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fire-gift · 1 day
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immortal_amc: Ready to take center stage
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brotherconstant · 2 days
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INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE 1x07 | The Thing Lay Still Rosemary... and something else.
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mrsdulac · 1 day
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iwtv + text posts part 49
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iwtv-az-hours · 2 days
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blueiight · 10 hours
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ldpdl, ethnicity, and the false monolith of blackness
there's this false tendency to think amc louis being made black is pandering, or a means of removing louis from his oh-so-detailed /sarcasm/ background in the books. i also find that people tend to not even understand what show louis's ethnic background is, despite rolin jones the showrunner and even the fictional louis both coalescing around this multigenerational explanation of the gens de couleur in new orleans, and how jim crow disempowered them.
I came around to his ethnicity a sort of interesting way which is through Lestat. [ … ] I was like lets give him a legitimate a third attempt at figuring how to be with somebody for the rest of his life and how to not repeat your mistakes. [ … ] I started from there so it had to be someone with some money cause he had to be with his own folks and I thought he wanted someone who could fight back and who could be a challenge and would force him to restrain himself. And nobody at AMC was interested in 7 seasons of the regretful plantation owner, so we made Louis come from a lineage that did have a plantation and did own slaves.
rolin jones in the s1 post-finale episode of the podcast names how he came to this understanding of louis's character. lestat, after failing to make a bride of his mother, and a concubine of nicki, was seeking for someone of a similar background, or the most approximate equivalent. he would not have been interested in louis if louis was an anglophone baptist black man descended from upper-south arrivals into new orleans, nor would he have been interested in louis if louis was a poor black creole honestly s1 does not give a good reading of claudia's ethnic bg in new orleans, but since she cannot understand french, we can presume shes either a poor creole removed from her cultural background with her vampiric adoption narrative in mind, or was also of an anglophone baptist black background like claudia was. louis coming from this fallen sort of gentry, the free gens de couleur, similar to that of the tvl lestat who came from this barren aristocracy dating back to the crusades, was key to lestat's long-term goals with louis.
Capital accrued from plantations of sugar and the blood of men who looked like my great grandfather but did not have his standing. But then decades of Jim Crow and the electrified light of a new century had vanquished any idea of a free man of color. - AMC IWTV 1x01
louis was of the first generations of the gens de couleur to be born, raised into, and face the institutional and personal ramifications of being viewed as black in america. this fuels much of the character's rage as he moves through storyville, trying to continue the similar modality of exploitation to the contrary of pretty baby with brooke shields, majority of the brothel circuit was statistically black girls + women being sexually pawned off to white men but ultimately failing to do so bc of the anglophone white american class that now rules over him. [tom anderson, alderman fenwick, finn o’shea starting out as louis’s subordinate then ending w/ him entering whiteness by having a sporting house throwing torches at louis’s brothel in s1e3]
By 1850, the free population of color, beset by the hostility of white supremacy, was economically diminished and residentially segregated. The Americanization of Louisiana, and in particular New Orleans, was completed before the state became the sixth to secede from the Union in 1861 in the struggle over the perpetuation of slavery. [link] The Democratic redeemers who came to power in 1877 lost no time in redefining the Negro's "place" in Louisiana life. They immediately restored the color line in the New Orleans public schools and offered silent support to de facto segregation practices in places of public accommodation. With the assistance of two landmark decisions by the United States Supreme Court, the redeemers soon dismantled the egalitarian legal apparatus put together piece by piece under the Radicals. Finally in 1890 they began to write their "final solution" into Louisiana law with a series of "separate but equal" statutes. Soon New Orleans Negroes were again segregated in virtually every public pursuit. [link]
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m4rs-ex3 · 2 days
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BUT I KNOW WHO WILL!!!!!!
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raayllum · 3 days
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2x09 / 5x07
Don't be afraid. Just bring that thing here.
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nocontextlestat · 8 hours
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ma petite beauty for an art trade with the talented and kind @/anektem !!
thank you for suggesting this! this was my first ever art trade and I can’t believe it was with one of my most favorite fanartists!!! ♥️
(also, this was my first time drawing claudia and it was SO relaxing!)
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kradogsrats · 16 hours
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I want one thing from the remainder of this series post-s5 and it’s for Rayla to have reduced/lost her fear of water and Claudia to have developed one
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nalyra-dreaming · 3 days
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Oh hey, this could be a dumb question, but to your knowledge is Claudia a name that Lestat gave her?
Hey!
Sooooo - it is never outright said. In the book Lestat gets her from the orphanage after Louis‘ attack and calls her Claudia after.
I would guess he took her name from her mind, maybe. Or the doctor he spoke with.
Anne‘s reason for the name are probably based in the etymology:
From the verb claudo, to shut in or be shut in.
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cy-lindric · 4 days
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Chrysanthemums
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macaulaytwins · 1 month
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they would’ve run the PTA like the navy
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laundy · 4 months
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theeee dynamic of all time tbh.......
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mrsdulac · 1 day
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birdmans · 26 days
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It's never been about me.
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fire-gift · 1 month
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Feast your eyes on this special extended look at Season 2 of Interview With The Vampire. May 12 on AMC and AMC+. (c)
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