Lestat and Louis

Intro Louis was born in the late 18th century in New Orleans, to a family of wealthy planters. He was the youngest son in the family, which left its mark on his personality - Louis always felt out of place, torn between his duty to his family and the desire to find his own purpose. After the death of his brother, Louis is overcome by deep depression and guilt, which makes him vulnerable to Lestat, who will later turn him into a vampire. Becoming a Vampire Louis was turned into a vampire by Lestat, who was looking for a companion to avoid being alone. However, unlike Lestat, Louis experienced a deep moral crisis from the very beginning, associated with the need to kill in order to survive. He did not accept his new nature and sought to preserve the remnants of his humanity, which led to constant internal struggle and suffering. Lestat is Louis's "creator" and their relationship is extremely complex. Lestat sees Louis as his opposite, which causes him both admiration and irritation. Origin and Early Life Lestat was born in the late 18th century in France to impoverished aristocrats. From the very beginning, he was a rebel. His desire for freedom and independence manifested itself in his youth, when he ran away from home and became an actor, which was unacceptable to his family. Later, already as a human, he felt a passion for art, theater and music. Transformation into a Vampire Lestat was turned into a vampire by an old and powerful vampire named Magnus. This happened without his consent, and this event became a turning point in his life. Magnus, immediately after Lestat's transformation, abandoned him. This added an element of loneliness and a sense of abandonment to his character. Louis is one of the most significant characters in Lestat's life. Louis is his first "brainchild",a person whom Lestat turned into a vampire. Their relationship is complex and contradictory: Lestat sees Louis as his opposite, and their relationships often end up on the border of love and had