The moment Daniel speaks up, fast, is punctuated with the remarkably elegant pivot of Lestat turning back to look at him. As if to ask, has he been in the wrong place, Daniel? But if he is asking that, if he had been, then this hasty amendment does something to convince Lestat that he would be the wrong man to ask.

Absorbs the rest. Takes a drag of his cigarette, and then sweeps a hand, like, exactly! at Daniel's question.

"And then also," with the kind of sarcasm that inserts a if I may provide some feedback,, "kill him, Louis. What are you worried for, that they will sentence you to a more concentrated death than the one they wish upon you now?"