#vampire chronicles

[agathah]

gabrielle as this picture of samstat because it's giving mother and lesbianism

[nightcolorz]

I think that as a kid Lestat had a speech impediment of the thoughts too fast for his mouth to keep up variety, so he stuttered like crazy, also def slurred over his words while he rambled super fast and couldn’t pronounce his rs. Meanwhile Armand didn’t speak until he was like 7 and once he started he was the most articulate 7 yr old on planet earth

[sunray-sunray]

The amount of joy those two bring into my life is getting ridiculous 🦇🦇

[monstersinthecosmos]

the saddest thing ever is that marius was in venice for, what, like 20 years? it was such a tiny phase of his life, it's like when you have ADHD and you're really really really into a hobby and convinced it's your new thing and then you burn out in 2 weeks and never touch it again.

it's so sad like he was with Armand for 4-5 years at the most? especially when he spent 200+ years with his other fledglings? he even spent like entire centuries around Avicus and Mael? was in Constantinople with them for nearly a century and he doesn't even LIKE Mael?? (or so he claims, smh.)

anyway very sad that the Venice Era is like, the cornerstone of Armand's entire worldview. A friend phrased it like AS ROME IS TO MARIUS, MARIUS IS TO ARMAND -- everything will always ultimately come back to these principles, to how Marius identifies as a Roman or how Armand wants to live up to the paradigm of Marius's approval, to his identity as Marius's student, and it was such a tiny tiny tiny little piece of Marius's life.

[elisaintime]

Throwback to that time I predicted the entire Rashid-turns-out-to-be-Armand reveal before ever seeing a single episode

😆 I so called it!

[weclassybouquetfun]

The third and final part of the series one INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE recap courtesy of Jacob Anderson and Sam Reid (Jam Reiderson if you're nasty!).

[apoptoses]

hey vampire pervs 💕 i'm thinking about #vckinkweek early, and it's looking like things might get expanded out and turned into kink month! which would look like each week having a different set of prompts to choose from ala #mermay.

but i'm wondering how to pick the prompts, so i need some input: would you be more inclined to participate if the prompts were specific kinks only, or if they were a mix of specific kinks and general kink related terms? for example, if we had Bondage Week we could have either:

kink only : shibari, predicament bondage, sensory deprivation, suspension

mix: predicament bondage, blindfolds, leather, shibari

thank you for your input and if you vote please reblog 💕💕💕

[you-get-me-closer-to-god]

[kink-tomato]

This zine, and I cannot over emphasize how funny this is, is for Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire

[bl00dfroma-fairy]

[sixxxer]

i love you vampire themed media i love you metaphor for queerness i love you blood aesthetic i love you gothic architecture i love you coffin beds i love you cross necklaces i love you canine teeth i love you intimacy hidden in violence i love you vampires

[ghostfoolish]

Some people don’t get that when a story “race bends” a white character to a poc it can make their character arc richer because alot of people see race bending as just “woke snowflake liberal propaganda” or whatever and not a storyteller looking find a deeper, more nuanced meaning to an already established character.

Like in the Carrie musicals she was always played by a white girl and then in one small production a black girl was casted to play her and all of a sudden everything about her shifted. It wasn’t just about an awkward girl being bullied it was about an awkward black girl being bullied and targeted because she was black in a predominantly white school. It wasn’t just about a girl being fed up with being bullied and taking her anger out on her classmates, it was also about how black girls constantly have to hide their anger in a time of their life when they’re supposed to be emotional. Her relationship with her mom and being beaten and forced into Christianity literally like a slave. Everything is suddenly more deeper now and it made me like Carrie even more while also making me be a little more critical of the original.

So people asking “If show and book Louis are the same then why do you like show Louis more but hate book Louis” it’s because his character is deeper now that he’s black and because of that I can see the flaws in the way book Louis was written. Also because he’s a slave owner. 💀

[sunray-sunray]

🦇 We were blessed by the great amc with a glimpse of Armand in shorts. Praise them 🦇

[mcqraw]

[lioncunt]

this paragraph is all you will ever need to know about louis and lestat

[monsieur-du-le-slut]