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Wyrm
is on page 248 of 346
Ughhh oh my godddd. I would've had a much more emotional reaction if Claudia were just treated as the daughter.
Ah, Armand, poor Armand. Why did I expect worse of him? Why did I assume he would be more reprehensible and cruel?
Why must this ask me to confirm a review after this commentary... Three stars. Three fucking stars. At the most.
— Jul 02, 2026 02:03PM
Ah, Armand, poor Armand. Why did I expect worse of him? Why did I assume he would be more reprehensible and cruel?
Why must this ask me to confirm a review after this commentary... Three stars. Three fucking stars. At the most.
Wyrm
is on page 148 of 346
Louis why are you kissing Claudia like that!!! God!!!
Anyways. Oh so that's Armand, huh? I imagined him differently. Huh
— Jul 01, 2026 12:42PM
Anyways. Oh so that's Armand, huh? I imagined him differently. Huh
Wyrm
is on page 183 of 346
Oh, lovely!!! The European traveling saga grossly tainted by a 5-year-old vampire girl with a woman's mind kissing her father on the mouth! Anne, Claudia is supposed to represent your daughter. Louis is supposed to represent you. What the fuck, ma'am
— Jul 01, 2026 09:54AM
Wyrm
is on page 181 of 346
Anne Rice why were you so weird with the way you wrote children
— Jun 07, 2026 12:17PM
Wyrm
is on page 124 of 346
Anne Rice why are you so weird with how you write childrennnn I don't care that Claudia is based off of your dead daughter who died of leukemia at the age of 5 it's still weirdddd oh my god... how on earth do you write a book with a character who mentally ages but is stuck in the body of a child without being weird about it? is it even possible
— Jun 03, 2026 04:48PM
Wyrm
is on page 49 of 346
Definitely a product of its time. I'm reading it from the Barnes n Nobles collector's edition, which groups the first 3 books together, so the page count is a little off. Louis's transformation is like an elopement and despises Lestat himself. I wonder if Lestat turned him because he's lonely. The book is, to my surprise, mostly Louis talking to an interviewer: Mostly descriptive dialogue.
— May 26, 2026 12:12PM

