I am a good person.
I am a powerful person, I don't believe in evil.
I think that evil is an idea created by others to avoid dealing with their own nature.
I understand my own nature, good and evil have nothing to do with it.
Not sure if anyone's made a post like this before but Red dwarf really is the show of all time
It's got a genderswap episode, its got a bodyswap episode, it's got multiple clone episodes, plenty of alternate universes and a simply iconic musical number despite the fact that its not a musical show by any means
theres a trans computer, two counts of mpreg, insane levels of homosexual behavior and a robot who goes through a midlife crisis
it's got the most repressed man in existence who also happens to be dead, literally the most optimistic last human alive (seriously, how is he so positive all the time) and a dude with frankly the best wardrobe ever who also happens to be literally a cat
Theres dodgy BBC budget practical effects (which I love), copious moments which are insane in and out of context, sets that are held together with blu tac and a cult following that could probably once destroy anything
It's got that season which not many people like to talk about (cough 8, cough), one of the creators left halfway through and they've all been doing It for over 35 years and are still going somehow
God I love it so much, it really is the show of all time
This is a little different then everything else we post, but I wanted to draw myself :o) Nothing much else to say other than that's me and I promise I usually don't look so mean
I remember being out of my body at the time. I was in Paris. But also in New Orleans. Lestat took me there.
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The way these two got locked in a memory together so vividly they both went out of body. Louis confirms this through words, and we can see Lestat was also experiencing it by the way he was looking down on the stage in Paris, then it cuts to a shot of Louis in New Orleans, and when we cut to Lestat there in New Orleans he raises his head again...
There is some interesting stuff happening with the POV here. The way we're getting Lestat's POV via Louis. The way their POV is exactly the same in the moment. I'm not sure if we're meant to take this as a literal out of body experience they had together, or more of a metaphorical odyssey due to the memory being so clear and intense for both of them with maybe... a little of that fledgling/maker blood bond coming into play? IDK! But there sure was something happening between them on that stage in that moment.
Also!! I'm still chewing on this but... the way Louis frames it in Paris vs the way he frames it in Dubai. In Paris he outright denies that what Lestat is saying is true, even though he's recalling the memory so clearly he feels out of his own body as it's happening. Then in Dubai, he says he didn't think it at the time (in spite of the whole out of body thing), but now acknowledges that Lestat's version was accurate. Just... something about the subjectivity of memory and what we know to be true vs. what we WANT to be true and how we can sometimes paint ourselves in a much better light not only for the sake of those around us, but for the sake of how we view ourselves.