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INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE || 1.07 || The Thing Lay Still

Could the children murder the father? He was stronger than us, quicker than us, in possession of ancient powers that had been passed on to his progeny only in a diminished form. Add to the toxic air a new ever-present paranoia, and now, you are with us. We were compelled to sleep in the same chamber together again. He would have it no other way. We would spend our hours enduring, with little pretense of getting along, locked together in hatred. He would have it no other way.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE that even though every aspect of the prison is meant to pit every single prisoner against each other with forced hierarchy and competition, everyone is STILL persisting to work together. Tables coordinate to keep track of what machinery is affected by the electrocuted floor. Teams work together to find ways to assist and work with a physically and mentally-disabled teammate. Entire floors use sign language to communicate news across the entire facility.

They’re all still looking out for each other in a cage designed to make them fight like dogs

Bailey Bass in Interview with the Vampire (2022) and Jodie Foster in The Silence of the Lambs (1991)

TREASURE ISLAND: A Black Sails Horror Sequel

i gotta start posting on here

the journey home is an endless one

may sarton “letters from maine” // james baldwin “giovanni’s room” // neil gaiman “the graveyard book” // @wordsnquotes-net // anne carson “men in the off hours” // miriam adeney // “no longer fits” // han kang “the vegetarian” // “garden state” dir. zach braff // richard blanco “mexican almuerzo in new england” // mitski “there’s nothing left here for you” // julian barnes “a history of the world in 10 1/2 hours”

How many guards are on each level? Never more than 12. ANDOR — 1.09 ‘Nobody’s Listening!’

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE || Episode 1 vs Episode 7

"I saw him sitting a length away from me." "The thing lay still."

the eye in andor (2022) / the sun, by edvard munch (1911)