ic-ar-us:

I took him in my arms, oh, so cold, so unyielding, this monster which I had made out of human flesh. I pressed my lips against his cheek, shuddering as I did so, my fingers sliding around his neck.

He didn’t move away from me. He couldn’t bring himself to do it. I felt the slow silent heave of his chest against mine.

“Do it to me, please, beautiful one,” I whispered in his ear. “Take this heat into your veins, and give me back all the power that I once gave to you.” I pressed my lips to his cold, colorless mouth. “Give me the future, Louis. Give me eternity. Take me off this cross.”

#ALL THE FEELS

This is really one of the best, and most heartwrenching moments in the entire VC, and it hurts to much, every time I read it. And what’s so especially chilling about it is the role reversal! There’s an echo of Daniel in Lestat’s plea for help here. Louis is the one with ALL the supernatural power. 

Comic Book Influence: The Vampire Lestat

sfuffaboutcomics:

perevision:

Yeah, you heard me. THIS was my first Anne Rice novel.

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I wasn’t allowed to read this book. I had to sneak into my uncle’s room when I was fourteen. From the cover I thought it was another grimdark comic about a tortured superhero (at this point I had read The Killing Joke, The Dark Phoenix Saga, several Wolverine titles and far too much Frank Miller), only this one happened to be a vampire.

What I got was this:

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Okay these are amazing, but also I love how 80s they are. ❤

If u haven’t seen these graphic novels of the VC, u truly must.

Comic Book Influence: The Vampire Lestat

Do You Want to Kill Some Humans? (Frozen/Interview With The Vampire)

demonswithtea:

*Outside Louis’ bedroom*

Lestat:

Louis! knocks
Do you want kill some humans?
Come on come out and feed
I never see you drink at all, come to the ball,
We’ll have some French cuisine!

We used to slay whole families, and we still could now
Ladies are waiting to be sucked dry!
Do you want to kill some humans?
Rats taste so inferior to humans…

Louis: Go away Lestat!

Lestat: Fine then! Die! strops off

 ~~~~

Armand:

knocks

Do you want kill some humans?
Or go to the opera hall?
I think some blood is overdue, I can hear you talking to your shadow on the wall
I think you’re getting lonely, come taste life again, instead of watching it slip by!

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Claudia:

knocks

Louis? Please, I know you’re in there
Lestat keeps complaining you’re a bore.
I’m really hungry – that lady tasted nice, but she won’t suffice – I need some more!
I hate Lestat and Armand – can it just be you and me? I want to run away!
Sniffles Do you want to kill some humans??

– Because I was bored and Val started me off so I had to finish it :’D

YES. This is a Work of Beauty. 

youaremyunderwaterfriends added:

#frozen parody #The Vampire Crackicles #i love this XD

Do You Want to Kill Some Humans? (Frozen/Interview With The Vampire)

A Definitive Ranking of 18 Hot Fictional Vampires

merciful-death:

primusdux:

merciful-death:

primusdux:

merciful-death:

primusdux:

I just… ugh. I don’t even know where to begin.

Well, Miss Eliza Thompson, I shall see your list and raise it one of my own!

Ah.  Well.

At least you are a couple of notches above Nosferatu, non?

A couple of… 

That sparkling, bouffant haired moron beat me for Lord’s sake! He should not have even been on such a list let alone you beating me! 

And besides, we’re hardly fictional! … At least Armand didn’t beat me.

You’ve become old news, I am afraid.

Well we shall just have to change that then, won’t we?

I hope you do realize that stealing vials of the Pope’s blood will not make you a saint, nor gain you positive notoriety.

[[sorry to cut in: I also disagree with this ranking, mes amis. The numbering is definitely off, Deacon Frost was hotter than Blade, there’s a non-vampire on the list (NO #11 DOES NOT COUNT), and where is the Lost Boys’ David? like, HELLO?!]]

A Definitive Ranking of 18 Hot Fictional Vampires

faceofabotticelliangel:

mariusthevampire:

faceofabotticelliangel:

No u don’t understand Armand is so touchy over Marius because of the whole Sybelle and Benji thing and it just  draws up 500 years of abandonment and having to realize that what Marius and him once had was not a relationship and what happened since that night he brought him home from the brothels can never be fixed and trying to bestow him with “gifts” to woo Armand back into it only broke that tender last straw. Sybelle and Benji were not Armand’s Bianca and Riccardo 2.0 They were his saviors and he merely wanted to see them grow, not be stuck like he was or be strung along like he did Daniel and Marius foiled that. But lord is Armand trying. Keeping his distance but trying with Marius.)

// Ooooo gurl Armand and Marius need to have some words.

I’d like to see them try.

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whatagrump:

permanently conflicted over whether or not to capitalize “god” when i write “oh my god”

When I’m writing fiction, it heavily depends on the character, if that helps. Believers get “God”, non-believers “god”, with an additional layer for who the…

Oh yeah, those IRL exchanges – I usually stick with no capitalization because I’m, you know, kind of a Nietzsche girl. 

Let me wank on this for a minute: In my VC fic (because it’s a ridiculous metaception of a novel that is – potentially – being written by one character and edited by another), the writer attempts to show his love by not capitalizing god as a nod to his existentialist boyfriend who is also the editor, even though he himself is a devout Catholic but then sort of the point is that you might not be entirely sure that the writer is actually doing that or if the boyfriend is editing it or if the boyfriend editing is even really doing that or if they’re silently edit warring over it or what.

In the Battlestar Galactica one, the series has an actual Deus Ex Machina, and the use of capitalization and plural on the part of the perspective character is reflective of his relationship to god at that time (is he angry? Trying to be scientifically accurate, in that he has a certain amount of proof positive that there is one god who is kind of okay with being called God? Really drunk and/or depressed and reverting to his childhood pantheism? It’s all there in the spelling).

I really thought about this a lot, it’s kind of ridic tbh.   

“the writer attempts to show his love by not capitalizing god as a nod to his existentialist boyfriend who is also the editor, even though he himself is a devout Catholic but then sort of the point is that you might not be entirely sure that the writer is actually doing that or if the boyfriend is editing it or if the boyfriend editing is even really doing that or if they’re silently edit warring over it or what.”

#ALL THE FEELS *cries*