u/Pink_emonade

You're honor, he's just a homosexual with refined tastes, who are we to judge even, geezzz.

Eric speaks on his future as a vampire in S4 (if renewed). Watch till the end, lol.

Real life imitates art.

"Could be nice." "Could be." "Hands touch."

Sam Reid and Sheila Atim starred together in the musical 'Girl from the North Country' back in 2017, way before doing Interview with the Vampire/The Vampire Lestat.

I need this badly, actually.

(Artist: @PoWdercat15 twitter)

Louis was really having this all season, OMFG!

After everything that has gone on in this show S3E6 is the highest rated episode.

I think they could sit in the back of that car and talk for a whole episode and it'd still be a 10/10 for me.

Feeling hopeful.

Why do I already feel like they'll break my heart this last episode and it'll stay broken for the next two years before they release season 4 (if they release season 4)?

Part of me wishes it ended at pinkie touching but I'm very curious what is in store for S03E07!

What are your theories for this next episode? I'm spiralling😭I've seen that it is projected to be horrific with alot of Armand activity which is very worrisome. Is season 4 going to be another Loustat drought where it's all about Akasha and Lestat?

In this interview Sam says that it was Jacob's idea for Lestat to put his blood in his(Louis') beer?!

Alexa, play Starving by Hailee Steinfeld 😮‍💨🥵

Honestly, I just appreciate Loustans and this community so much. I'm a big shipper of messy gay tv romances (Hannigram, The ineffable husbands, etc) and having people who love, understand and appreciate the intricacies and complications that come with morally grey characters falling in love just warms my heart in a very special way. Love you guys so much!!!

They're so precious 🌸

I think part of the reason we feel so attached to the love between Hannibal and Will is that most of us have experienced the feeling of being loved and appreciated at our best, you know, when most of our skeletons are locked away in the closet.

But how many of us have had the courage to let those who love us see what is in the closet and hope that they will love us regardless?

Hannibal took this leap with Will when he let him see him, know him and when Will 'didn't want it' (as Hannibal put it), since we, as viewers, had grown attached to Hannibal over two seasons, his rejection felt like our own. It felt like exposing our most flawed, hidden selves only to be cast aside.

Hannibal is undeniably a monster, yet the show masterfully makes him a mirror for our own shadow selves. He gives voice to the darkest, unspoken corners of the human psyche, reminding us of our own capacity for destruction, or as Hannibal so elegantly justifies it: "God must love to kill, he does it all the time, and are we not made in his image?"

After watching the magnificence that is Akasha in S3E5, I quit making fun of Lestat and have to confess that I too, want the blood of Akasha in me😭