Movie!IWTV sorta gives the impression that Louis was born in New Orleans and only briefly has Lestat admitting to coming from France. They are actually both from France! (and BTW, New Orleans is a city in Louisiana, which is a state in the USA).
The Pointe du Lacs came to the US from France at some unspecified point in his life, but most people headcanon it was when Louis was a young child, too young to remember.
“We’d received a land grant and settled two indigo plantations on the Mississippi very near New Orleans… You see, we lived far better there than we could have ever lived in France.” – Louis de Pointe du Lac, IWTV
The de Lioncourts* lived in a poor provincial town in the middle of nowhere, aka the Auvergne region, in France:
“…my father’s land in the Auvergne in France, and these were the last decades before the French Revolution.” – Lestat de Lioncourt, TVL
*Note that Lestat’s mother was Italian (she grew up in Naples) so he and his brothers are all technically half-French, half-Italian.
Once upon a time, there were three brothers. Their land could not hold all their egos, so they divided their kingdom into three. One ruled over the elves, one over the goblins, and the third over wizards.
There was a fourth brother, whom the other three did not speak of. His name was Lestat, and his rule took a while to be implemented– eleven books, to be precise.
“All of them had hair of gold, like their mother. The youngest one in curls.”
Akasha: That one math teacher who leaves homework everyday.
Louis: The philosophy teacher who always talks about his imperfect private life in class.
Marius: The art teacher who is actually too concentrated in his own art than in teaching.
Lestat: The ethics teacher that’s actually really bad in ethics and was hired because there wasn’t another option.
Nicolas: probably the music teacher that leaves students with their mouth opened. He doesn’t teach. He just plays the violin in class.
Enkil: The politics teacher that gets way too into the subject and frightens his students
Madeleine: The home ec teacher who changes the lesson based on her mood and probably has some wine in her water bottle.
Daniel: Auto Shop Class. He’ll play classic rock and swears while he teaches. Gives better sex advice than Sex Ed class.
Santino: The History teacher that starts rambling about Middle Age and Renaissance , speaks about young ladies with rich bossoms , princes with cool buttocks , witches, vampires, pires and fire
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