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I had a hard time deciding which phrase to choose for the inscription on the inside of the ring. Initially I kind of wanted "Blind and shaking I was wed to him."because yk it's a (wedding) ring!💍 Then I felt it might be a bit too cringe so I went back to my favorite quote "You took my blood and it made you my slave." I think this line captured their dynamic so well. They're both in thrall to love and blood.
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wow what a smart choice to make gabriella jealous of Louis. Because it totally makes sense for a vampire who chose to go to the wild leaving her son.
i mostly think the concept of reading a character as trans is nowhere near as productive as reading a text that way which is why my point of contention (betrayal heartbreak etc) w the show isnt precisely not making gabrielle trans because well *she* isnt in the books either right. but it is the eliding of how a particular experience of revulsion at ones 'natural' body or self constitutes part of what vampirism is and means and stands for. which frankly once again the critique comes back to the reducing of a sophisticated and generative social politics to a neoliberal identity-representation framework i think
and even just the way her body and her clothes are represented as mutually constituting one another with the tight corset and the pink ribbons and such when she is in agony from a terminal illness and then when she's transformed and the imperfections of her body from experience are erased her flesh defies this constriction I am trying to hard not to make this sound like a feminism 101 thing do you see what I am trying to get at im not sure im making it clear. like the discipline and policing of what the body means by way of what it is? the body is doubly constituted by the dual formation of shape within a space and significance within a discourse
why say the body is doubly constituted by the dual formation of shape within a space and significance within a discourse when you could just say thissss^ anne rice is correct as always
Something I’ve never liked is the characterization of Gabrielle as having abandoned Lestat. It implies that she did something wrong by moving on. But they were simply incompatible, as Armand realized. Lestat didn’t want to sleep in the dirt and explore uninhabited wilderness. Gabrielle was not going to spend eternity dressing up to go to the theater. He needed to be close to humanity, she found humanity irrelevant and confining. He can’t be alone, she needs to be. You can only compromise for so long.
And most importantly to me, she didn’t owe it to him to stay.
I think Anne does a beautiful job of exploring this in the book in a way that doesn’t cast blame on either side. They genuinely try to accommodate each other, for years, but their needs are not reconcilable.
Could she have picked a better time? Probably. Would there ever have been a perfect time? No. Lestat was always going to be devastated. But it is not Gabrielle’s responsibility to make him happy. Leaving him is part of her liberation, and I love that for her.

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Marius/Armand appreciation week
DAY 2 - Roses -
Abelard voice: "Yuri? On MY Voidship??"
Love those two. Want them to kiss 👌
I've always found it repulsive that many ppl use Claudia's looking back at Lestat while she was dying as evidence of their father-daughter affection. She was dying. Her looking at Lestat was a desperate survival instinct. using her dying plea for help to prove she loves rather than hate Lestat is crazy.
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fellow emmrook enjoyers, it turns out if you want yearning refs to the maximum, ballet is the perfect repository
Mayerling, photographer Patricio Melo. Natalia Berríos and Luis Ortigoza
Onegin, photographers El Beweging, (?), Michel Lidvac. Mathieu Ganio and Ludmila Pagliero
Mathieu Ganio is straight up younger and older Emmrich coded I fear...
Photographers: James Bort & Yonathan Kellerman

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Ten years after the vampire Carmilla has been killed, Laura (her former prey) keeps being haunted by her ghost. How vivid can an apparition get? What do you do when you can’t find escape from grief?
Laura is a 87pg gothic horror comic inspired by the 1872 vampire novella Carmilla though it can be read as a standalone. It's available now at the Shortbox Comics Fair until the 31st of October (8pm UK time) alongside other amazing comics. I really hope you enjoy it!! 🖤
EDIT: Laura's pdf is now indefinitely available on ko-fi!
Laura is available as a pdf again after many requests, thank you for the continued support! Ten years after the vampire Carmilla has been k
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gabistat beautiful! Gabistat gave birth to each other! Mother gave you life, you saved mother from death. Mother gave all she had to support your unrealistic dream even though she was dying, you let her go and have her own life even you needed her the most.
Lestat doesn't have this negative self-destructive tendency. He has a positive self-destructive tendency. If, like many of you said, the first episode set the tone for the whole season, then it means they did all fucking wrong from the start.
The chaos in 2020s cannot justify their adaptation of Lestat. The 80s were not entirely rosy either; we might even romanticize that era now. It was the Cold War era, when America's investment in Vietnam yielded no returns, and the American economy was under pressure in the early 80s. Anne Rice would not use Lestat to express pessimism about society; she would create Akasha as a critique of radical feminists, and she would have Marius express disappointment in humanity. Lestat would turn a suicide into a goal he actively pursued, and it was this positive attitude that made him stand out. He's a hedonist, but he also takes accountability for all his folly.
hc: Marius got obsessed with psychology for a while and believed that this magical new science will explain all the things that confused him in his immortal life and he would control his emotions better. And of course he failed.

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rolin pls share more of your thoughts on these books—that way I’ll have even more reasons to dislike you.