#louis talks

[the-t-boy-king]

Just a reminder to my trans brothers,sisters, and siblings, you don't need to defend yourself or your happiness all the time. I've been using the block button very often, and it made me happier. I know I'm a man. No matter what some transphobes say, I'm a man. Same goes for you. You're a man or a woman or non-binary no matter what a transphobe dumbass says.

[louis-damien]

Preferred name: Louis

Preferred pronouns: He/Him

When did you start watching JSE? 2015 I think

Why did you start watching JSE? I like watching people play video games and he popped up on my recommended. idk i was 11

What's your favourite things about the channel? The community participation! the art and theorizing and everything is so cool

Do you have a fave ego? Marvin for sure, love a magic boy

What type of community member are you? An artist- tho now i am much more lurky than anything

What else do you enjoy? I like reading the theories and seeing how they tie in with what I think

Are you open to nice messages and new friends? Absolutely!!! i love new friends !!

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[loumands]

I feel like many people have a fundamental misconception of what unreliable narrator means. It's simply a narrative vehicle not a character flaw or a sign that the character is a bad person. There are also many different types of unreliable narrators in fiction. Being an unreliable narrator doesn't necessarily mean that the character is 'wrong', it definitely doesn't mean that they're wrong about everything even if some aspects in their story are inaccurate, and only some unreliable narrators actively and consciously lie. Stories that have unreliable narrators also tend to deal with perception and memory and they often don't even have one objective truth, just different versions. It reflects real life where we know human memory is highly unreliable and vague and people can interpret same events very differently

[johnlockdynamic]

[aquilaofarkham]

new interview with the vampire show good. new interview with the vampire show very good

[sonofcelluloid]

[charleslovemustdie]

[portraitoflestatonfire]

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE Louis + hand gestures

[randimason]

EDITED TO ADD: St. Louis University posted the 2023 St. Louis Literary Award ceremony; Neil’s talk starts about 40 minutes in. (Thanks DanGuyF)

In an interview before the event [Neil] Gaiman said that when he started writing comics, he “wasn’t even in the gutter.”

He said: “I used to look up and admire the people in the gutter. The science-fiction people were in the gutter, the children’s literature people were in the gutter, too, and I was so far down, I was in the storm drain.”

Great writeup by Jane Henderson from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch sharing highlights of Neil’s talk at the St. Louis Literary Award!

[fayevalcntine]

First Look from Season 2

[the-t-boy-king]

After being on testosterone for a little over a year now, I'm in complete awe of my body. Like my voice is nice and deep. My face has gotten a lot more masculine than I thought. My body hair is going insane. Facial is slowly but surely coming in. My hair has gotten darker somehow. My period stop which is amazing. Not to mention my T dick.

Hrt is a blessing from the gods and I'm lucky enough to have it.

[louis-damien]

wrote my boyfriend a handwritten love letter using formal language that quickly deteriorated in quality due to me getting excited about telling him that i love him

like when a dog gives you a ball and is waiting patiently for you to throw it but then remembers how cool the ball throwing is so they start dancing

[erandraws]

Something something about being best friends irl but also kissing eachother on screen??

[nashvillethotchicken]

[johnlockdynamic]

Daniel Molloy + iconic probing questions

[thomas-the-goat-of-satan]

crazy how Lestat spent like, twenty years fucking a woman that he didn't even really like on a platonic level because he was so genuinely deranged that he was like, "well if my husband really loved me, he'd want me to fucking KILL her! and the fact that he hasn't explicitly requested that I murder this woman is proof that he actually hates my guts and is waiting for the soonest opportunity to rip my heart out and leave me." and Louis, who is equally as insane but slightly better at pretending that he's not, knows what Lestat is waiting for. and he wants Lestat to kill her too! but he could never ask, because he refuses to lose. lose what, who knows. and so for twenty years, he stows away in his coffin and repeats a nightly mantra of, "I want her dead I want her dead I want her dead I WANT HER DEAD-" and then he wakes up and is like, "of course you're welcome to see her, Lestat my beloved, I'm totally cool with this!" because he's a total liar.