
Julianne Moore: The Fairest of Them All – T Style Design by Inez & Vinoodh, Spring 2013

Julianne Moore: The Fairest of Them All – T Style Design by Inez & Vinoodh, Spring 2013
I am afraid souls are an invalid currency, but for everything else, there’s Mastercard and an offering of incriminating blackmail material?
OKAY OKAY
so magnus stole the blood from an unnamed vampire three hundred years or so before he made lestat right? right. SOOOOOO SOO SOS OSOSOS HE KNEW VAMPIRES WERE A REAL THING SO ODOSOOSOSOS?? ?? WHAT IF! !!?!!? WHAT IF HE WAS A MEMBER OF THE TALAMASCA!!!!!>!»!>!>
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WGHAT IF!!V ! !
I like how this stemmed off wantingvto watch The Princess Bride
But oui it makes sense since he was an alchemist and somehow knew enough about vampires then to keep one captive and take their blood to transform them )
I HAD THIS VERY THOUGHT, TOO. Was Magnus in any other book than TVL, which explains more about him? I don’t remember.
I would imagine Lestat loves the Princess Bride so much that he’s memorized the lines and will parrot them theatrically during the movie. And he makes Louis speak all of Buttercup’s lines, which Louis will do, as deadpan as possible.
^ Just want to point out that this headcanon was posted around Nov. 3, 2013. And then in Prince Lestat… spoiler under cut:
WE FIND OUT THAT THE TALAMASCA IS BASICALLY RUN BY VAMPIRES.
Jan Uddin
It was altogether new and yet incredibly familiar. I had lost the touch of his thoughts, the unspoken flow of love and desire, but had gained the way that the blood flowed between us and the communication that came with that. The confidence with which we could now touch each other was new, because there was no danger now that I might harm him through inattention, yet all of our knowledge of each other on an intimate level still remained. His new strength and heightened senses made the experience completely unique, allowing us to pull responses from one another that neither of us had displayed previously. It was a night for revelations.
The way that his fangs broke into my bare skin that first time was and remains one of the most intoxicating, heady sensations I have ever experienced. Take from that what you will.
♛Lestat is here, happy to answer your asks, anonyme… be patient with time for response, as I am inaccessible during daylight hours.

ooc; Here are a bunch of other (more purely) Lestat RPers. Not playing favorites, just picking a few I can think of:
primusdux, gorgeous-fiend (on hiatus rn but fun to read anyway), leprinceinsolent, wolfkilling-prince, fiendofthedamned, from-fiction-into-legend, askthebratprince , monsieur-lestat , monsieur-le-rockstar, lestattheonetruepope (this one is not very active but hilarious).
Some VC RPers had put a tumblr together for that awhile back and unfortunately it’s sort of fallen out of use, but I think it’s still a good starting out point:
http://vcdirectory.tumblr.com/directory
Check these tags of mine, they have RPers in them.
I would make a masterpost of RPers but A) RPers do go inactive or change their URL, B) I wouldn’t want anyone to feel left out, in case I missed someone.
Once you find some RPers you like, check to see if they have Follow Forever tags, like this one, it usually makes a handy (tho possibly out of date) list there, too!
http://i-want-my-iwtv.tumblr.com/post/102817968852/merciful-death-yeah-yeah-i-do-one-of-these

Madame John’s Legacy on Flickr.
Madame John’s Legacy is a house in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana. The name is taken from a story by George Washington Cable.[2] The house was built in 1788, after a fire destroyed much of the neighborhood. The house was rebuilt in the older French colonial style, rather than the then current Spanish style.
The housefront was used in the funeral scene in the 1994 film ‘Interview With The vampire’ after Lestat and Claudia take the family in the house as their victims.
632 Dumaine St.
New Orleans

I noticed that there were many vampires but communication channels had run dry. We didn’t talk! Can you believe that? Some of the Old Ones wrote books but I felt as a community, as a family—and we are family, with the dark gift running through all of our veins—someone needed to step and be a voice for all of us.
Dybbuk bought me the equipment and I recorded the first show. Sybelle played some music. The show took off because we were all hungry for that connection. I don’t think I was destined for anything. I’m just the intrepid radio broadcaster who brought us all together.