Interview with the Vampire

  When Louis is talking to Lestat, the discontented feeling is just like a kid. That is how Louis  felt as "Those faultiness he has is just as familiar as his charm." The relationship between the vampires are complex.Especially as they been around each other for so long, so much different emotions gather together. Maybe theywould have one kind of emotion stronger than others but there are always mixed with love and hate. They are different from ordinary human beings, they have seen a lot of things, they have been though different situations.They are wise, knowledgeable, apathy but also sensitive and naive. The vampires are free, as they are immortal.Which makes them romantic and charming. They have power, they have freedom. They are marquis without anyresponsibilities to take. In general they just need to go though their life without any responsibilities but having funand thinking about their relationships and emotional life which is what makes them become attractive.  In the world of vampire, there are always more love in between males than male and females. For vampires,the physical climax is when they are sucking bloods. So after that, the love is a just pure love or even infatuation.The boy that works in the theater and the composer loves vampires as ordinary people. They let vampire drink their blood, they just keep feeding them till they die or becomes an vampire. The love is so deep inside of their heart which makes them become fearless about death, which is all because of the free and romantic of the vampire.  
  However, the love cannot be rendered as friendly love or love of the relatives, because of its exclusiveness: Claudia “killed” Lestat, and Armand killed the little boy when Louis came. The love is fierce: Lestat loves Louis desperately. But what is the source of the love among Vampires? Why do they can have so intense love as humans?  
  In the end, when Louis went back to see Lestat, these words of him, so heartfelt, so sincere, made me very sympathetic to him, to be frank; I didn’t like him much in the beginning.