Anne Rice: The Vampire Chronicles
Interview With The Vampire
Vampires - - 19th C - - New Orleans
Vampires - - 20th C - - Paris
Autobiography - - Vampire - - Louis de Pointe du Lac[i]
The Vampire Lestat
Vampires - - 19th C - - New Orleans
Poverty - - 18th C - - France - - Paris
Rock Star - - Vampire - - 20th C – San Francisco[iii]
Autobiography - - Vampire - - Lestat de Lioncourt
Relationship - - mother-to-son[iv]
The Queen of the Damned
Vampires - - 20th C - - New Orleans
Mythology - - Vampires - - origin
Mythology - - Vampires - - Egypt
Relationship - - abusive - - lovers
The Tale of The Body Thief
Vampires - - 20th C - - New Orleans
Mythology - - magic - - body swapping
Autobiography - - Vampire - - Lestat de Lioncourt
Memnoch the Devil
Vampires - - 20th C - - New Orleans
Mythology - - Christianity
Mythology - - Heaven and Hell - - the Devil
The Vampire Armand
Vampires - - 15th C - - Venice
Vampires - - 18th and 19th C - - Paris
Relationship - - mentor-to-lover
Autobiography - - Vampire - - Armand
Merrick
Vampires - - 20th C - - New Orleans
Witches - - 20th C - - New Orleans
Witches - - family history
Autobiography - -Vampire - - David Talbot
Blood and Gold
Vampires - - 1st C - - Rome
Mythology - - Vampire - - Origin
Blackwood Farm
Vampires - - 20th C - - New Orleans
Relationship - - twins
Ghosts - - demons - - haunting
Blood Canticle
Vampires - - 20th and 21st C - - New Orleans
Mythology - - Taltos
[i] In the Riceverse, the identify of the
narrator is a very important thing. This story, Interview With The Vampire is an autobiography of a Vampire, namely
Louis de Pointe du Lac.
[ii] “Relationship - - mentor-to-lover” :
Lestat de Lioncourt started out as Louis’ mentor in the world of being a
Vampire, but they soon became lovers.
[iii] The end of The Vampire Lestat is a massive concert that Lestat, and his band
(the Vampire Lestat) is throwing in San Francisco. Lestat is referred to, and
referrers to himself as, a Rock Star. In later novels, he mentions that as
reasons for some of his “eccentricities.”
[iv] “Relationship - - mother-to-son” : a
large part of what makes Lestat The
Vampire Lestat is his Oedipus Complex and his relationship with his mother
– he turns her so that she doesn’t die.
[v] “Relationship - - friend-to-lover” :
another thing that makes Lestat The
Vampire Lestat is his friendship with Nicholas de L’Enfant. Nicholas was
Lestat’s first true friend and first love.
[vi] “History - - Emperor Augustus and on” :
Marius de Romanus mentions at the beginning of his tale that it was the reign
of Emperor Augustus when he was turned. His story follows the path of history,
starting with the reign of Emperor Augustus.
J. K. Rowling: Harry Potter
Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone
Fantasy - - Magic - - Witches and Wizards - - School
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Fantasy - - Magic - - Witches and Wizards - - School
Mythology - - school - - chamber of secrets
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Fantasy - - Magic - - Witches and Wizards - - School
Prisons - - magical - - Azkaban
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Fantasy - - Magic - - Witches and Wizards - - School
Competitions - - magical - - tri-wizard
Mythology - - magical - - objects
Rebirth - - magical - - potions
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Fantasy - - Magic - - Witches and Wizards - - School
Secret societies - - magical - - light side - - Order of the
Phoenix
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Fantasy - - Magic - - Witches and Wizards - - School
Secret identities - - magical - - Half-Blood Prince
Mentors - - magical - - unknown
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows
Fantasy - - Magic - - Witches and Wizards - - School
Mythology - - magical - - the Deathly Hollows
Mythology
- - wand lore - - the Elder Wand
[i] The “Sorceror’s Stone” is a mythological
object that dates to pre-Greek times. This heading is saying that the Stone is
a part of the mythology associated with magic.
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