little tough guy

Naya • She/Her • IWTV sideblog (meaning I'm incapable of following anyone back from here, but if I reblog from you on a regular basis we're most likely already mutuals on my main ♥️) Enjoyer of all Armand ships. Attention : Ça fait longtemps que j'me soucie plus de ce que les gens, surtout les Loustatinas, ont à dire sur Armand, Loumand, ou Lesmand. C'est pas un espace sûr pour toi si tu les détestes.

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[dmtruther]

The fight in question

[vorreitenertiqui]

Crazy how they've deliberately made this season so impossible to like for people who care about women, Black people, Brown people, or victims of domestic abuse in general.

[funeralspirit]

i'm ready for louis & armand to enter their cheater arc together. armand cheating on daniel whom he cheated on louis with. what was that post about armand betrayal maxing? he should do it again

[maxwyl]

i genuinely regularly tear up about armand trying to warm daniel's locket in his hands before giving it to him in the devil's minion chapter. like you're fucking kidding. daniel is so unbelievably precious to armand. but it's not just that this one small gesture speaks to so much thoughtfulness and care and adoration, it's also that it's so revealing when it comes to the role vampirism plays in their relationship.

to armand, vampirism impedes his ability to care for daniel; he wants nothing more than to be more human for him. armand wants to perform this small kindness for his boy, but it's rendered ineffective by his lack of body heat. meanwhile, the gesture clearly still meant something to daniel if it stuck in his mind all those years and he thought it worth mentioning to lestat for his book. armand trying to warm the locket mattered because armand—who has also only ever been treated extremely callously himself—loved him enough to think to do it, not because it actually made a physical difference.

armand might see his own inhumanity as a barrier to loving daniel the way he thinks daniel deserves, but daniel has never seen it that way. daniel has never wanted armand to be more human, he's only ever wanted armand to love him.

[vamplizbeth]

Revenge

[arun-armand-amadeo]

[vamprlenfent]

impromptu joenicki side profile appreciation… literally heartbreakingly beautiful boy in every way. joe ily and your lack of iphone face

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DM nation crew  

Source: Instagram

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Oh, hello Chris.

[edisdumbdumbdumb]

ty red velvet for the reference <3

[splattercabbage]

>:)

[funeralspirit]

the show i've created in my head based on the book (tvl) is so rich & beautiful. the costumes reflect the political changes of 18th century france, the music consists primarily of the melancholic sound of violin, symbolizing lestat's love for nicki. gabrielle is her stoic & rational self, finally freed from a lifetime of oppression and servitude, growing ever more frustrated with lestat's impulsive choices. lestat who develops a brash philosophy that is in complete opposition to armand's. armand who is so desperate for meaning after having it taken from him. allesandra is there in les innocents and she gleefully gives her mocking speech before she throws herself in the fire. nicola's mental decline is given the weight it deserves. the suffocating oppositions all piled up on top of lestat, until he hears the voice of armand, tempting him to carry his loved ones to the roof of magnus tower and let them burn in their sleep. he doesn't do it, but he sees it. the sun rising in the distance, caressing their faces one last time like a gentle farewell. and then lestat wakes from his reverie. armand's voice carried by the night chill, beckoning him. come to me. come to me

[ariana-grande]

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE 2.02 "Do You Know What It Means to Be Loved by Death" 1.06 "Like Angels Put in Hell by God"

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From Jacob's IG 💀       

[prisonhannibal]

lestat whenever his boyfriends have a mental health episode

[singy3]

love theses kind of swap AU concepts ! Might do more doodles of them (2022 with old Armand)

[verstopia]

too much on loumand failmarriage but not enough on loumand faildivorce

loumand hooking up every time they find themselves in the same place, which is often because they frequented the same kind of places and events for 77 years, they swear to themselves is not gonna happen again (it will)

they think living together again after akasha will be weird even if there's more people with them because they lived together for so long but now basically don't know each other anymore just to find out that no, they still know each other well and better than most people and that's somehow even worse

loumand still knowing every quirk about each other and falling back into their old routines, accidentally completing each other's sentences and doing their usual banter like nothing ever happened except it did and they have to keep reminding themselves about it

[userarmand]

almost impressive how little sense lestat's animosity toward armand makes in the show since as far as we know, armand didn't assault him, they were both complicit in nicki's death, and lestat wasn't coerced at the trial yet somehow he hates armand more now than he does in the books where armand attacked him, killed his boyfriend, and forced him to testify 🫠