(Note: I'm going to scrap this later!! Done with colored pencils. I know their costumes aren't to the period, damnit, so don't badger me about it.. artist license! Yeah... *cough*)

A scene of my own interpretation from 'Interview with the Vampire' by Anne Rice.

After Claudia is killed, things go downhill. Louis torches the Theatre de Vampires, though luckily, Armand heeded his warning and fled before he did.

He asks him if he intends to avenge them.

'"Would you destroy me as easily as you let them be destroyed?"
"Why should I?"
"My God,"
"You're much changed,," he said. "But in a way, you are much the same."'
...
'And then I surrendered. I turned to Armand and let him draw close to me as if he meant to take me as his victim, and I bowed my head and felt hiss firm arm around my shoulders.'