The Betrayal! | Interview with the Vampire S2 Finale + S3 Teaser 

Is Lestat saying "the Great Laws" here or "the great loss"? Rhetorical question. Intentional or not, I cherish the ambiguity.

Thanks for the reaction! I believe that in the teaser, vampire Daniel isn't coughing like a human, rather Lestat's choking him with his mind in response to being asked how he feels about the book.

Are those demon slayer hair ties??? SO CUTE! ^_^

So there's something that you keep saying, and I've seen some other people say too, that's not quite right. So this first book, this first adaption is "supposed" to be Louis' story, Louis' memory. Louis' POV. But it's not been Louis 100%. Since S1ep4, it's been mostly Claudia, with splashes here and there, of Louis. Then S2 has shifted back to being more Louis, but even as he's telling his POV, we're also still getting Claudias as well. And after, I think it was ep 2, it's actually been more Armand, than Louis or Claudia. Where Armand has actually been telling parts of the story that should have been from Louis, but he instead takes over... So when alot of people are like 'Louis this' 'Louis that' 'has Louis just been lying', 'is he not telling the truth', etc. Please remember that everything we've been told/everything we've seen so far. Has not just been Louis. Claudias turning in S1 was told from Claudias diaries, Louis wasn't even present when Daniel was reading it. The fight in ep 5, as we were told in S1, was from Claudias POV, again, her diaries. The only part we really got that could only have been Louis' (unless more in revealed next season) is the exchange between Loustat, up in the sky. And then both we re-told, but again still not by Louis or Louis' POV, but by Lestat. As part of a script, on a stay orchestrated and re-told itself. BY ARMAND... Louis is not the only one lying here. Louis is not the only one not telling the truth, or bending the truth. Louis is not the only "unreliable narrator" here. And out of everyone, Louis is actually the one who has the least amount of control over what he can and can't remember. Due to trauma and abuse, and loss, etc. But also because Armand has been in his mind for over 50yrs, mixing things around, like a bowl of ramen. Alot of his inability to remember, and lack of agency in retelling his own story/history... is not something he's doing intentionally. Or even actively. He clearly wants the truth, just as much as we do, just as much as Daniel does, even if it hurts him.

Summary of that Book 2: The Vampire Lestat teaser. Daniel asks Lestat how he likes the book he and Louis wrote; Lestat chokes Daniel, then sings "Oo-oo-oo-wa-ha." The end.