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Compare & Contrast: Book vs Movie vs Show
SevenStars replied to Scarlett45's topic in Interview With The Vampire
Louis did let her go. It was Lestat who went and force her back into the fold because he was afraid Louis would kill himself without Claudia there to give him some happiness. Lestat basically ignoring/ don't know that Louis' depression is the reason he wants to kill himself and Claudia can't fix his depression. Claudia is trap because Lestat made sure she knew that if she left, he would do worst to her than Bruce did and Claudia believed him with good reason after what he did to Louis. -
S01.E02: ...After The Phantoms Of Your Former Self
SevenStars replied to Mr. Sparkle's topic in Interview With The Vampire
Yeah, she suspected her son of being gay. I think that's one of the reason she seems to favor Paul over him. I really dislike how she treats Louis. I think her hateful statements to Louis after Paul had just died helped push Louis towards accepting Lestat proposal to be a vampire -
I agree, Death and the others could have saved Dream. But I'm not sure if it's a plot point or a part of the story the writers are waiting to explore.
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Unity did speak lovingly about her golden eye "man". So base on her telling, it seems like they had a loving relationship in her dream.
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Putting this in spoiler tag because it is explain in later episodes.
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She might, like Death. I have not read the comic but I wonder if they explore more of Death's realm.
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John really seems like he had the maturity and mentality of a little boy. His last scenes with Dream really showcase that to me.
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I loved that Lucifer looked like she wanted to cry when Dream stated that hell power come from those in hell dreaming of heaven. Even Lucifer, while he is ruling hell, he is still dreaming of heaven.
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Death did mention that she is not always there for everyone. And I assumed she wouldn't be there knowing they were after her.
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He was spiteful and vengeful, and to me that is understandable base on the circumstances. It makes sense, especially when it's shown that he is/was cold and seemly inhumanly detached from not only humanity but also from his own "subjects".
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He is an Endless, 100 years is probably a month for him and he probably know that sooner or later these humans would make a mistake, like they always do and he would be free. And why should he care about what is happening with humans when they're the ones doing this to him. I get it.
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Interesting because I felt the opposite the only time I was truly invested in Rose's story was when Dream was there and any connections to Dream, apart from Jed's side of the story. I was more interested in Jed's side of the story than Rose until the hotel.
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Realizing that Jasmine was Dream's companion for who knows how long, it makes totally sense why he wouldn't take Alex's deal after he killed his companion/friend in cold blood. It make sense for Alex to offer Dream that deal but It also makes sense why Dream rejected it. I would not have blame Dream if he had accepted the deal and still take vengeance against Alex.
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You mean to be fair to Nada? But when you consider who Dream is, it make sense for him not to care about that type of calamity because he probably seen hundreds/thousands (?) Of these things in his lifetime. So to him, this calamity is nothing compare to his love. 😂😂
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In this case it might have to do with both race and modern time because bw are usually not expected or written as damsels, simply because when they're written as damsels, the characters get more unreasonable hate than expected base on the storyline. So I think it might be a combination of them changing Rose's race and modern time.