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If we had to lose Claudia, I'm thankful she got to go out fighting and acting more grown than any of the coven. But I wish we hadn't, because no amount of revenge is going to unbreak my heart.

I find its got better jokes than the first season

Good review

Excellent review

Nice to see Clark and Kara being family. Wow Kara really likes Jimmy! P.S. Kara loves that black stuff

I think it's barely an improvement over Part 1, they never get me invested in the stories or make me care, it's stale, emotionally inept. There is not a single kid character that I even remotely give a shit about.

I see the movie before all of it it’s my favorite tv series ever

CizzyCron ♿️

Go Al

This was awesome

hideous show, but glad you liked it my man JVS!

YES! THIS JUST CONFIRMS THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN A FILM!!!

Firstly the helmet - must have a cortosis weave. Cortosis disrupts lightsaber blades. In the EU cortosis is difficult to make, though Sith use Sith Alchemy to make it. Came across it in the old Dark Side sourcebook for SWRPG by WotC. Should have been addressed. During the series, yet I guess not.

New Subs. I loved this episode and I love this show. Greetings from Argentina.

That is so much voice control

You bunch of pussies, he's just getting started

Armand wasn’t so overwhelmed by guilt guarded by Sam who was so enthralled by the play he was mouthing it word for word not paying Armand any mind! Armand was reading that script and making notes like always and that’s how he knew when Lestat was off script. He was observing the crowds reactions like always. He literally had everyone faced down on a table just by yelling enough. He’s definitely a puppeteer somehow…

That shows such class bringing his wife up there

I had the same feelings after the episode. I was just completely shell shocked. Armand could manipulate all those humans but suddenly can't freeze his coven? Lies!

I am not an Armand Apologist, I am not an Armand defender. I am an Armand understand and enjoyer. Every time people are like “Why would Armand do this” I feel like they haven’t really reckoned with the mindfuck that is his existence. I feel like I am the only person at times who doesn't think Armand is some purposeful liar, I truly believe that is giving him way too much credit. I think it was incredible and deliberate that the writers took one of the most defining lines of Armand's inaction ("I could not prevent it") and weaved it through his entire psychological profile. It is where Armand has internalized learned helplessness. We are watching him play the role he has always played and then asking why is he doing that. Well, we know why the show has told us. Even in the book Louis has to tell Armand that he doesn't even use a 10th of the power he has. He could have stopped it but Armand himself doesn't think he can so he doesn't do anything at all. Most people watching/ reading IWTV: There is no way that Armand truly believes he's powerless The Writers: What If he really did tho? “It’s not MY coven anymore, so I can’t stop them, but Louis is MY companion so I’M gonna push and save HIM. I can’t save Claudia, Santiago is HER coven leader now. I can’t prevent him from disciplining his followers.” He tells himself over and over and makes sure Louis knows it

I think the fall messed with Louie’s head permanently and Lestat knows it and Armand knows it.

My initial reaction was visceral too, I am still so confused and angry and curious. So many things feel so off. Even though I know the story the show adds new layers, some great, others debatable... So we never really know what's gonna happen. There are still too many inconclusive things to close off in one episode. But I'm gonna wait until we see the full picture next week, they told us to stick with them and trust the process... 🤞🏼

Great episode

I don’t trust Armand regarding his powerlessness

y'all it makes sense that ARMAND saved Louis. Who do you choose to be your companion for eternity if you're him? The one who yes sold you, your daughter and her new wife out but then saves YOU, uses 'alllllll' his strength to control the mortals minds and make them agree to banishment....or the man who gave the testimony that condemned your spark in the dark and her companion? Armand knows there's no way he comes out of selling them out without Louis being angry, but if he uses his incredible mind gift to save Louis while his 'competition' is why the Coven has enough to detain him...well.

Did anyone feel like Lestat seemed a bit unwell, like he’s not fully recovered. Idk this episode was well done. Still a bit shocking even if we already knew what was going to happen.

First let me say, the writers of this show are PHENOMENAL!! HANDS DOWN THE BEST SCRIPT EVERRR!! Going Against the popular here- Claudia deserved everything that she got. What everyone seems to be forgetting is that as a vampire in a coven abides by written laws that you have to abide by within that coven. Hence, Claudia agreeing to them when she accepted the coven ..Louis and Claudia were never a part of a coven and so consequences of those laws in their mind, do not apply to them. However, they are well aware of the laws when they went to Paris, and still chose to be defiant in their own way, or when it suited them. I do not for one second believe that Armand could not prevent circumstances and the outcome from unfolding. He’s a 500 year old vampire more powerful than that and the entire coven together. But he does abide by laws because that is in which he was created and he’s even held the coven to those same laws because he killed Santiago‘s maker for the same reason that Claudia made her companion. Claudia was becoming a burden and for everyone that loved Louis, are able to see that his love for her will bring about his demise so she had to be done away with.. This is not a matter of could Armond prevent Claudia from dying, and why he couldn’t freeze himself. He was not supposed to there are laws that you need to abide by and you need to understand the circumstances of your choices. Similar to a judge in a courtroom who would have to exclude himself from a trial of a loved one because of bias. But he would still have to adhere to those laws, .So everything., no matter how sad and unfortunate, happened exactly the way that it should have. if you guys were paying attention in the previous episodes, Louie knew that he could manipulate Armand to a certain degree because he was not fully healed from Lestat. (He even said so) So he was expecting to do what he wanted to do and receive consequences for it and unfortunately, that’s not the way of life especially vampire life. This is the one series that has me in a definite chokehold and I’m scheming on how I could watch the final episode without having to wait another week !! Bravo to the writers! Phenomenally written!

Agree with everything you said, my question is how does Armand, a 500 year old vampire that is so powerful is being blocked by the playwright Sam!? I’m with Samuel, I think it was lestat that stopped the audience from sentencing Louis to death because Armand in his narration said that it took him a look of strength to do it for Louis… and that immediately gave me the red flags because 1. Armand sold them out. 2. He’s not injured in any way to have to force his powers to save Louis. Also wanted to point out that Madeleine died for no reason because she was sentenced since she was made without the “consent” of the coven leader but in one scene Santiago tells Sam “I’m about to break the 5th law” when Lestat kept going off script, and the 5th law was that a vampire can’t destroy another vampire unless they are the coven leader… so why would Santiago say to other coven members that he’s gonna break the rule?

the story louis and armand are spinning doesnt make sense. if lestat's there at the trial for revenge then why is he crying, apologising and asking louis for forgiveness and admitting to hurting him. why is he insisting on getting punished for breaking the law by creating claudia? even though santiago and the coven are trying to cover for him. its very easy to tell when lestat's lying because he's followoing the script. its when he's off script you see santiago panick, you see the projector behind him go out of synch, you see lestat's true emotions: regret for hurting louis, pride for claudia. also, as daniel pointed out, how is the 500 year old vampire who can walk in the sun and incapacitate his entire coven with a snap of his finger held hostage by sam the playwright. its not even a convincing lie: he didnt want to prevent it because he wasnted claudia and madeleine out of the way. and i can bet you all the money i have that he orchestrated the whole thing and put santiago as a figurehead to keep his hands clean like a mob-boss who delegates his kills to his underlings.

I mean, if you rewatch 1x05 carefully, Claudia (the narrator) remembered similar lines ("Cheri, I don't want to fight like this anymore" & "I am trying to restrain myself"), and we didn't see what happened in the coffin room, only heard that the fight calmed down (with Louis reassuring Claudia that they are done), and then escalating again. The big question was WHAT prompted the escalation, and they answered it. Plus, weirdly enough, Lestat's narration absolves Louis of his one glaring flaw - indifference towards Claudia's suffering. If anything it makes him more sympathetic without diminishing his status as a victim.

My heart hurts.

I just finished watching, and I cried my eyes out! Sigh.....

Lestat is a known liar and both Louie and Claudia have some of the same recollections about him. I believe Louie when he said it’s true about him begging Lestat to create Claudia, but Lestat was lying about the fight where he made Louie the aggressor. Claudia would have the same memory and as far as we know, her version completely tracks with Louis’s.

Armand definitely stopped those people from sentencing Louis, that's why they set precedence with his mind gift but the whole thing is a long con in itself cause his "I couldn't prevent it" is not true given the extent of his power. It's more "I wouldn't prevent it". But Louis believes and defends it and even if it doesn't make sense, he chooses to hold on to it. A 500-year-old vampire who can defy the sun isn't being held captive by Sam and his one weapon, bffr.

Lestat said it, Louis is a library of confusion!

AMC is playing with our emotions. This is too much! Got me questioning both seasons now. What is the real story?

Hahahahaha where’s the filthy Lestat haters now?? Told y’all! No one listened

Love this episode

Amazing episode. Top 5

I stopped watching TWD since this episode.

And by the way the first video I watched to the gangster video by kehlani and sucker for pain

I just wanted to say I have the upmost respect for you because I’ve been watching your videos since 2016 and I just came back and your still grinding So just wanted to let you know may god bless you and keep going ❤️

Lucas is completely correct after sitting with this film I don't need to watch the first half of this movie again. I can just immediately skip to the apartment scene (with the villains) start from there then finish the film.

Shows pretty cringe, and writing's pretty crap... Shame...

If There is ever a movie made on denzel washington it needs to be played by Kanye West

Coming to Netflix later this year!

It's really sad how hateful so much of the fandom is towards this show for no reason at all. You guys are such a breath of fresh air! I have been unfollowing a lot of big youtubers who have suddenly changed their tune to being extremely hateful, I am hoping channels like you guys blow up during these dark times!

Grown ass people btw

Nice job guys. No we are all going in blind to the rest of the season!