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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- #interviewwiththevampire
In the year 2022, the vampire Louis de Pointe du Lac lives in Dubai and seeks to tell the story of his life or afterlife to renowned journalist Daniel Molloy. Beginning in early 20th-century New Orleans, Louis' story follows his relationship with the vampire Lestat du Lioncourt and their formed family, including teen fledgling Claudia. Together, the vampire family endures immortality in New Orleans and beyond. As the interview continues in Dubai, Molloy discovers the truths beneath Louis' story.
#spoiler #annerice #amc
This scene really got to me. I hated seeing Louis all broken and beaten up like that. I think when he tells Lestat to let him go, it has a dual meaning. I think he wants Lestat to release him from their relationship.
@@coupureetsaignement I agree. He protected her as a father should. It was a tough scene to watch.
Seems to me Louis is the one who has ahold of Lestat not the other way around.
He literally does anything Louis asks him to do.
And STILL as soon as Claudia showed up Louis like bye Cheri!
That seemed to be the real reason he snapped.
I mean look how they were living?? Lestat doesn’t want that but he stuck around, for Louie. He’s said it over and over everything he does is for Louie. Is it healthy? Oh hell no
What is weird to me is whats so different about Claudia to Louis??
She kills just as Lestat does hell probably more.
Is she any different or is it just her appearance allow him to maintain another delusion that keeps him going thru his immortal life that he can pretend that he has a daughter/sister?
@@liamcephus9687 hey do you do reviews? I have similar talking point to yours.
@@liamcephus9687 Lestat snapped because Claudia implies he don't deserve to be loved, which we know at this point it is a huge issue for him. She wasn't expecting this visceral reaction, though.
@@liamcephus9687 the difference is, to Louis Lestat is his doom while Claudia is his redemption. Lestat made him everything he hates about himself but Claudia is his reason for living
“It’s Uncle Les, now suddenly” the most monstrous and calm tone you can hear.
Angel: Calm yourself down !
Damn it lestat ! you trying to get us all a death sentence !
Damon: drop your companion you want to take your anger out on someone take it out on us
Lestat: fine, but you asked for it
Godric: so be it
The four supernatural beat each other to a bloody pulp Elijah, Rebekah, and Stefan lay in they own bloody mess after taken a brutal beat down by lestat
Klaus: you lay the finger on my sister on my siblings now you're going to pay
Claudia: uncle klaus don't hurt him
Please 😢
Klaus: my dear Claudia he hurt you he has to pay he's becoming like my stepdad
Lestat: let go of me ( he is drop from the sky by Godric)
Godric: Lilith heal him make sure he understands that I owe his ass
What an amazing episode. My heart broke for Louis and Claudia. Book Lestat is abusive and while he never goes this far I do think this was the more realistic conclusion especially for the show. The show showed how insecure he is (his reaction to Louis and Jonah) and how anger he can get (his reaction to religion and what he did to the priest in episode 1). My favorite episode so far. I commend Jacob, Sam, Bailey for their amazing performances this episode.
Yea, all of them outdid themselves, I was in awe by their performance in this particular scene.
3:29 that look Claudia gives Lestat at the end is just incredible….
The music in this scene is beautiful. Even more beautiful as you watch episode 7 and realize that in Lestat's "last moments", the same music plays as when Lestat holds Louis up in the clouds.
Yeah! I looked it up, its called ‘Vicious’ by Daniel Hart and Damir Orascanin
So beautiful💔
This entire episode was EXTREMELY triggering. This is some of the best acting I've seen in a really long time.
Some of these comments are not passing the vibe check 💀 y’all saying Louis is just as bad as Lestat while watching Lestat physically abuse his partner in front of his daughter is actually crazy. And yes, they’re vampires, so morality is grey but LESTAT himself spends 7 years apologizing because he KNOWS he was wrong. You can like Lestat’s character w/o absolving him of all wrongdoing and victim blaming Louis.
Actually he NEVER VICTIM BLAMED LOUIE if you look at it from Lestat point of view. You will see that it was him being verbally and emotionally abused by Louie, so yes it is just as bad. And two things one, Claudia is not their daughter she was made for Louie, despite Lestat warning him she will be physically stuck as a 14 year while mentally growing up. And two note at this point of the story the interviewer is reading Claudia’s diary. Which means this is her point of view. She sees Lestat has evil when he is indeed trying to teach her because she is know longer a human.
It's not real, calm tf down.
@@up4Patron Your mental gymnastics are crazy
Physical abuse is not good but neither is verbal abuse and to be fair Claudia was always taking shots and he just took it .they was both wrong but don't say lestat was the the wrong one and say Louis is a saint cause he was just as bad especially with that defining silence
You can't say lestat is at fault and say Louis is not thats just a double standard on abuse
I loved it. This is what a vampire is, a predator ....loving like a predator. Beautiful
Bro watches someone get beat up infront of their daughter and says this 😅
@@itznptime they are undead creatures. How old are you. Lol. They eat and kill to live.
@@itznptime them having domestic violence is less bad than killing and burning people for a century. 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Loving like a predator is such a great way to put it. Like lions.
@@itznptimelmfaooo no fr
LeStat really portrayed gentlemen and monster in this show, i love it.
So brutal and heartbreaking , I have so many conflicting emotions.
The writers for the show adaptation as well as Jacob, Sam, & Bailey have just done a phenomenal job bringing Anne Rice’s world to life. This scene was so powerful & so hard to watch. Lestat treated Claudia like his own father. The highlight of the thin line between love & hate is so strong here. Lestat could face destroyed Claudia and Louis, but he didn’t. I don’t think he could bring himself to kill either of them just like Louis couldn’t kill him.
This was in my opinion a very bold move by the writers and very clever because this episode like last episode was based on the unreliable Narrator perspective of Claudia... does anyone pick up on how lestats manorism changed during the telling of this story and how they flew threw walls dust and debris is everywhere on everyone except lestat it's because it never happened the way Claudia describes it because she sees lestat as an adversary, evil , menacing and all power and she sees Louis as kind gentle and a victim thus she told the story to reflect that tone. My wife lean in as the scene was happening and she said to a child seeing their parents fight would seem as if the world was falling apart around them . Notice the house thw clutter does anyone think Louis or lestat could live like that NO it was Claudia's interpretation of her absence she even makes reference to it that she was to lestat nothing more than a maid . Keep in mind next season will be solely from lestats point of view
Astute observation QuEsT X. Agreed.
@@pamelafulks582 they did this because they want the audience to understand that what claudia does to Lestat in the books with her revenge this is how she justifies it. If ppl think this is too harsh of a scene they've got another thing coming because we haven't even seen how letsat was made and the horrors he experienced. Keep in mind lestat is not a villian there are far more evil vampires coming who are truly evi , lestat story is a victim as well . Once they show what claudia and Louis do to him you guys will understand.y guess is this season will end with claudia and Louis headed to Paris and season 2 will pick up after the book is released and lestat wakes up, then we will see through his eyes the story of Louis claudia and his beginning as a fledgling
@@QuEsT_X 100%.I love a student of Lestat. There are those that know nothing of who and what he is.Thank you for their continued education.
@@QuEsT_X I agree. Lestat is not pure evil and Louis did him dirty too. I remember when after reading The Vampire Lestat that Louis was kind of an asshole too.
@@ebonijayde Watching this episode i consistently felt Louis was being extremely neglectful and dismissive of Lestat. It was almost cringing how he would ignore Lestats attempt at connection and just continue talking like he hadn’t said anything. Also Louis was constantly blaming HIM for everything Claudia was doing. And Lestat just stood there and took it over and over again for years patiently just waiting for Louis. I wasn’t surprised they fought I was surprised it took so long.
The fact that Lestat drains Louis before dropping him, *knowing* it would make him weaker and take longer for him to heal.
His comeuppance is going to be so sweet, even if they fail to actually kill him.
@Victoria Pitts Ohh I was wondering why Lestat bit him. I haven't read the books but someone mentioned that it's considered r*pe in the vampire world? If it is, it makes worse :(
@@alishab88 drinking blood has more intimacy than sex.
And they told you this?
It s also about possesion I think and to show ,,who s boss,,/warning to Louis and Claudia. ,,I ve created you,. but I can just as easily take it back/destroy you,, He d been practising self-control and fighting his nature for all those years. With a Claudia that ran off and an emotionally absent Louis. And just before this, suddenly, that Claudia returns after years and boldly claims Louis. And indeed a longing for pénetrating finally/intimacy through the blood-draining (because only through that action they can be more connected. In other circumstances the mind of the maker and the fledgling are blocked to each other). I actually felt for Lestat in this scene.
@@CTM418 Of course it is. It's called Horror-Fiction. Most of the characters are ,,sick,, in some way. It s what makes it interesting to the reader/viewer. ThIs is NOT based on actual facts at all, nore are any of them human-beings in this scene. They´re all undead killers. Louis and Claudia are no angels either... Wait untill you meet, for example, the vampire Armand. Have you read the books? Lestat is an old-time favorite anti-hero of mine. That doesn t mean that I do not feel for Louis or Claudia at all. I could be waisting my time writing a whole essay about this. To keep it vèry simple: just watch episode 7 for your satisfaction...(and I personally think the actor who plays Lestat is doing a fantastic job)
Another POWERFUL episode!!! The part where he is telling how he has restrained his self and takes Louis up in the Air like that was a tale tale. With that action and how he was saying how he has held back lets them both know (especially Claudia) that he dealt with her because of him and I would even guess some affection for her which is why he kept trying to keep her from going to Europe and why he got her off that train. Sure he cares for Louis but I think he cares for her in a way too. Powerful Intense Episode!! I Felt it on a few Levels.
Even so, he’s fucked up. He literally created the hatred in the household directed towards him. He’s harsher towards Claudia instead of reassuring her that’s she’s loved and cared for. He emotionally manipulated and cheats on Louis, leaving him depressed and then wondering why Claudia is put off by his attempts to get close to her and tries to put that off on the both of them.
He is the abusive husband and father archetype. Louis is the doting mother and loving wife archetype. And Claudia is the child who has to bear the brunt of it all
So not condoning Lestat but here are a few things to consider, for those who've read the books it's easier to connect this with Lestat in the series
1. Lestat hates abandonment, he hates it because it takes him a while to find his people, his father and brother's weren't his people, his mother tries her best but it's hard for her to give him that closeness he craves, there's Nicky but then he loses him, same thing with Marius and now here he finally has Louis and that person wants to abadon him. This stirs up resentment a what don't I have complex especially when Louis seems to like Claudia who's so much like him just fine.
2. Louis doesn't mean to but he can be judgy, even Claudia admits that but when you're judgy in a relationship with someone who wants to share everything about themselves with you,they clam up or at least I would.
3. Everyone seems to revert to calling Claudia Lestat's daughter but she isn't, she always calls him Uncle Les and I believe that was a decision by the writer to put distance between them. In the books Claudia is a five/six year old she depends on them both as parents and the telepathy is not emphasized, it's easy for Lestat to relate to her, cause she needs him and he loves being needed but in the series she's fourteen, she's not dependant on his care, she has a telepathic connection with Louis and uses it, something Lestat doesn't have to either of them,so for him he has a rival to Louis affection, no matter how platonic the rival might be. Hence he's reluctant to see her as more.
So like I said not condoning his behaviors and Louis should have hit and bruised him a lot more in ep6 😅. But I think this opens Lestat up a bit more.
"Say it, say Lestat I'm never gonna love you, it would help me a great deal 🥺" Lestat seemed so broken and Louis so hurt 💔
So broken that he cheated on him after this. Lestat in this version seemed to ONLY fetish, and use Louis, he doesnt love him, like in the books, and in the movie. We never see him being queer, only talk. And he was very much gay, though bi, in the books, and in the movie.
@@joann3190 He was only cheating on Louis to get a rise out of him. Louis wasn't giving the Lestat the attention wanted through the previous methods. So I think his logic is try to make him jealous.
Which makes Lestat even worse, correct? He cheats then when confronted, gets upset and nearly beats the love of his life to death(vampires can’t die, yea ik but imagine if he was a normal human).
wow what a episode even though episode 5 has yet to come out I'm shocked by how strong lestat is and obsessive over Louis
I love when vampires fly, is such a forgotten power from vampire lore, I think the last time I saw vampires fly recently was just in castlevania and this.
Fantastic in every possible way; from the music to the acting to the cinematography. Amazing
Jesus ! bro being dragged by an open throat wound rlly made me cringe , I physically recoiled and felt my neck 😭😭 I have no words
LESTAT darling sweetheart... NO ONE CAN LOVE WHAT THEY FEAR..
the way the ended this with a Charles Manson song, honestly fucking perfect
I hated Lestat because he didn’t have to do Louis like that. Poor Louis and Claudia this part of this episode made me cry because Lestat didn’t have to do this to Louis and Claudia. After this episode I hated Lestat
Same ☝️🥺♥️
Yes he DID you can’t blame him though, he loves Louis
This was an uneven match. This was like demigod vs Old god.
This was so hard to watch. I wonder if they will built on this being Claudia's POV and maybe things happened differently than shown here
How do y'all accept him being a murderer without any form of remorse but all of a sudden, this is too much cos its Louis??
@@tosmaa it’s his partner
murderes/sadistic narccisitc people are just as horrible to their partners as anyone else. love is just decoration for them. there is no such ting as being the only special person to a bad boy and surviving their bad boy persona. In the real world someone like lestat is a serial killer who would definetly kill their lovers and even children in a fit of rage.@@mai66713
@@tosmaayes? He is 100+ years old vampire, people are just a nightly meal for him and Louis is the person he chose to spend a literal eternity with. Putting violence committed towards them on the same level is just ridiculous. No matter how much Louis insists on the opposite, they are not people anymore, they literally have different brain structure at this point. The only reason vampires act generally benevolent towards humans is because they are interesting, fresh and have potential to absolve them of their loneliness. But those are fundamentally different relationship, one is trivial preadtor-prey-cat-playing-with-the-food and another is eternal doomed soulmates, which makes such violence in the latter one more concerning. In books Lestat would go around killing literal babies, but there is no instances of him going ham on Louis and beating the shit out of him despite still being a much stronger vampire even there. So yeah, his abusiveness so extreme in the show would of course surprise book readers and make them wonder whether there is something more to what happened than Lestat just being more violent in tv version.
This was transcendent television. Whatever the faults in the rest of the season, the build up at the end of episode 5 was fantastic.
Now watching this new episode this hit different
This ending brought tears to my eyes
Man this was hard to watch 😢😢😢
I love how this is the only scene where Lestat is wearing all black. He looks so haunting yet beautiful because that’s exactly who Lestat is. He’s a beautiful monster.
Great to see this powerful scene. Someone best me to it. I am honestly blown away like watching this in a way I can't believe. How real they made this series is just amazing and I did not think they could ever do a job like they did.
Like certain parts of this episode I forgot to breathe, goosebumps, just deep stuff. Definitely you can tell Anne Rice has a lot of creative control. They should always have a lot of creative control. Like that's how Game Of Thrones went down like a tank. No one at all half smart respects the way Game Of Thrones ended. It all started after like season 4 or 5. George RR Martin hadn't wrote the books like he was supposed to and the writers at HBO lost what to do. **A lot of people give the HBO guys a lot of shit how bad they ended the show. But think it out, how they gonna fill the shoes of George RR Martin? Like what did they really expect? Them to continue to write the books too? Like they didn't know that was comingbwhej they signed up for the job. Their job is to make other people's shit look good. Not to write it. So I got off track.
This episode got me back watching it cause I almost gave up on it after the Claudia episode. I thought it got childish with the kind of odd corny jokes. Now after reading some of you kind folks stuff, I know I'm not alone when I see this show develope. It's been so long but I always remember the way Anne Rice books went. Very unique, very passionate, loves rich history, just so great to read.
This guy who is acting as Lestat, bet he don't get the awards he deserves. It's almost like the actor is literally how Anne Rice made Lestat be. Wow they really presented it in such a deep way. Wish there were discussing these episodes.
This scene i had to rewatch it because all that build up and then they drop this emotional rollercoaster and depth, it lives in my head rent free 🎉
This show is magnificently dark👏🏽 I understand Lestat’s pain when Louis is contemplating leaving him as soon as Claudia shows up…the prodigal daughter👧🏽….but damn, when he dragged Louis by the throat that was hard to watch🥹 The genuine disdain that Claudia & Louis have for one another is palpable😳 And btw, Louis is emotionally abusive to Lestat…Louis willingly gave himself to him, but he makes Lestat feel like he robbed him of his life. They do love each other, but their relationship is beyond toxic…it’s unsustainable💔 If this series and these actors don’t win Emmy awards🏆 life has no meaning🙅🏽♀️
He is emotionally and physically abusive to louis but again this is only from louis point of view but if it's true i don't want lestat to be happy because it's shitty to try to kill your" lover", that you constantly cheat on them
Yep…and Lestat had the nerve to get angry when Louis got “some face” one time from an old friend🤦🏽♀️
How did Louis willingly gave himself to Lestat, when Lestat killed 2 Priest viciously in front of him, while Louis was extremely depressed & scared? That was not willing, because Louis was avoiding Lestat before he was turned into a vampire.
@@tameralynn3689 But Lestat always gives a Choicehe never had FYI Armand probably erased his mind too to manipulate Louie
And Louis was drunk and yall blame the victim
This series was awesome!!
Essa cena é simplesmente do caralho, ela é fora do normal, da pra sentir tudo o que ela quer transmitir e no contexto da história tem um peso maior ainda, Simplesmente magnífico.
Remember he got the queen blood in him so Louis didn’t had a chance at all
Wasn't that after ?
@@jasmineg_63 Lestat drank from Akasha during his time with Marius, not that long after becoming a vampire. The next time they met was at his concert in QOTD which we'll get next season.
Season 2 perspective is crazy
the music reminds me of on the nature of daylight. the way the violin swells in both pieces is beautiful
Too disappointed in lestat. Love bombing, physically abusive lestat. You don't beg for love. You earn it.
This is giving me evil Superman
Yes! I thought I was the only that saw it
Same ☝️
Aaand how did he not earn it? What did Lestat NOT do for Louis??
@@liamcephus9687 Point is you can't force someone to love you even if you do everything for them.
Lestat had no right to beat up Louis but he had every right to leave or throw Louis out, which he chose not to do.
@@liamcephus9687 it doesn't matter what he did, i saw your comments trying to make excuses for him, the thing is there's no excuses for physical and mental abusing, not a single one, lestat is weird as fuck, when he was still happy with Claudia and louis he cheated on him, when he told louis that it was fine if they fuck other people yet he acted like a bitch when louis did the same
My heart ❤ still breaks.
This scene elevated the show to amazing!
This scene was wild. I know the lore and seen the original movies but how much older is Lestat from Louise? Also is the lore of older vampires= Stronger vampires prevalent here?
Around 120 years older, he was born in like 1760
@@nonamerequired5979 plus we can’t neglect to factor in that he has encountered Akasha before meeting Louis, so assuming he’s taken her blood, that probably gave him even more of a power boost over Louis.
I am wondering what really happened because we learn that this season was told by an unreliable narrator which is Louis. Perhaps next season we will get another POV.
It's very interesting coming back and watching this after the season 2 finale and realizing that Louis was an unreliable narrator.
Of course lestat strong as hell he has Akashi blood in him
Isn’t Akasha wayyy after this
@@mijanhoque1740 he drank her blood way before he met Louis
@@mijanhoque1740 yes but he first tasted her blood before he met Louis
@@joshsovereign5851 Ahhh okay thanks
THE MUSIC 💯💯💯💯💯💯
I do not like this scene from this episode, and how authentic it felt just really scared me to the core. I was so disturbed by this episode well, this particular scene because I seriously wasn't expecting for this abuse to happen the way it did to Louis. This was one of the most darkest, authentic scenes I've ever watched so far, it was dark with a very disturbing twist to it, the abuse felt to real and so did the acting of the actors and actress.
louis and claudia my babiessss 😭😭😭
These are vampires but it so tragic to see them fight like this.
I genuinely think folks are over reacting to this scene. These characters are murderous monsters who kill innocent people, disposing of them like nothing, Claudia keeping body parts/bodies. Lestat's constant gaslighting and mental abuse of Luis in the books and show....but when this scene goes down people have issues.
Because even though they are supernatural beings, what we are witnessing is domestic violence, a very human situation in which MANY viewers have found themselves either as beaten significant others or helpless children.
@@kitty_visionary_meow Well if they are having a hard time with scene, they might as well check out now, cuz stuff only gets worse.
I agree cause what I saw was a mutually abusive relationsip and I actually felt worse for Lestat. Louis is very emotionally abusive towards Lestat. They are immortal, the emotional abuse will take much longer to heal from then the physical.
@@fabulousone1 It is such a toxic relationship I have always been confused why people love it so much. Great character development for sure, but would never would want to be a relationship like theirs.
@@fabulousone1 this is insane
Powerful vampires they are like superheroes.
Very good episode
Cloud gift looks like a superior gift here lol how he just rises 2 kilometers into the air like nothing
Cuz of akashas blood
Lestat have the flying cloud gift cuz of Akasha’s Blood
I mean if you can get past all the you know what the show is phenomenal. I love the story the character is a great Claudia is amazing she's a psychopath but amazing and I keep waiting for each episode I wish they would release them all at once good s*** good show good shit good sho
And this folks is the apex of domestic violence. Very raw, very personal, very scary if you haven't been exposed
I have one thing to say all we see is from Louis' and Claudia's narration, so what if Lestat wasn't as bad as they say you know cos they killed him 🤔 and he still my fav character 🫠🙃
After season 2 ep 7 😮
I think this version might still be the correct one. Because in this one Claudia didn't see any blood on his face.
@@CraftedChronicles might be... on the other hand it's Louis' retelling, so he might have left out the details he isn't comfortable with remembering
This is perfect.
Let...Gowameee!
When I rewatch scenes like this one I'm again so mad that I can't watch the show in my country anymore
Well, update: I can now, luckily 😅 finished the 2nd season some weeks ago and the show's still actively running through my mind
Lestat they can never make me like you
After all of this brutality this mofo dared to show his face asking for forgiveness... child! This man was all kinds of 🤬 up smh
Y’know it’s very possible that since this is from Claudia’s perspective, it could be an over exaggeration of what exactly happened
I was balling my eyes out on this episode k thought he died damnnn
FINALLY, NO SPARKLING VAMPIRES.
U know what's so FUCKED UP about the scene, he wasn't just physically abusing louis, beating him up so bad his vampiric powers couldn't heal him, he sexually assaulted him with the way he sucked blood out of him. In the books sharing blood between vampires especially lovers is a sexual act, it's how they have sex in the books at least. It's sad no one realizes that. And it's the first time lestat take his blood too and remember all that abuse was infront of their daughter who was herself raped and came back bec of it
@underlinetruth9745 Do you think Lestat bite him because they weren’t intimate for 6 years and Louis denied him so long OR just wanted to weaken him, so he can’t leave him? I was scared that he was going to kill him 😢
The show is different because vampires can have sex here. When kestat drank from him, he was weakening him, making it so that without Lestats immediate aid, Louis would likely die from what he was about to do (drop him from the sky).
@@alishab88 He drank blood for him was symbolizing "Louis", getting raped, because after 6 years they haven't been intimate, and also to weaken him, so he can heal slower, because in season 2, Lestat explains that in that moment all he wanted to do was harm louis.
Fuck this is brutal
Man I know it night but I can barely see Hollywood need to do better
I hated Lestat after this scene he is truly a monster and loves only himself . You couldn’t tell me otherwise. I was pissed when Louis didn’t follow through on his and Claudia’s plan to end Lestat once and for all.
Dang😢
I can't help but wonder how delainey hayles would have played Claudia in season 1
You can see the beauty behind the scene; two lovers at the end of there romance- the pain the hurt the love is all there. I just hate how people now a day like to turn everything into a race issue.
Some one said Dobbie was mocking slavery from Harry potter lol it's paranoid idiots
This scene scares the shit outta me
Who help Claudia putting Louis in his coffin ⚰️. Poor Louis but I understand he was going to protect Claudia with his very life.
I never understood why the writers went this way. It's not in the book at all.
this is worse than watching my parents fight
Lestat - narcissism nothing less of an evil from being a vampire
who for his pleasure can kill a singer for singing offnote,
asking his partner to utter the words - let me go - as he wants an excuse to kill him as lestat is not centre of his world anymore
Owning louise as an object or a piece of entertainment, the sheer hypocrisy of having an affair, but blaming Louise for reconnecting with his old flame
Being jealous of lousie's bond with Claudia , being a horrible father figure, guilt shaming her even though teach her to hunt, enslaving her because louise will or else leave him
Lousie with an absense of a father getting drawn to this toxic love where he knows he is trapped and numbed alll his emotions to survive in this equation
Knows that he can win over with force, hence now values his relationships in terms of rare gifts,
The signs are all there, narcissism is pure evil
Did he say Lestat I hate you, I never loved you? And who chose who? Seriously Uncle Les🙄
❤❤
Marcel: get off of Louie! (Fights with Lestat before Lestat overpowers him)
Lestat: so you want some of this too huh (begins to beat marcel to a pulp)
Klaus: get off my son! (Engages with Lestat in a deadly, bloody, brawl)
Klaus and Lestat beat each other to a bloody pulp
Lestat:(while wrestling with Klaus) I fought with myself fought my nature control my temper and never wanted to harm you because I admire you
Rebekah: (As she cries) please don't hurt him daddy les please
Lestat: (in a monstrous calm claim tone with a dark smile on his face) it daddy les now suddenly
Lestat: listen to me my mon cheri it was never about all of you but since you jumped it in trying to stop me this is the price you pay when you fight me
Elijah and Aurora jump and ambush Lestat everyone is beaten to a bloody pulp
Aurora: you're a monster (choking as she's in a headlock)
Lestat: don't worry you ain't seen nothing yet
Klaus, Louie, Aurora, and Elijah are taken for a ride on top of the world and as they get dropped to the ground
Godric appears and a deadly battle in the skies commences after a brutal duel the two stop from killing each other for now
Godric, Eric, and Magnus check on the mikaelsons and heal them as they do Godric gives Lestat a deadly glare
Godric: consider this a draw for now but if I see you again I will finish it
Eric: and considering that you don't want to even cross me
Magnus: same goes for here and if I see you in New York I'm going to run your narrow french assand take enjoyment tormenting you are we clear
Lestat: Crystal (sound of monstrous and pissed)
Louis needs to turn gangsta and beat Lastat dear behind!!! Oh hell naw!!!
can't drink dead blood but sucks on louis like dollar margaritas
After watching season 2 episode 7 of IWTV, I’ve come to know that the bad guy here is Louis.
Did you guys watched the second season scene... In that one.. Is Louis beating lestat!!! crazyyy
What’s the instrumentals?
The way they float up into the air after the bite is so corny lmfao.
Was he supposed to flap his arms ?
🤨; Lestat went way too far, he literally tryed to kill him!...👎🏼 If he really loved him he wouldn't hurt him like that. 🚩Lestat stalked Louis before they ever met, used mind games to manipulate him, killed people who were close to him to isolate him, and Forced him into a relationship! (just to end up mistreating and abusing him.) smh.😢
I can’t wait to see how you feel when they adapt book 2.
@@Nova-wi2bv - It's gonna get worse then that?! 🙄😐🙄(blink-blink)
Can you please post the entire scene?
Wish i could but YT would remove it sorry, about that.
@@prisoner7685 no worries, thanks for responding 👍🏾
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that's a damn...a sad df damn...
Lestat was such a Jerk in the episode.
By this time is akasha dead?
Louis & Lestats episode 6
As much as I love the new series and all the writing I wish they kept lestat and Claudia as close as in the movie itd have just made this hurt even more otherwise 10/10
I hear you, but I think the fact you don’t us tied that whole “locked together in hatred” theme.
They brought her in way to early.
I heard when a vampire bites another vampire its rape is it true😢
Yes it’s true 😢
Jesus, I feel bad for Louis 🥺♥️
It’s analogous to a sex act, so yes, forcibly biting a vampire against their will is like rape to them. That’s why the shots are so tight focused on Lestat biting and drinking and Louis panting and trying (and failing) to push him off of him. It’s also a call back to the first time they floated while making love consensually. Now they’re floating while Lestat is allegorically raping Louis.
I hope lestat does not get killed off
He shouldn’t because I hoping the do a spin-off with lestat, remake of queen of the damned
Irritates me how he can let Lestat take over....
So arrogant and irritating
Just something about the show that i dislike so much but still watch it...
These vampires are so uptight
I kinda hate Louis
I found myself asking: where Angel, Klaus, Spike, Godric, and Damon when you need them they would handle Lestat at least they would trade brutal, bloody, blows with Lestat at least it would end in a draw between each vampire 😮
This might ruin the show for me, I can’t ship them anymore so what’s the point?
It will be explained more in season 2.
Watch season 2
I shipped them so much harder after this
Let. Go. Of. Me.