This will be my last blog for this book T-T. But now that I'm done, I can think of the book as a whole.
I really liked it. So much so that I think I'll read the sequel (The Vampire Lestat) when I get through with my nonfiction book. The ending of the book was satisfying. Though Claudia was killed by a malicious group of Paris vampires, Louis got his revenge when he burned the theatre they lived in to a tender crisp. It was quite sad how Louis wasn't the same without Claudia. However much she manipulated him and told him she hated him, he really loved her, though as what, I cannot say. I also find it sad that the time had to change. Before he knew, Louis was living in the 1970s, not the 1870s. He didn't seem phased by it, but stories where too much changes too rapidly really get me.
Overall, the book was bloody (ha) fantastic and I'd recommend it to anyone! ^-^
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Ha, ha--bloody awful pun!
You are an interesting wolf, indeed. I look forward to your annotated bibliography project--vampire lore through the ages?
Good reviews, good questions of characters and motives. Do you think that you've drawn some conclusions about why your focus vampires have the personalities that they do--is there something in their blood that determines their motives (ha) or is it just that these undead had these personalities, and their vampirism magnifies that?
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