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There was safety.....I could not write anything about my previous life, which was full of warmth. It became full of fear.

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we can have him saying 'what happened next?' in no time.

AZ: We see Armand sort of um placating the situation and trying to sort of use his presence as this very powerful entity to sort of push Daniel into a corner where he will do as he's told, as in, get this interview done in a very very sort of simple fashion, without asking too many questions. And in the beginning he thinks that just his mere presence will do that, but I think Daniel's way more formidable than he ever imagined, and we'll find out.

DC: Yeah, I can definitely see that Armand would like it to be a little bit more surface level interview, while he is kind of just digging away.

There's a sequence that, I can't remember the lines, exactly, but what happens is... I read from my book and it's very intense. And what's happening is, when I wrote it, I didn't realize what I was writing, and when I read it I realize what it is I'm describing. And it's a really intense moment.

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Unlike some of the other iterations of this Anne Rice world, we... I get blended into the storyline as the season goes on, and it gets very complicated. And we end up going back to San Francisco in the 70s, where this whole story began. His story gets all like, kind of, inflated and goes into a whole other direction you didn't see coming, and it's pretty wild, very emotional.

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There is the headaches, and the flashbacks. (...) He was traumatized by these guys, there's no other way to explain, I mean, that's trauma. And he forgot about it, it was wiped from his memory, but, I mean... Not to make this all confessional and everything, but I had trauma in my life that I completely forgot about for like, 12 years, and was still affecting the way I was interacting with people. And you don't know, it's like a hidden part of you, it's like having a computer virus that's doing something extra all the time. (...) One of them is that, oh, I lived a whole life, wrecked a couple of marriages, and all kinds of things happened, and it all goes back to this. And that, that's intense and I do think that, rather than suddenly becoming a new person, he just embraces the... let's... okay, I got to get to the bottom of this (...) if it kills me, I have to get to the bottom of this. And as we proceed through the story, more and more little bits and pieces come to him, either by him figuring it out or by talking to Louis, or coming from, from the, the... I'm not supposed to say.

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Help me reach my goal and provide safety for me and my family by sharing this campaign with your friends, family, and colleagues I would like to express my sincere gratitude for your kindness and support, as well as your willingness to stand with us in support, as together we can make a real difference and provide safety and security for my family.

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