Bruna. 28. Bisexual. Brazil. I've got a film degree.
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Murder? What murder? It was an act of mercy. You didn’t kill Lestat. You spared him, out of some fucked up idea you had about love. Love? I bled him like a pig and waited for the death rattle. You were shot point-blank by an alderman. You were dropped a thousand feet and survived. You torched Antoinette, just to make sure. Where does the trash go, Louis?
Sex and romance are integral to queer identity, but so are the ideas of power and defiance. Queerness is surviving in a world that’s determined to see you disappear or live as someone you’re not. In Interview, stakes are heightened to astronomical proportions and the show stretches that tension to supernatural limits. In doing so, it highlights the damage that this world is capable of, and the resources it takes to exist within it. It turns out that being a gay vampire and doing crime isn’t ideal, but it allows Louis to be closer to who he truly is — much more than the human world would ever allow him to be. (x)