SUP CHARACTER LIMIT.

[agodintheopen]

Pain here, mun of Red X umadrobin, Zexion amereillusion, and Wesker wentviral. I looked at the reserved page a few weeks ago, and I caved. Here's my fourth and final character, who truly needs no introduction.

But I'm giving one anyway. This here is Lestat de Lioncourt, probably the most famous character Anne Rice ever created. A 252 year old vampire from pre-Revolution France, he's been everything from an actor, to a musician, to a wealthy philanthropist, to the consort of the oldest vampire ever, to a rockstar and best-selling author (who will be very unhappy to hear someone named "Anne Rice" plagiarized his autobiographies word for word). He's also an extremely controversial figure in vampire society (despite being a cult figure among humans), due to him not only blowing the lid off of their most well-kept secrets, but making money off of them.

He's surprisingly friendly for a vampire (though that's not really saying a lot), but he's also extremely arrogant, vain, and self-absorbed. Though those who have read the books might say he's earned that right.

Good luck with him! If you want to get ahold of me for plottiness, feel free to do so at  misteeeer .

Comments

[urnotafraid]

I couldn't get past Body Thief and the only reason why I read that was because Lestat was the main vampire of the story. Even then I was just a little eh about it. Lestat was my ideal vampire in my teens though I've read a lot of vampire books, including one about vampires that got moon tans and stuff.

[agodintheopen]

Lestat is about as fabulous as vampires get, but if he sees any Twilight vampires, he's gonna think they're abominations of nature.

[urnotafraid]

Even Sho would find those to be so wrong and his vampire type are rather human in a lot of ways.

although I still say that Alucard would totally be showing all the vampires what it really means to be one.