Rest assured, my fingering technique is quite impressive.
I have made love once or twice whilst playing, though that requires a great deal of concentration. And precision. On both ends.

Rest assured, my fingering technique is quite impressive.
I have made love once or twice whilst playing, though that requires a great deal of concentration. And precision. On both ends.

merciful-death’s idea!
Put a word in my ask and I will write a Headcanon about it for my Muse.ooc; He’s sure he possesses none of it.
Others have written that it was the reasoning of humanity that he didn’t drink Lestat’s powerful blood, but that was never the true reason. Louis believed the nail had been put in the coffin of his humanity upon his cold and calculated destruction of the vampires in the theatre post-Claudia’s demise, if not earlier with Madeleine’s making, or earlier even than that.
He didn’t want Lestat’s blood because he thought it was driving Lestat off the edge and he wanted no part of that.
There’s something I’ve been meaning to talk about for a while, but for some reason I always push it aside.
But basically, you know the whipping scene in the vampire Armand? Marius acts all disgusted at what happens (you know, the thing) but really he was turned at forty, I’m sure he understands how the human body works….so what the fuck did he expect to happen?
Did he fucking expect It to be like “pull this for free sweets!” Fucking no.// I think it had more to do with what came after it.
Young men and boys experience sexual pleasure and even feel orgasm before they can actually ejaculate. It’s what Armand referred to when he spoke of “wet pleasure.” As in that he was too young for wet pleasure. I think that refers to ejaculation.
When Armand had his orgasm after the whipping scene, he ejaculated. That was perhaps the first time it had happened with Marius. Marius realized when he looked at it that Armand was becoming a man, and soon he – Marius – would have to make a hard decision.
At least, that was how I interpreted the scene.

^That sorta sums up my feeling on the matter! But actually, I/we had a whole discussion about that almost a year ago omg how time flies bc apparently RDJ was AR’s pick for Lestat in 2010. Article here.
Thinking about it now, since you ASKED, I feel like RDJ is too old to play Lestat, don’t you think? Lestat’s supposed to be about 21. And built a little differently – lean, mean, hunting machine with maybe a *little* softness from 6 months of fine Parisienne bread and wine, and less exercise.
However! I would love RDJ in another role. Maybe as the Marquis de Lioncourt? Or Raglan James (who’s supposed to be much older, but whatever). Maybe as Memnoch the Devil in his “everyman” appearance.
Side note: Don’t RDJ and Louis look adorable together? Louis/Tony slash anyone? Anyone? Beuller?
It took a lot of cajoling, but once I persuaded Augustin to sneak out with me in the night to steal leftover cakes from the bakery in the village. We were fairly successful. I say that because while we were able to stuff our pockets full of sweets, we did not anticipate the pair of territorial rottweilers who sneaked up on us.
God, the destruction we wrought to escape with our heads still attached. Bags of flour spilling everywhere, day-old pastries strewn across the floor, broken glass wear, pans used as shields. We managed to give the dogs the slip and we raced home before anyone could find us. It’s a good thing too. Could you imagine? The baker rushes to see his kitchen in shambles and finds not street urchins, but two little lords stealing from his cabinets.
I laughed the entire way home. Even Augustin, who at once looked at me like I was crazy and was to blame for all of it, couldn’t hide his amusement. It was a rare bonding time for us.

chrissydeath, I had missed it, thank you so much for drawing this!! It’s perfection!
