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* Paul's suicide, made all the worse by Louis' mother blaming him for it and saying something must have been said--when really, the last ever words to his brother were about how he loved him.
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* Paul's suicide, made all the worse by Louis' mother blaming him for it and saying something it must have been something he said--when really, the last ever words to his brother were about how he loved him.
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-->'''Daniel''': Was it raining, Louis?
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-->'''Daniel''': Was it raining, Louis?Louis?
** Louis utter denial of Claudia's personality and feelings is pretty sad, she cares for him in her own way and has been through so much with him but he just will not admit to the fact she 100% wants Lestat dead and was deeply unstable from all the abuse she was put through, preferring to lie and or rewrite events in a way that omits the parts of her Louis didn't like to look at. Daniel bluntly comments that when events came to a head despite all the abuse and cruelty he suffered at Lestat's hands and the fact Lestat was out to kill Claudia Louis choose Lestat over her, with a flashback showing Louis choking her in a rage exactly like Lestat did.
** The series ending reveal that Louis learned *absolutely nothing* from his long lasting toxic relationship with Lestat as evidenced by him having struck up another relationship with a shady older vampire, who book readers know is if anything a lot worse than Lestat.
** Louis utter denial of Claudia's personality and feelings is pretty sad, she cares for him in her own way and has been through so much with him but he just will not admit to the fact she 100% wants Lestat dead and was deeply unstable from all the abuse she was put through, preferring to lie and or rewrite events in a way that omits the parts of her Louis didn't like to look at. Daniel bluntly comments that when events came to a head despite all the abuse and cruelty he suffered at Lestat's hands and the fact Lestat was out to kill Claudia Louis choose Lestat over her, with a flashback showing Louis choking her in a rage exactly like Lestat did.
** The series ending reveal that Louis learned *absolutely nothing* from his long lasting toxic relationship with Lestat as evidenced by him having struck up another relationship with a shady older vampire, who book readers know is if anything a lot worse than Lestat.
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** Several times the racism endemic to the era comes up. Louis at one point is disturbed to realise his responses to being condescended to and patronised have become automatic and he struggles to get the white French Lestat to understand what he faces. He also has to pretend to be Lestat's valet at the opera, and later on someone heckles Claudia because she isn't allowed in a university library. the vampiric telepathy also gives Louis the ability to tell when even the men he plays cards with are thinking disparaging thoughts about him.
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* In episode 7, Claudia and Louis go through with their plan of killing Lestat. Louis himself deals the final blow, slitting his throat, but it is clear this is a painful thing for him to do and he is in tears the entire time. Lestat himself doesn't fight back and simply says that he's glad it's Louis with him in the end.
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* In episode 7, Claudia and Louis go through with their plan of killing Lestat. Louis himself deals the final blow, slitting his throat, but it is clear this is a painful thing for him to do and he is in tears the entire time. Lestat himself doesn't fight back and simply says that he's glad it's Louis with him in the end.end.
** Claudia crying after she tells Louis that they have to burn Lestat, and he shoves her against the wall, choking her like Lestat did.
** Daniel understands that Louis is being an UnreliableNarrator again when he says neither he or Claudia wanted to burn Lestat, nor that he was in ManlyTears while doing it, and as he barrages him, Louis holding Lestat while screaming in agony is shown.
-->'''Daniel''': Was it raining, Louis?
** Claudia crying after she tells Louis that they have to burn Lestat, and he shoves her against the wall, choking her like Lestat did.
** Daniel understands that Louis is being an UnreliableNarrator again when he says neither he or Claudia wanted to burn Lestat, nor that he was in ManlyTears while doing it, and as he barrages him, Louis holding Lestat while screaming in agony is shown.
-->'''Daniel''': Was it raining, Louis?
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* It becomes clear that Lestat is abusive to Antoinette as well. Emotionally manipulative to her and very dismissive, roughly handling her and using her as essentially a doll for sex, food and comfort with giving nothing in return. Louis (who wants her dead) even acknowledges how easily Lestat would discard her if it would get the “right” reaction from Louis. In episode 6 alone this has left her mutilated, presumed dead and sobbing outside her own home she was thrown out of so Lestat and Louis can have sex on her bed.
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* It becomes clear that Lestat is abusive to Antoinette as well. Emotionally manipulative to her and very dismissive, roughly handling her and using her as essentially a doll for sex, food and comfort with giving nothing in return. Louis (who wants her dead) even acknowledges says how easily he believes Lestat would discard her if it would get the “right” reaction from Louis. In episode 6 alone this has left her mutilated, presumed dead and sobbing outside her own home she was thrown out of so Lestat and Louis can have sex on her bed.
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* The tale Lestat gives of how he became a vampire.
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* The tale Lestat gives of how he became a vampire.vampire.
* In episode 7, Claudia and Louis go through with their plan of killing Lestat. Louis himself deals the final blow, slitting his throat, but it is clear this is a painful thing for him to do and he is in tears the entire time. Lestat himself doesn't fight back and simply says that he's glad it's Louis with him in the end.
* In episode 7, Claudia and Louis go through with their plan of killing Lestat. Louis himself deals the final blow, slitting his throat, but it is clear this is a painful thing for him to do and he is in tears the entire time. Lestat himself doesn't fight back and simply says that he's glad it's Louis with him in the end.
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* The DomesticAbuse from Lestat to first Claudia then Louis when he intervenes. Viciously beating Louis and throwing him around the house as Claudia sobs and begs for him to stop and Louis even while being horribly hurt, keeps trying to be a good dad and reassure Claudia that it's okay and she is to stay where she is. Both Claudia and Louis completely helpless.
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* The DomesticAbuse from Lestat to first Claudia then Louis when he intervenes. Viciously beating Louis and throwing him around the house as Claudia sobs and begs for him to stop and Louis even while being horribly hurt, keeps trying to be a good dad and reassure Claudia that it's okay and she is to stay where she is. Both Claudia and Louis completely helpless.helpless.
* It becomes clear that Lestat is abusive to Antoinette as well. Emotionally manipulative to her and very dismissive, roughly handling her and using her as essentially a doll for sex, food and comfort with giving nothing in return. Louis (who wants her dead) even acknowledges how easily Lestat would discard her if it would get the “right” reaction from Louis. In episode 6 alone this has left her mutilated, presumed dead and sobbing outside her own home she was thrown out of so Lestat and Louis can have sex on her bed.
* By the end of episode 6 Louis has started to have suicidal ideation and Lestat while worried about him “handles” this by terrorising Claudia, threatening she may have another Bruce appear if she goes and telling her to go back to “her cage”.
* The tale Lestat gives of how he became a vampire.
* It becomes clear that Lestat is abusive to Antoinette as well. Emotionally manipulative to her and very dismissive, roughly handling her and using her as essentially a doll for sex, food and comfort with giving nothing in return. Louis (who wants her dead) even acknowledges how easily Lestat would discard her if it would get the “right” reaction from Louis. In episode 6 alone this has left her mutilated, presumed dead and sobbing outside her own home she was thrown out of so Lestat and Louis can have sex on her bed.
* By the end of episode 6 Louis has started to have suicidal ideation and Lestat while worried about him “handles” this by terrorising Claudia, threatening she may have another Bruce appear if she goes and telling her to go back to “her cage”.
* The tale Lestat gives of how he became a vampire.
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* Paul's suicide, made all the worse by Louis' mother blaming him for it and saying something must have been said - when really, the last ever words to his brother were about how he loved him.
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* Paul's suicide, made all the worse by Louis' mother blaming him for it and saying something must have been said - when said--when really, the last ever words to his brother were about how he loved him.
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* Louis' anguish in the church parish, lamenting all his failures and how he is as a person - begging the Father for help.
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* Louis' anguish in the church parish, lamenting all his failures and how he is as a person - begging person--begging the Father for help.
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* The incredibly cruel fate of the tenor, his self-confidence completely destroyed before his voice box is severed, leaving him unable to cry out for help as he is then slowly killed over the course of the next few hours - all because of a few wrong notes.
* Louis' dissolving relationship with all of his family, each and every step of the way - culminating to Grace declaring that not knowing what is going on she does not think he even ''is'' Louis and has made a gravestone for her actual brother. She gives him a final kiss on the cheek and leaves forever, with Louis initially holding it together but breaking down sobbing as soon as his sister is gone.
* What is essentially a lynch mob running through the streets, burning black homes and businesses - which Louis blames himself for, with the death of the alderman.
* Louis' dissolving relationship with all of his family, each and every step of the way - culminating to Grace declaring that not knowing what is going on she does not think he even ''is'' Louis and has made a gravestone for her actual brother. She gives him a final kiss on the cheek and leaves forever, with Louis initially holding it together but breaking down sobbing as soon as his sister is gone.
* What is essentially a lynch mob running through the streets, burning black homes and businesses - which Louis blames himself for, with the death of the alderman.
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* The incredibly cruel fate of the tenor, his self-confidence completely destroyed before his voice box is severed, leaving him unable to cry out for help as he is then slowly killed over the course of the next few hours - all hours--all because of a few wrong notes.
* Louis' dissolving relationship with all of his family, each and every step of theway - culminating way--culminating to Grace declaring that not knowing what is going on she does not think he even ''is'' Louis and has made a gravestone for her actual brother. She gives him a final kiss on the cheek and leaves forever, with Louis initially holding it together but breaking down sobbing as soon as his sister is gone.
* What is essentially a lynch mob running through the streets, burning black homes andbusinesses - which businesses--which Louis blames himself for, with the death of the alderman.
* Louis' dissolving relationship with all of his family, each and every step of the
* What is essentially a lynch mob running through the streets, burning black homes and
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* Claudia's little cry as following an outburst on how she has nobody to love and pleading for her own companion to be made for her, Lestat manhandles her and angrily calls her a mistake.
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* Paul's suicide, made all the worse by Louis' mother blaming him for it and saying something must have been said - when really, the last ever words to his brother were about how he loved him.
* Lestat's implied DarkAndTroubledPast with the rage and grief in his voice as he talks about his former religious teaching.
* Louis' anguish in the church parish, lamenting all his failures and how he is as a person - begging the Father for help.
* The jealousy and toxic ways it forms with Lestat and Louis, with the complete lack of ability for either of them to solve it properly resulting in it only further brewing.
* The incredibly cruel fate of the tenor, his self-confidence completely destroyed before his voice box is severed, leaving him unable to cry out for help as he is then slowly killed over the course of the next few hours - all because of a few wrong notes.
* Louis' dissolving relationship with all of his family, each and every step of the way - culminating to Grace declaring that not knowing what is going on she does not think he even ''is'' Louis and has made a gravestone for her actual brother. She gives him a final kiss on the cheek and leaves forever, with Louis initially holding it together but breaking down sobbing as soon as his sister is gone.
* What is essentially a lynch mob running through the streets, burning black homes and businesses - which Louis blames himself for, with the death of the alderman.
* Claudia now only accidentally killing who she had feelings for, but Lestat than viciously forcing her to watch as he is burned away in the incinerator. All of this only causing her to break and self-harm, hating herself and her parents.
* Claudia's excitement at finally meeting another vampire being dashed in one of the most horrible ways, as he shows his true rapist colours.
* The DomesticAbuse from Lestat to first Claudia then Louis when he intervenes. Viciously beating Louis and throwing him around the house as Claudia sobs and begs for him to stop and Louis even while being horribly hurt, keeps trying to be a good dad and reassure Claudia that it's okay and she is to stay where she is. Both Claudia and Louis completely helpless.
* Lestat's implied DarkAndTroubledPast with the rage and grief in his voice as he talks about his former religious teaching.
* Louis' anguish in the church parish, lamenting all his failures and how he is as a person - begging the Father for help.
* The jealousy and toxic ways it forms with Lestat and Louis, with the complete lack of ability for either of them to solve it properly resulting in it only further brewing.
* The incredibly cruel fate of the tenor, his self-confidence completely destroyed before his voice box is severed, leaving him unable to cry out for help as he is then slowly killed over the course of the next few hours - all because of a few wrong notes.
* Louis' dissolving relationship with all of his family, each and every step of the way - culminating to Grace declaring that not knowing what is going on she does not think he even ''is'' Louis and has made a gravestone for her actual brother. She gives him a final kiss on the cheek and leaves forever, with Louis initially holding it together but breaking down sobbing as soon as his sister is gone.
* What is essentially a lynch mob running through the streets, burning black homes and businesses - which Louis blames himself for, with the death of the alderman.
* Claudia now only accidentally killing who she had feelings for, but Lestat than viciously forcing her to watch as he is burned away in the incinerator. All of this only causing her to break and self-harm, hating herself and her parents.
* Claudia's excitement at finally meeting another vampire being dashed in one of the most horrible ways, as he shows his true rapist colours.
* The DomesticAbuse from Lestat to first Claudia then Louis when he intervenes. Viciously beating Louis and throwing him around the house as Claudia sobs and begs for him to stop and Louis even while being horribly hurt, keeps trying to be a good dad and reassure Claudia that it's okay and she is to stay where she is. Both Claudia and Louis completely helpless.
