Reacting to Interview with the Vampire S2 E3
🕑 Added 2025-10-09 20:02:23 +0000 UTCIn this video we react to Season 2 Episode 3 of Anne Rice's "Interview with the Vampire" TV series (2022). π§π»
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Join us as we listen in on the stories of Louis De Pointe Du Lac as he's interviewed by a renowned journalist about his vampiric history and centuries-long life filled with love, lust, morality, mortality and immortality. The narrative begins and explores in 1800's New Orleans and Louis' complex relationship with Lestat De Lioncourt and young fledgling Claudia.
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Comments
Julie
I loved seeing you catch on immediately about Louis trying to make sure Lestat wasn't really in the picture!
Jules C
btw, "Puce" (what the coven has been calling Claudia) means "flea"βhence the flea circus at the endβbut is actually treated as a term of endearment or pet name in France, so it's not nearly as nasty as I think it sounds in English. also that Jean-Paul guy in the cafe? Fun little easter egg: that was meant to be famous existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre. I love Armand and Louis arguing about philosophy in the cafe, because that was one of their big things in the book: intellectual attraction, with similar interests in religion and ethics and philosophy, as opposed to Lestat's "the meaning of life is for you to enjoy yourself and stop asking questions" approach. Even if they don't belong together, that aspect of their dynamic was fascinating to me. Louis and Armand are a whole complicated mess... but damn are they fine. Loving your reactions!!!