Mallory Rubin

Like, is it fucking with him?

Yes, but is it a way to be connected with him?

So what I love about that is that you can connect that back to the Louis that we meet in season one, you know, and Lestat in this scene calls him, what, bottom line Louis, right?

Like there's a business opportunity, you go for it.

And Louis later says to Daniel, I saw money on the table, right?

You know, it's just this idea of like Louis who always had this sort of entrepreneurial mindset when he was in New Orleans.

Right.

and how that has just expanded and expanded in his vampire years.

And so this idea that he, like, owns a random hotel in Detroit, but, like, how far does Immortal Properties go?

And, you know, what, yeah.

But the idea that, like, he's always, Lissette has always been interested in the theater, and Louis has always been interested in owning things and owning property and building money off of other money and stuff like that.

If you've got vampires working for you, you know?

This all really worked for me.

It's quite cheesy.

The, like, slowing down, the golden, the, like, you know, levitating up to the balcony.

But I loved this.

Are we supposed to believe that the band, minus Alex, is playing better now, like, finding their sound?

So, like, so to that email we got from our listener.

Yeah.

The ecstasy of letting Larry actually play his guitar rather than tambourine.