Many reasons why this might be so. Armand had, of course, participated in the interview, and falls somewhere between Louis' outright heresy and reckless challenges, and then Daniel's penning of it, and continued promotion, and the fact that he is a vampire is sure to spread in time. And then there is Armand, something of a hapless villain, lending word to the narrative but undermined by its truth.
He expects his status is nearer to Lestat's in relation to the text, more so than Louis or Molloy. But perhaps the ones who are anxious for war are young, or younger. The old ones, those who could meaningfully punish him, still sleeping.
It isn't about him. But Daniel is concerned. Or trying to gather information.
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Many reasons why this might be so. Armand had, of course, participated in the interview, and falls somewhere between Louis' outright heresy and reckless challenges, and then Daniel's penning of it, and continued promotion, and the fact that he is a vampire is sure to spread in time. And then there is Armand, something of a hapless villain, lending word to the narrative but undermined by its truth.
He expects his status is nearer to Lestat's in relation to the text, more so than Louis or Molloy. But perhaps the ones who are anxious for war are young, or younger. The old ones, those who could meaningfully punish him, still sleeping.
It isn't about him. But Daniel is concerned. Or trying to gather information.
You're going to continue your tour?