I died laughing that after Claudia outed Lestat's secret rendezvous, Lestat was casually like 'Oh I don't know... if you remember... and Louis immediately answers Antoinette? thinking to himself... the same girl who you first stepped out on me with, that girl? Sure I remember her... I chose violence that day and wanted you to burn her and I see I was totally justified in doing so... the very definition of I can excuse murder and violence... but cheating on me again with that girl.. no thank you... please have some taste... and Lestat's pathetic ' I'll kill her soon...' they're so stupid and dumb, I hate them.
I just watched the ungroundable yesterday and I absolutely loved it and I adore the goth kids, what made it the perfect ending is seeing the little guy in the background
lestat losing an entire eyeball after acquiring Great (and terrible) knowledge and then later assuming leadership on a pantheon of immortals (stupid ass vampires) just gives off "what if loki unwillingly exchanged an eye for knowledge from Mimir's well and stumbled into ruling Asgard" vibe
At this point I would’ve preferred them keeping the damsel in distress plot point for Annette. Because. Wdym she was a slave and is now a metalbender. Who the hell are you talking about.
i think one of caroline's big conflicts has always been about the lines she'd cross for her friends. how she'll call herself a 'good' vampire who is above slaughter and creating victims out of people for fun, but how at the end of the day there isn't much she wouldn't do if one of her friends's lives were at stake. and having it be about her friends is good and well but i decided to give her an extra layer of angst by making it about her instead. by having her kill damon i gave her an extra thing to worry about because now caroline knows she'd kill for her own survival, and she has killed for her own survival, and this was before she became a vampire. which means she was always capable of it, even when she was nothing but a harmless human girl. and idk! i just think it's tasty. it's interesting. i think it's always been a constant battle, for caroline, to be a good person. it's a constant effort, and she can't really afford to even slip up once, and i think it'd just be fun to explore all that.
I know that we can't take the hyperreality of any musical too seriously, but I think that if the man who claimed to be super in love with me, that I went out of my way to find while he was a fugitive, who abandoned me the morning after I slept with him, who didn't even say good bye, who let me think he was dead, who let me RAISE OUR CHILD for TEN GODDAMN YEARS first greeted me with "you don't know the pain I've been in," my reaction would be violent.