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Lestat mentioned "Sheridan Le Fanu’s magnificent and sensuous Countess Carmilla Karnstein" in his book, so the fact that he did read it is a canonical event.

Another canonical event is depressed Lestat reading piles of books all alone in his empty house in New Orleans.

Mix the two, there you have it. 💫

Friendly reminder that Sherlock Holmes' copyright expired a few years ago, so now he can legally be married to Watson, have a nice day 🌸

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A little funny bonus under the cut 👇🏽

"I took the book with me and left the house. I stood stock-still beneath a street lamp with the book until I finished it. [...]

I read the book over and over. And then in a moment of contemptible anger, I shredded it to bits. [...]

I had to find Louis. I had to talk to him. In fact, after reading his account of things, I ached for him, ached for his romantic illusions, and even his dishonesty. I ached even for his gentlemanly malice and his physical presence, the deceptively soft sound of his voice. Of course I hated him for the lies he told about me. But the love was far greater than the hate. He had shared the dark and romantic years of the nineteenth century with me, he was my companion as no other immortal had ever been."

- Lestat de Lioncourt, The Vampire Lestat

John Cena was my favourite wrestler when I watched wrestling as a kid in 2005 and he is the reason I got back into watching it in the big 2025.

His (well earned) retirement got me super emotional, but I'm glad I was able to witness his last run. ❤️‍🩹

Thanks for your service, GOAT 🫡🐐✨

I don't know if I'll be back to posting anytime soon but here's a new Zosan I did ✨

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🌟 HAPPY THRESHOLD DAY 🌟 Gotta honour the Star Trek tradition with my small contribution to this event 🦎 (First drawing I do of Star Trek Voyager and it's this 🤭)

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