Lestat de Lioncourt in “Unfinished Business”

Lestat de Lioncourt

The dark, dreary industrial world has finally succumbed to automation. Laborers stand in their doorways, hitting their pipes as their children half-pipe in their drained, empty swimming pools. Drugstores locked up baby formula and shaving cream. While Saks ate Barneys and someone told everyone that Lululemon was sexy. Facts are irrelevant. Feels are everything. And the value of human life has never been more arbitrary. David, Freddie, Prince Rogers, they're all gone, and the lights on Tay-Tay's era have dimmed. Fire coming down the hill, water moving in on Nantucket. No more safe spaces. It's my era now.