In return, Lestat is not shocked to know about witch stuff in the broad sense—and it's a coin toss about whether this is due to being a vampire of a couple centuries and change, or living a human lifetime in New Orleans—but does sharpen his focus on this Mark. Or rather, perceives him as mildly more interesting than the average human being presented in front of him.

Momentarily, anyway. He leans back after these niceties with Jeannie, switches his attention to Daniel. "Why did you not get me one?" is delivered dry. "I said I was hungry."

At some point, at least, during the drive in.

His conversation with Louis, folded up and put away, something pleased in the affirmation that they, together, even if inclusive of Daniel, will wage this war. Speaks to a future, a framework of co-existence.

Lestat can, for their sake, muster an opinion on the state of the world if it means a continued and shared adventure.