Interview with the Vampire S2E5 Reaction Video

[@AnxietyRat]

6:51 Lol yes, I suppose you have been missing that. It's been a thing since season 1. Also every episode title is something that is taken directly from the books be it a line of dialogue or a chapter title. It's some little snippet that is taken directly from the source material.

[@DirectorsCutReactions]

Sometimes, I'm obliviouse to obvious things... but I eventually get there lol.

[@Malsvideos1025]

There was at least one time in season one where they didn't say the title in the actual episode but most of the time they do

[@SAJDES]

your sound is low...but, nice video...

[@DirectorsCutReactions]

yah, it's too low in the beginning. I have to keep the clip volume low or it get's copyright blocked. But I do have the closed captions on.

[@SAJDES]

@@DirectorsCutReactions it was very good commentary...keep up the good work...

[@AnxietyRat]

23:53 it's honestly really nice to hear that you have empathy for Armand and his situation... He's one of my favorite characters... And a lot of people in the fandom and reacters specifically...dont see his point of view like you do. Because yeah, they are BOTH treating eachother badly in this relationship. Like yeah Armand is being manipulative and clearly removing people's memories which is shitty but Louis is 100% still in love with Lestat and still held up on him and that's not fair to Armand. And that's not even taking into account the like twisted mind games that are happening with their Dom/sub dynamic in the show. And how it's like... sort of like replaying Armands trauma out over and over again in a way that isn't super healthy(there absolutely are healthy ways to do it but this show is NOT depicting that). In a way that it's absolutely not doing for Louis. If anything, Louis is just kind of reliving his pimp days 🤷‍♀️ but it's just an extra layer of unhealthiness, for sure. And I mean we're watching a show and book series that are within the gothic literature genre so I'm never really expecting for things to be super healthy relationship-wise anyways... but yeah...its fascinating... And I'm really appreciative of the fact that you can grasp the intricacies of both of their sides... People usually side with Louis, honestly.

[@DirectorsCutReactions]

I suspect that, I remember thinking the same in the books. We tend to judge so harshly of people without taking into consideration what made them what they are, not excusing the behaviour but understanding it.