The question has not been asked, and so Louis is saved from the cratering disaster that would be comparison between Armand's blood and Lestat's.
Blood aside, there is much Armand taught Louis. (Always just enough, measured out just so.) He has stayed dutifully out of Daniel's head, but maybe Daniel should learn as Louis once did that the process of trying to curb an intrusive thought is as conspicuous as thinking solely of it.
It is only fortunate that Louis' first guess isn't: Daniel is trying not to think of Armand.
"All of this," he echoes, just to see if it changes the tenor and flex of thought beating along the surface of Daniel's mind. Louis has hitched an ankle up over his knee.
Springboards off assumption to ask, "Is it about the woman and the fledglings we dealt with last night? Or someone else?"
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Blood aside, there is much Armand taught Louis. (Always just enough, measured out just so.) He has stayed dutifully out of Daniel's head, but maybe Daniel should learn as Louis once did that the process of trying to curb an intrusive thought is as conspicuous as thinking solely of it.
It is only fortunate that Louis' first guess isn't: Daniel is trying not to think of Armand.
"All of this," he echoes, just to see if it changes the tenor and flex of thought beating along the surface of Daniel's mind. Louis has hitched an ankle up over his knee.
Springboards off assumption to ask, "Is it about the woman and the fledglings we dealt with last night? Or someone else?"
A winding route to: Are you still angry?