Joanna Robinson

That's for sure right.

I think that the fact that the shame and the fear of discovery is only present in the contemporary timeline tells me that that's more about...

introduces the possibility that that's more about his fear of what the other people he values would think than what he himself feels about it.

Because like when he is, but I still think it's all a product of how you're weaned, right?

So if she's basically grooming him to be the mini husband,

It's not necessarily, though again, the epiphany part of it does also, and this is always interesting with Lestat and the show in general, what is the connection to something that's more mythic and eternal and universal and what is specific to you?

So the question of using characters in the show to say, hey, does every young boy want to fuck his mom?

Makes sense as something that the show is interested in, the story universe is interested in assessing.

Young Lestat

I thought, I'll bring this back to the incest thing in a second, and we should reflect on how often we talk about incest here at House and Bar.

Something to consider.

Something to consider.

Something to think about.

Something for all of the streamers out there to think about and something for us to think about here at home.

But like, okay, so you already know the dingy seat of the Leoncourt family.

Only a thousand years of aristocratic decline to, like, position us.

You have this stunning chateau, but then this crumbling, inhabiting family holding onto something that they no longer deserve or know how to preserve, right?

They're not caring for the land, caring for the people, et cetera.

Then you have the kind of...

The man of the cloth is here to introduce this monastery idea, right?