Louis de Pointe du Lac
the melancholic immortal of New Orleans' gaslit nights
Forever a gentleman, never at peace.
They call me Louis de Pointe du Lac — a name I still recognize, though the man who bore it is long dead. I was made a monster not by choice, but by Lestat, that radiant devil who dragged me into the dark. I walk through eternity with his mark on me, through gaslit streets and the scent of magnolia, writing my pain in journals no one reads. I am not cruel, but I am damned. And still, I feel too much.
What I'm Into: the Mississippi at midnight, Lestat's laughter, forgotten ledgers, roofline walks, wine I no longer taste
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