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Lestat de Lioncourt (i_liveforever) wrote in we_coexist,
@ 2010-02-25 19:45:00

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starting another book (open)
Lestat was bored.

Boredom was dangerous, with Lestat around.

He'd taken to filling Aeon Flux's apartment with straws more often, making her more harried and unnerved. He'd taken to following Dr. Henry Jones Jr., whistling his theme song. He'd taken to lounging in bars with a glass of red wine, writing in a leatherbound journal.

He couldn't find Mona. She must be gone. Dr. Wilson was too busy most of the time to be much of a help in alleviating his boredom. He kept, as always, a close eye on Hannibal and River. And he knew this place was down to only one crazed hormonal female that might try to ram a piece of wood through his heart.

That was just fine.

The pen scratched across the fine paper, and the vampire smiled darkly behind his purple glasses, even though the bar was dark enough already. A stray though assaulted him from across the room, and he fought back a laugh.

This would be fun.

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i_needsaving
2010-03-27 02:31 am UTC (link)

Alone with his thoughts, for the moment, Sam leaned back in his chair with arms crossed. Casual, yet still slightly defensive at the same time. He didn't want to think about whether or not he had ever truly loved Ruby, or if they had both simply been using each other, so instead he turned his mind to what he knew of the vampire Lestat.

"I can't say that I'm entirely familiar with your story," he said, "But from what I gather, most people who've been to hell come back with some part of themselves missing." Even Dean, whose physical body had been perfectly healed, still bore the scars on whatever was left of his soul.

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i_liveforever
2010-04-05 08:25 pm UTC (link)

"In some cases, literally," the vampire said. It would've been a mutter, if he'd been the sort not to annunciate and enjoy the sound of his own voice so fully.

His point had been simple: everyone had parts of themselves they disliked. After years of saying he'd do wonderfully in the service of the devil, given the chance Lestat had folded like a cheap card table. It had been so simple, too; he'd never, even as a student of theology, realized that God was such a big deal.

Or, really, that God wasn't one of the good guys, either.

There were no good guys. They simply did not exist.

"That particular part of my history is something that I dislike intensely," Lestat said, both eyebrows raising. His face was quite open and honest, but he'd had more than enough time to perfect that. It could all be a trick. He pointed to the eye in question with a long, pale finger and smirked congenially. "It cost me my eye and a large portion of my questionable sanity to get out of, shall we say, a deal I made with the devil."

The smirk became a grin. I, like you and your brother, have learned that god and the devil are a lot more alike than anyone wants to admit.

He shrugged. "I meant no harm. I very rarely do, actually. That's the most common misconception about me. I just like to be entertained. I also find you very interesting."

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i_needsaving
2010-04-05 09:09 pm UTC (link)

Sam nodded, lost for a moment in thoughts about bad guys, less bad guys, and worse bad guys. And indifference. He shrugged. There was something about Lestat that might have put anyone else at ease, which just seemed to make Sam all that much more suspicious, in spite of the vampire's assurance that he was merely bored, and curious.

"I have read that a bored vampire can be a dangerous thing," he mused, confessing to somewhat more knowledge of the so-called genre than perhaps he cared to admit. After all, not all bored hunters shacked up with loose women. Some of them shut themselves up with books. "I also think you have a very good imagination, and if I let have free roam of my mind, you would eventually get bored of me, just like anyone else."

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