If it was me, I would want to wait until I had lost a bit of weight before Lestat turned me. Goal for 2017: Watch my weight and appearance so I’m always ready. Because I would hate to spend eternity with a bad hair cut and or being at a weight I hated.

//ooc; good reason to get into the shape you want šŸ˜‰

Claudia would put out a set of jazzercize videos if she were still around…

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Didn’t Amel at some point tell the vampires that at one point they might need him? I also think at some point much like how we met Memnoch we should get a chance for Amel to speak.

You are in luck if you want Amel talking, bc he DOES.

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When we first learn his name in QOTD, he’s already talking to Maharet and Mekare about how they might need his help:

ā€œExcept that several nights later, an evil spirit came to us, one which we called Amel. Enormous, powerful, and full of rancor, this thing danced about the clearing before our cave trying to get Mekare and me to take notice of him, and telling us that we might soon need his helpā€¦ā€Ā 

ā€œThis Amel, in particular, was maddened by our ā€˜neglect’ of him, as he called it. And he declared over and over again that he was ā€˜Amel, the powerful,’ and ā€˜Amel, the invincible,’ and we should show him some respect. For we might have great need of him in the future. We might need him more than we could imagine, for trouble was coming our way.ā€ – Maharet, Queen of the Damned

We actually hear quite alot from him in that book! He is a major catalyst in the origin of the vampire species.Ā 

Tiny Prince Lestat spoiler ahead

And then we hear alot from him in Prince Lestat, too, in which he is AGAIN a catalyst in the next chapter for the

vampire

species.

Do you ever stop to think about how blessed we are that this fandom is small and old enough to not have been penetrated by the sjw movement?

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For the most part, yes, I am grateful for that blessing EVERY DAY. Seriously. Every SJWā„¢ argument that passes my dash, I breathe easier when I see that it’s not for OUR fandom.

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Fiction =/= Reality. Fiction has been used for centuries to explore and investigate things we love about Reality, things we don’tĀ understand, even things weĀ find repulsive about Reality. Fiction is in fact Speculative Reality: ā€œWhat if X happened to Y? How would that improve our understanding of X and Y?ā€

To investigate the text thoughtfully is one thing, but our fandom veterans -myself included-Ā can see that a lot of this SJW Cultureā„¢ seems more about ā€œcalling out,ā€ choosing a Problematicā„¢ topic to battle with (there are tons in our canon to choose from!) and using that as an excuse to attack, rather than the desire for a rational discussion. They oftenĀ do this in the name of Righteousness (for popularity? Or justĀ their own satisfaction?), but there are so many Problematic™ topics that are NOT simply blackĀ or white,Ā topics which have been argued about long before the internet, and will continue to be argued aboutĀ forever!Ā I’ve seen good blogs deactivate (orĀ go on hiatus) for being dogpiled forĀ the slightest headcanon or SJW disagreements, and that’s not what I want to promote in our fandom, regardless of who’s right.

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Sometimes, I just want to enjoy something without feeling bad about it. There’s plenty to feel bad about in the world and while in some cases SJWs are useful when they try to attack EVERYTHING, they take the fun out of life.

Life, literature and art have always been problematic. True art provokes. What, do these SJWs want a nanny-state? Or how about a Puritan Revival?Ā 

Yes, fight for what’s right, but don’t get in the way of others trying to enjoy stuff.

#TRUE ART PROVOKES