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35 yo, 💜 SAPPHIC💜, 18+ ONLY, Queer people, fat people, people people, but sometimes just a random thoughts Oh, and ALWAYS BTS💜

[tockthewatchdog-deactivated2020]

top gun is great because tony scott was like “i want to make a movie about sunsets” and the us navy was like “No you’re gonna make recruitment propanganda for the navy” and val kilmer was like “the studio has tricked me, juilliard trained val kilmer, into being here, so i’m going to portray a closeted homosexual” and tom cruise was like “i’m in a ray bans commercial!”

[hughungrybear]

I said this in my post during previous episode but I find it refreshing that, in this story, there are no actual villains.

Given the circumstances, it is easy to villainize the Church, the Priest, and everything that remotely resembles faith. But here, the story says those they feared hasn't said anything as judgment.

Against what Tanrak expected, those he feared stayed silent and waited for Barth and Tanrak to choose for themselves.

Barth and Tanrak weren't the first, and they certainly won't be the last to question themselves in relation to faith. Auntie Lek is subtly telling them that leaving to live her truth is better than staying and lying to God.

Because at the end of the day, that's what real faith is: a private relationship between you and your God. The only thing that could destroy it is self-doubt.

[lestatscunt]

Jam for GQ

[endiness]

[howmostardently]

failing your child

[lexdelioncourt]

[lioncourtz]

Everything dies. You die. I die. She dies.

[ladypaperwriterson]

"You simply cannot trust Louis, he's a completely unreliable narrator and every single thing he ever said should be put to question! It's so good that we finally have Lestat's version, which is obviously the only true one - so good to finally have a reliable narrator!"

The reliable narrator:

[marysyp96]

[jackdawwhat]

pov you call your employer the cuntessa, you aired his marital drama to the entire world and now you’re making him a musical documentary, you have your Pulitzer and you’re going to get your Oscar, you love being a vampire, you’re not on speaking terms with your old friend or your maker but you’d fuck them nasty given the chance, you’re a fledgling and you ripped off another vampire’s head to save your aforementioned boss while he’s high out of his mind. You’re the real cuntessa Daniel Molloy

[cupidsncheerios]

imo by far the funniest thing about daniel making it to being a worldwide bestseller and then dating armand is that not only does it look like he invented a guy and then forced his controversially young boyfriend to pretend to be that fictional guy, he picked the villain. from every iwtv citizen’s perspective, a world renowned journalist wrote a novel analyzing the cycles of abuse from the perspective of one guy and his evil ass boyfriend, and then declared to the public that he, daniel molloy, can in fact handle allat

[endiness]

expectations vs reality

[jaypentaghast]

AMC's Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Lestat (2026), Season 3 Episode 1 | Sam Reid as Lestat de Lioncourt & Eric Bogosian as Daniel Molloy

[steadynightruins]

"first nine months of your mortal life" of course Louis believes life begins at conception he's old as fuck and catholic

[st-ignatius]

the vampire lestat // the fallen angel

[endiness]

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[paranoiahaven]

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."