Marius is very comfortable and safe; it's even possible to build a healthy relationship, but it's a relationship on the edge, where a caring partner can easily cross the line. Everything seems fine, but at the same time, it seems like you can't go out alone anymore because it's dangerous.
Assad Zaman I am so sorry they wasted your skills with this. The show just dropped down in a chalk outline of itself. I CANNOT 😭😭 my expectations were in Hell and YET I’m still disappointed
Do you know the best part of loving Armand's character? That I can call him a fucking Gremlin, can go like "oh god! Did he just did that shit??" when he goes in his deranged moods, calling him "our lobotomizing sociopath", and then go "aww" when he goes in his pitiful ones. And I'm in good fucking company!
Meanwhile loving Lestat's character is difficult, because it feels like as soon as I go "oooh, what a petty vengeful thing he did!" many (not all) of his fans are at my throat. What the hell are those people seeing when they watch him?? A cute little victimized doll?? Don't you appreciate that he is nuanced?! He's a fucking unstable and melodramatic primadonna.
with all the questionable choices this show has made, at least it has spared us any Disney-esque goody-protagonist character!
I appreciate it.
I fucking hate lestat but he ate down with this mf song
Past devil's minion be devil minioning. Armand and Daniel. I never knew what the Rothko Chapel was before season three of vampire lestat. Thought it would be fun to illustrate the scene that Armand mentions, guiding Daniel to the chapel to expel his pain. It is a pity we hear about these scenes in the show but don't actually see them. Used 3D models as a base for the painting. I had put together a rough of the scene thinking i might try animating it but it was a bit tricky to get the look i was thinking.