chaos

My name is June 🌱

I'm 20 and my pronouns are she/they

I'm a lesbian, and this is a safe blog for any gender identity, sexuality, neopronoun users, micro label users, he/him lesbians etc. Not a safe blog however for exclusionists of any kind (eg. People who exclude ace and aro ppl).

Here are some the fandoms I'm a part of that you're most likely to find in this blog consistently:

Banana Fish (my sideblog is chaotic-banana-fish)

House of the Dragon

Dune

Interview with the vampire

Avatar the last airbender

Lord of the rings

Anne with an E

Severance

LOST

Attack on Titan

(there are many more, specially shows I'm a fan of, but that I will rarely post about unless there's an occasion for it such as a new season, or important news.)

I also have tons of other interests especially when it comes to literature and history. So if you ever want to know if I'm a part of any other fandom or niche at all feel free to ask!

Also feel free to ask any of my opinions on characters, fandoms, ships etc if you want to! As long as said questions are appropriate of course. I'm always up for analysing and discussing the things I love, so those asks are always appreciated!

I'm a pretty critical person, so I sometimes go on rants about a piece of media, either analysis it or just sharing my opinion. If that's something you're intrested in, you're in the right place!

My initial thought is that this first episode is definitely meant to be the one that delivers the absolute initial shocker, like plunging into ice come water so the audience truly understands how different the atmosphere has become. Lestat is high out of his mind the entire recording so it's understandable that the narration is so fragmented and chaotic, but I think we'll get more "normal" narrations in other episodes.

I also think that the very last scene with Gabrielle is a sobering shock back to reality, the question, the CORE that has been haunting the episode all along but got lost amidst the LSD powered hedonistic manic episode :"were you a stutterer as a kid?" gets its answer in that moment in which Lestat regresses into that childhood stutter upon seeing his mother again. The frantic accelerated pace of the episode crashes with Lestat bent over vomiting into the toilet and falling once again into the trap of that horrible incestous abuse and thus the real story begins