Nina Simone and Nicky by Carol Friedman, 1993
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Nina Simone and Nicky by Carol Friedman, 1993
INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE | THE VAMPIRE LESTAT ā 1.07 āThe Thing Lay Stillā ā 3.07 āThe Failuresā
Of course Rolin who hates writing about identity would say Louis does a lot of aggressive navel gazing All the while, all louis was doing was recounting his past and trying to make sense of it after the abuse and trauma heād been through
THE VAMPIRE LESTAT + favorite outfits (3.03 | Toronto)
girl who thought that she was going to be okay
Jacob Anderson as Louis de Pointe du Lac THE VAMPIRE LESTAT "The Devil's Road"
i think they have a crush on each other
Oh⦠Thatās why.
Boooooooooooo š š
the thought i keep coming back to with the finale, and this season in general, is a sense of⦠infestation, i guess is the best way to describe it. because for the first two seasons, iwtv was a work thatā even with all its gothic/horror themesā seemed deeply compassionate at its core, and it remained devoted to beauty and love in a way that felt like a reprieve from (even a small rebellion against) the rising fascism of the culture surrounding it. and now it feels like the hatefulness it was pushing back against has infested it somehow, like a swarm of fuckin termites, which has not only ruined this season but also calls into question the structural soundness of what came before it. like, how did we even get here? was this sort of mean-spirited derision always just lying in wait? idk. i donāt want to make a bad season of tv deeper than it is, but it does feel like witnessing another loss in the cultural battle when a careful, compassionate work that ostensibly cared about the marginalised experiences it depicted becomes just another conduit for hatred toward vulnerable groups. what a fucking bummer, man
Just made myself cry over Louis
#yearning 1x01 // 3x07
some art from this season
i think they have a crush on each other
A table full of fledglings judging their maker and Claudia, arguably the fledgling he failed the most, is not there? How does that work?