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will be tagging any new s3 promo as tvl and any info from screeners or spoilers when the episode launch will be tvl spoilers for anybody who wants to avoid one or the other 🩷
Gonna be avoiding spoilers now until the episodes air so please don't send any posts/asks about them until then 🩷🩷
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I did find the tonal shift incredibly jarring on the first watch but honestly I think they've done such a good job of basically translating the vibe of this part of the book into an episode 😂
Obviously we have no idea the context for Armand and Louis' new disabilities but I'm tucking into this plate of corn anyway because what do you mean Armand, who tries to see every outcome so that he can control the narrative, has been blinded and Louis, who tries to outrun his problems, has been hobbled. WHAT DO YOU MEAN
ty for your answer! and omg it's funny that i really loved every second of tvl including the whole marius section and qotd for me it's going weak, loved the dm chapter though and I'm only in the middle so i can be wrong in that, i can't stand jess sections for some reason 😭 which irritates me bc i love the lore in there
AHSJAJS these books are so divisive but in such a fun way. I did fine Jesse's sections the least interesting in qotd though to be fair, especially since a lot of it is basically just a recap of iwtv but like. from the perspective of somebody with an office job 😂
How are we feeling Armand nation?
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I liked the episode but my issues were threefold:
1) aging baby jenks up just so she can fuck is really fucking weird
2) the whole "pronouns" thing
3) Lestat calling Daniel "Dan"
I feel like such a hater for having tiny issues with this ep but I think it's just because I'm comparing it to my reaction to the first 2 seasons, which I do not have one singular issue with
I liked the episode but my issues were threefold:
1) aging baby jenks up just so she can fuck is really fucking weird
2) the whole "pronouns" thing
3) Lestat calling Daniel "Dan"
The boy we met in San Francisco, the one who fumbled over his tape-recording device, who barely understood the meaning of the story he was being told... he’s still in there somewhere.
fuck
Assad Zaman as Armand Interview with the Vampire — 3.01
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Can't believe they made lestat canonically transphobic (I can believe it)
ASSAD ZAMAN as ARMAND THE VAMPIRE LESTAT 1.01
I'm fine btw
i'm like a fujoshi but for dead people
if you could see the thread i'm hanging on by you would not say these things to me
Do you know where/when/if TVL will be airing/streaming in the UK?
At the moment our only option is 🏴☠️ but I'm hoping bbc will pick it up like they did the last two seasons (I think it was only a month later to wait for season 2 so hopefully not too long)
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i started reading qotd recently and i want to know about your opinion on the tvc books in general, are they all worth reading? i do not have much interest in the Mayfair Witches so i do not interest in reading blackwood farm and merrick, i should read them anyway? sorry ik it's a kinda of "that's on you" answer to this question but i just wanna another vision on that
I will give you my thoughts on the books individually because it varies greatly lmao
Interview With The Vampire: Very good book and narratively the strongest. However I find that since the show I enjoy it less, which isn't a reflection on the book itself but rather a result of the show taking all of the further character development Anne did a decade later and incorporated it into the original story which makes it come alive in a completely different way.
The Vampire Lestat: Good up until about 20 pages into Marius getting involved. Unfortunately I am in the camp of just finding Marius' section of this book incredibly dull, to the point that for a long time I thought Marius was a boring character until I got back to tva and b&g (and mind you this happened retroactively. I read tva before tvl and loved Marius as a character and then this book made me hate him for a while 😭). He's not boring, it's just that 40% of this book is ass 😂 The rest of it is really good though.
Queen of the Damned: GREAT!! BEST BOOK IN THE TRILOGY!! is it insane? yes. is the plot all over the place? yes. is it awesome? YES
Tale of the Body Thief: This is the kind of book that is more enjoyable in hindsight than when actually reading it. The plot is funny but actually reading it was a fucking slog for me.
Memnoch the Devil: borderline unreadable dogshit but Armand's 4 scenes are good.
Pandora: If you're gonna choose to read anything outside of the main vampire chronicles series, make it this. Pandora is really cool.
The Vampire Armand: one of the best vampire stories ever written unironically (am I biased? yeah, but I think it's true)
Merrick: unreadable dogshit
Blood and Gold: EYE really like this book and I think it's worth reading if you are either interested in Marius or you are pursuing a qualification in Armand Understanding. Even outside of Armand though there are a lot of really interesting characters in here and if nothing else it's basically a comedy of errors as Marius de romanus fails at just about every task he sets out to achieve.
Blackwood Farm/Blood Canticle: I've been burned before and now I simply refuse to expend valuable time and energy on books in this series that do not contain Armand so I cannot comment on them.
The Prince Lestat Trilogy: I own them, I plan to read them, I just haven't gotten around to it yet. But when I do you can trust I will be blogging the experience.
Anyway my answer is basically: I don't think there are any books in the series that you have to read. Anne Rice loves an exposition dump so any books you skip will still be summed up for you in the rest of the series. It's a pick n mix baby.
happy Armand eve everybody
