Fan Questions for Lestat: yay or nay?
katzenfabrik replied to your photo“Another QUESTION FOR LESTAT answered: Lestat here: I want to answer…”
You’re doing the lord’s work.Thank you, glad to know someone appreciates these efforts!
How do you all feel about this new development? I’m sort of mixed on these Fan Questions for Lestat, bc on the one hand I should be thrilled that “Lestat” is actually interacting in social media after 20+ of only interacting through canon…
…AND YET these answers read
somewhatout-of-character to the point where I just *facepalm* so….*** Fortunately we have occasional corrections to these FQL installments 😀
OMG, you are far too wondeeful to me. (((i-want-my-iwtv)))
Well you’re a VC fandom MVP, just true facts.
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Fan Questions for Lestat: yay or nay?
katzenfabrik replied to your photo “Another QUESTION FOR LESTAT answered: Lestat here: I want to answer…”
You’re doing the lord’s work.
Thank you, glad to know someone appreciates these efforts!
How do you all feel about this new development? I’m sort of mixed on these Fan Questions for Lestat, bc on the one hand I should be thrilled that “Lestat” is actually interacting in social media after 20+ of only interacting through canon…
…AND YET these answers read somewhat out-of-character to the point where I just *facepalm* so….
*** Fortunately we have occasional corrections to these FQL installments 😀
ooc; louis wtf are you doing
Louis’s stripper name is Krystal Flash.
Another QUESTION FOR LESTAT answered:
Lestat here: I want to answer this question from Minerva Gonzales: “Lestat, have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?”
My answer is: No and Yes. There is no real Devil, as far as I know, he’s strictly a metaphor, a concept, an idea. (Memnoch was most certainly not the Devil, as he claimed to be). So no, I’ve never danced in the pale moonlight with the literal Devil, because there is no such person, but yes, I have danced in the pale moonlight with the metaphor many a time. And it is a shifting and tricky metaphor. We tend to romanticize the Devil as the ultimate rebel, to make jokes about him, declare sympathy for him, etc. but what do we mean when we talk about him that way? Do we see him as rebelling against goodness – or against a corrupt religious system that actually epitomizes evil? I tend to think it’s the latter. And yes, I’ve danced with the spirit of rebellion, and I’ve shaken my fist at the heavens while dancing with him, and I’ve enjoyed it, and gloried in it, and for me it was always a rebellion against corruption and evil, against all systems that I feel are deeply and grievously unfair. Thanks, Minerva, and I hope my answer doesn’t disappoint.
ooc; “stfu u piece of shit”
“did you not listen to my talking for ten hours”
“you’d be so much more attractive if you didn’t open your mouth”
“i’d love to kill you but that’d be counterproductive since you need to publish this shit so lestat will wake the fuck up”
“yeah it didn’t have to end like that but MY LIFE IS FULL OF SORROW SO IT DID”
“GET OVER IT YOU’RE NOT FIVE THERE WON’T ALWAYS BE A FAIRYTALE ENDING”
“lol except nvm there will be because in like ten years Lestat and I will kiss and have sex in Carmel Valley”
^Accurate
✧°˖:*Happy Birthday Louis!*:･ﾟ✧
