A few of those emotions seem productive, at least.

As opposed to what Lestat has done, which was become angry at Louis and Daniel, namely Louis, and then afraid for himself. Not the same kind of fear, but this, this anxiety like nails on a chalkboard that he has ruined things and Louis will never speak to him again. Petty, but overwhelming.

And Daniel is speaking to him, but he's pretty sure Daniel would speak to anyone at any time. Lestat considers this, terrified for Louis, angry at Armand. Decides one of these is more urgent than the other.

"How did he seem to you, before he went to coffin?"