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I have never made a vampire. You are a 500-year-old vampire. You led the Parisian coven for two centuries. DANIEL MOLLOY & ARMAND THE VAMPIRE in INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE
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"i liked Daniel in season 1 and 2 but he made a racist comment in season 3 and i don't like him anymore" You people are exhausting. Here's Daniel being racist in season 1 episode 2. It is one of the most consistent things about him, it did not "come out of nowhere". You let it slide because you agreed with him then and it served whatever narrative you supported back then. Now it doesn't have the same purpose, but it has always been there. The only exception is that he is reckless with his racist remarks, he's mean and rude and angry. Ask youself why that might be the case.
After seeing a previous post in the Daniel tag I have been thinking and I am beginning to think deep down he resents Louis as much as any comradery, maybe even more. It makes me consider two things: One that because of his struggles and all the relationships he has messed up he resents Louis for saving him. Even before he knew completely somehow maybe there was some feeling there?
If past DM majorly comes into play maybe even not remembering he resented him for getting in the way of things with Armand. Maybe even held in him mind Louis was the reason Armand wouldn't turn him. I can't really be sure of this because we have so little information on what actually happened and how that plays into the time change from books to show.
This makes me wonder if the reason Daniel was with Armand on that plane was because he hoped Armand would kill him, give him the quiet he longed for, before the Parkinson's was able to progress.
It does being up the Armand pulling him towards death vs a self destructive nugget that was already there and one that couldn't be put fully back in the box?
I don't think Daniel resents Louis, at least not here, in this scene, not yet. It's true that at the start of season 1 he doesn't have much going for him, maybe that's why he goes to Dubai and that's why he's not holding back when he's asking all those provocative questions. What I wanted to say with this clip is that I think that this Daniel that we see in season 3 has always existed deep down within, that 'splinter of coldness', but he was more bound by social norms and his own empathy and humanity. He probably fancied himself a progressive as well given his work as a serious reporter whose work has a social significance.
People are shocked to see him like this because they never truly saw him as an independent character with his own biases and his own agenda. He was more of a passive neutral observer to them so they were not that bothered by his very rude comments. Now he's spiraling, he's lost his life's purpose - his work, his family doesnt speak to him (and maybe they have a good reason to stay away) and he's completely alone. That makes him hate everyone.
I do not know how DM will play into all of this but I already see him as a tragic figure given what I've just said. I've already theorized that Daniel might be descending into some kind of madness. I am also sensing a huge disaster in his relationship with Louis. It's been already on thin ice, I predict something ugly that only plunges him more into the darkness (and perhaps into Armands or Marius' arms)
I think what hit most with things currently, and I must admit thanks to the way AMC is treating people who bought the season pass through Apple, I've only seen certain scenes from ep 4, but yeah is how he comes at Armand with 'you were supposed to put me out of my misery', and obviously blame shifting which adds a layer to things, but it ties into that the whole Armand talking him into death and how maybe that plays into his recent situation with Parkinson's. In a few fanfics I read there was a characterization of him 'taking matters into his own hands' when things got to a certain point and I mean I don't think I thought too deeply about seeing that in him until that fight. And now it leads back to his relationship to Louis, both as a savior that night but also as someone to blame in a weird way for his own failures? But, obviously, I think there is the logical side and the...how to word this.. and the side that is just about winning, getting the story, having the gotcha moment.
In some ways it is a very good counter against the times when he wants to drop his guard. Talking about, I assume Alice, the first night with Louis and then this recent scene with needing to know, and the willingness to believe, Armand will answer truthfully about what happened in Dubai and if it was all just a game and he really didn't 'win'.
I think too, in the times we see him, as older Daniel, retreat into cruelty seems to be very centered around keeping up a wall. I think Lestat gets it a little, but with everything going on he probably can't care behind the few zingers they get. It seems he does this in hopes that it will put people off he feels might get too close? Like when Louis offers to turn him he lashes out at Armand, not knowing then of course. This pattern makes me wonder how it has played through his other relationships.
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video: tiktok video of black woman talking to the camera, captioned "acoustic covers of rap songs being breeding grounds for anti-Blackness".
I hate how every time somebody makes an acoustic cover of a rap song, y'all be in the comments like "Wait guys, why are the lyrics actually kinda deep?" Duh! Of course the lyrics are deep. The problem is, some of y'all have a bias so deeply entrenched that you can't possibly fathom the fact that Black music can be deep, can be introspective, can be intellectual. Y'all turn on Vaughn and Durk and YoungBoy thinking like, "Ay, whoopty-woo, it's just a little hood jam." No, these - Yes, yes the songs are fun, I'll admit that, but these songs are talking about real life stuff. They're talking about losing people to gun violence. They're talking about substance abuse. They're talking about growing up in poverty. But again, unfortunately, the contributions that Black people make to art in this country are so commonly disrespected and invalidated to the point where y'all only ever appreciate rap when it's made palatable. When it's turned into an acoustic cover!
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IM FUCKING FLOATING?? OFFICIAL AMC ACCOUNT??
Assad Zaman as Armand | THE VAMPIRE LESTAT 3x04 | âThe Devils Roadâ

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INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (2022-) |Â S03E04
"i liked Daniel in season 1 and 2 but he made a racist comment in season 3 and i don't like him anymore" You people are exhausting. Here's Daniel being racist in season 1 episode 2. It is one of the most consistent things about him, it did not "come out of nowhere". You let it slide because you agreed with him then and it served whatever narrative you supported back then. Now it doesn't have the same purpose, but it has always been there. The only exception is that he is reckless with his racist remarks, he's mean and rude and angry. Ask youself why that might be the case.
After seeing a previous post in the Daniel tag I have been thinking and I am beginning to think deep down he resents Louis as much as any comradery, maybe even more. It makes me consider two things: One that because of his struggles and all the relationships he has messed up he resents Louis for saving him. Even before he knew completely somehow maybe there was some feeling there?
If past DM majorly comes into play maybe even not remembering he resented him for getting in the way of things with Armand. Maybe even held in him mind Louis was the reason Armand wouldn't turn him. I can't really be sure of this because we have so little information on what actually happened and how that plays into the time change from books to show.
This makes me wonder if the reason Daniel was with Armand on that plane was because he hoped Armand would kill him, give him the quiet he longed for, before the Parkinson's was able to progress.
It does being up the Armand pulling him towards death vs a self destructive nugget that was already there and one that couldn't be put fully back in the box?
INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (2022-) |Â S03E04
âThe love confession came out of nowhere.â
Correct. It did. Armand didnât know he was going to do that.
It also mirrors the Devilâs Minion chapter appearing out of nowhere in QotD too. Itâs a strange pairing at first, then you read about them and suddenly you canât imagine there was ever a time they werenât together.
But the relationship itself certainly didnât come out of nowhere. I am begging you to rewatch the show and pay attention to Assadâs micro-expressions. You could watch this show on mute and come away knowing exactly what Armandâs arc was based on his face alone. From his eyes alone.
"Man is the cruelest animal." - Friedrich Nietzsche

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Just discovered that a friend had not pieced together this CRUCIAL bit of information, so i am coming here to make sure the rest of my fellow millennials know:
Are you aware that the band Savage Garden ("I Want You", "Chicka Cherry Cola", other gay radio anthems of the early '00s) is named that because of Anne Rice