glory to the martyrs. victory to the resistance.

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yayyy ty for asking me abt louwee hashtag mylouwee

I think Louis:

-believes vampirism introduced a permanent separation from God. like in situations where in mortal life he might have prayed he’s like 'well! god lost my number. so.' and i mean another deeply deeply operative line for understanding Louis’ character To Me is the ‘when you see yourself as a devil in your mothers eyes, that’s a difficult assessment to abandon’* thing

-lives in total fear of the afterlife. (<- wrote this last night but I have been proven somewhat right by latest episode I daresay?) and secretly hopes that a rigorous regime of self-denial and self-punishment might allow him to escape Hell/divine punishment

-takes the not-dreaming, the (perceived) inability to make art, as well as the inability to make lasting connections and also children (without cursing them as he is cursed) as God’s punishment / proof of a lack of a soul.

-ok ive been thinking abt this for my wip — how does louis feel about religious people? I think a lot of it is the same as louis’ relationship to humanity in general: envy tinged with resentment (in a ‘well you’re still human and you get to have that comfort, lucky you” variety) but also a little bit “aw that’s quaint”, but also a little afraid of their judgement (specifically for having a deviant/sinful/decadent sexuality. I think being with lestat actually offered louis a little bit of freedom in this regard bc lestat is so vocal abt finding those kinds of judgments parochial at best and deeply offensive at worst, bc lestat’s whiteness and wealth offered a shield from judgement in new orleans, and bc lestat is also a big proponent of the ‘simply rip their throats out if you can get away with it’ approach to homophobia)