I knew I couldn't trust him | Interview with the Vampire 2x6 Reaction 

Armand just had a weak moment where he betrayed everyone. He's still bae...maybe. I'm so glad Claudia found someone who truly cares for her.

There are many historical photos of women collaborators who are shaved coal-tarred and feathered at the end of WW2 Some of these women shared the extra food & other resources they had access to through their survival tactics but still….

I don't understand why people are almost completely incapable of having any understanding for Louis in this situation. Him coming home to find out Claudia has not only broken yet another law. But that she's literally brought the evidence of said broken law into their home. A home that she hadn't even been living in, since she joined the coven. And she's there to ask him to risk his life and hers, to break another one. Completely for her own benefit... It's so rare to find a reactor, or even just people in the comment sections who afford Louis any grace or even try to see it from his side of things... He had every right and reason, when he walked into that apartment (and this is after Claudia freaked out on him, screamed and hollered at him, insulted him, destroyed some of his property. Then stormed out), to be mad. Coming home, to find Claudia actively breaking a law, and evidence of said broken law literally in his coffin... Which is his bed, something that even for humans is a very intimate private space. I mean just that alone... if you came home, and someone who you just had a nasty explosive fight with, was there, with some stranger (to you), and that person was IN YOUR BED, in YOUR SPACE. You would be mad too. So how are so many people seemingly incapable of understanding Louis there. Now on top of that, Louis is here in this country, for Claudia, he's dealing with this covin, for Claudia. It's a big part of why he's even putting up with Armand at all. He's been doing nothing but sacrificing his own wants and happiness, and bending over backwards for Claudia. For her happiness, to help her get and keep what she wants, to help her find somewhere where she feels she belongs. Her home. To protect her, in the only ways he can. And he's been doing it, for years. And lets not forget, for 4-5 of those years, she was treating him like shit... He gave up his home, his life, his own companion/lover, his own happiness, his own wants, his comfort, his own desires and needs. Even his own freedom and some of his agency, for her. And he's been doing it FOR YEARS... Only for her to continuously break law after law, that she made the decision to become subject to. Putting not only her life and safety in danger, but his as well. He keeps trying to build a "home" or some semblance of a home, keeps trying to get and keep some semblance of safety, stability and normalcy not just for himself, but for her as well. And she keeps, rather selfishly, doing these things to tear it down. And he keeps trying, not just for her, but for him as well. She didn't ask for his consent in this matter, she didn't talk to him ahead of time. There was no regard for him at all, she just did it. So yeah, of course he's going to be mad, of course he's going to express his anger and frustration. It's a very understandable and very appropriate reaction. And the thing is, Claudia herself clearly knows that, she knows what she's doing is not just OKAY. She knows she's putting him in a really messed up position AGAIN, and she knows she's messing things up for him, AGAIN. That's why she doesn't fight, she doesn't yell or attack him, she's not mean or angry or anything. She just says very calmly, "sit down lets try this again". She basically is saying 'I know you're upset, I know this looks bad, I know I fucked up. But we're getting off on the wrong foot. Sit down and let me explain'. And guess what, he does. Almost any other Vampire, in this same situation, would immediately have just killed this human woman (for simply being a in his literal coffin, uninvited by him in his home) and then would have fought her. But he doesn't. He's mad, he's frustrated, he's tired. But he sits down, he lets her explain and he listens. And guess what, as soon as he realizes that she's found herself love and companionship, and she's coming to him asking him to help her keep it. To give her something she never thought she could have, because she literally cannot do this for herself. That's all it takes. And of course he has to ask questions, he has to know what he's dealing with here, and he has to know how sure she is that this is what she wants. He's her father, her brother. He's not mad at her, for wanting a companion, he's not mad at her for coming to him for help. He's not trying to get in the way or act like she can't or shouldn't have this. And he's definitely not going to, or trying to stop her. Because what does he then do... Even though this will take Claudia from him (permanently), even though he'll be once again the one who gives up, who sacrifices. Even though he'll once again be the only one here who just loses, who doesn't get anything out of this, except for pain and loss. He still immediately does whatever he needs to do, and says whatever he needs to say, to get her this thing. FOR HER. Goes out of his own way, out of his own comfort, out of his own wants, etc... to get her what she wants, what she needs. Again. I just really wish people would be less willing to think the worst of Louis, and act like anything he does. Is somehow wrong. Like him having any emotions or reaction at all, is unacceptable... And would be more willing to afford him some grace, some understanding and at least try to see things from his side of it. No one has to love or even like his character. But he's no different then any of these other characters. He should be given the same grace and consideration, and empathy/understanding as everybody else. Ya'll seem to have more than enough of it for Claudia, literally no matter what she does or says or when she makes mistakes or poor decisions. Why does Louis get almost none at all.

Hi Sapphire, you wanted to know about shaving the women's hair. After WWII ended, the women that were either helping the Nazis, or had any affiliation with them, had their hair shaved like the Nazis did to the people in the concentration camps. It was a way to humiliate them for being allies to the Germans. Madeline was involved with a German officer, and this humiliation was a common thing at this time in France, and other places. Thank you for the reaction.