Claudia has just killed Lestat and Louis cannot believe what is happening. C...
Lestat is frustrated with Claudia being stuck on the fact she wants to be a g...
Louis and Claudia dump Lestat's body in the swamp. Claudia tries to justify ...
Lestat and Louis find Claudia watching a naked woman through a window. Lestat...
Claudia kills her piano teacher because she never listens to Louis or Lestat ...
Claudia demands to know who made her a vampire. Lestat insults her and Claudi...
Claudia is ready to move on to the city to find people to feed on after being...
Lestat has killed and revived Claudia back from the dead so she can be a vamp...
Lestat has returned from his death and Claudia and Louis look on in disbelief...
Claudia begs Louis to make her a companion in which Louis will not. Claudia ...
Claudia approaches Louis which appears to be in effort to make peace with him.
Claudia slyly tries to convince Louis that they should leave Lestat.
While Lestat is writhing and dying because of Claudia setting him up to drink...
Claudia slyly tries to convince Louis that they should leave Lestat.
Even though Claudia is resentful toward Louis for making her into a vampire, ...
Claudia has killed Lestat and now is in fear for her life. Louis tries to tel...
Claudia tells Louis that Armand's soul spoke to her urging her to let Louis g...
Louis explains to Claudia how she became a vampire. Claudia states she hates...
Claudia offers Lestat a gift of two boys as a peace offering. She promises hi...
Louis tries to make Claudia feel better about being a vampire by saying she n...
Louis and Claudia are watching a play in which the vampires pretend to be hum...
After Louis transforms Madeleine in to a vampire, he is saddened because what...
Claudia is concerned about Madeleine after Louis feeds from her. She rushes ...
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