I watched this film before, I was so immersed by the plot and the complex relationship between the character, so I’m pretty excited to read the novel version. The novel interview with the vampire is narrated from a third-person limited point of view, which is focused on the main character, Louis. In this novel, Annie Rice definitely focused on how human nature, immortality, and mortality plays in a relationship. From the outset Louis struggles with his vampire nature, refusing for a long time to feed on human blood, eating only small animals instead. On the other side, Lesta and Armand contests Loui’s sense of humanity and morality urging him to embrace his essence pushes Louis to accept he is no longer a human, but he is a much more powerful and supreme creature, and when Louis makes the conscious choice to turn madeleine into a vampire, he surrenders to his “nature” of being a vampire. He finally destroying the obvious remnants of his humanity. On the other hand, humans like
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