say, “hi, my people!”

Simply cannot stop thinking about the fact that HJ and LaVonte are Sire and Childe and yet seem to have no hierarchy between them at all. HJ unquestionably treats LaVonte as his equal and LaVonte feels perfectly comfortable yelling at and physically assaulting HJ, both of which are kind of unthinkable under the social rules of the Camarilla. It’s LaVonte’s name first in Worthy and Wingstreet Industries. They are Sire and Childe but more importantly they are partners.

As an older sibling who also frequently doesn’t know what’s going on, Wealwell going back to back with Maxwell and saying, “And who the fuck are you?” to Comfrey is so meaningful to me. He definitely did not recognize Comfrey. But what he did recognize was that Comfrey was making his little brother uncomfortable, and he was going to do whatever he could to make Maxwell feel supported while insulting the person who caused that discomfort

Murph continually trying to justify how Wealwell, the strangest and most bizarrely off-putting man of all time, is Maxwell’s favourite brother is so funny. “I have inherited my grandfather’s interest in eccentrics and thus somehow we are the closest brothers” indeed.