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Fanart for The Vampire Armand by Anne Rice. If you've read it, you probably know what scene this is from.

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(From page 378.)
"How could you do it? Why did you do it?" - Armand to Marius (he's asking about Marius changing Sybelle and Benji into vampires...)

But this scene is actually from page 379:

...I withdrew to the garden and stood alone beneath and between a pair of massive oaks.

Their thunderous roots rose up out of the ground, forming hillocks of hard dark blistering wood. I rested my feet in this rocky place and my head against the nearer of the two trees.

The branches came down and made a veil for me, as I had wanted the hair of my own head to do. I felt shielded and safe in the shadows. I was quiet in my heart, but my heart was broken and my mind was shattered, and I had only to look through the open doorway into the brilliant glory of the light at my two white vampire angels for me to start crying again.
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Putting Armand's vivid description on this page probably doesn't help me though (because what you see in your mind is always better). I hope I've rendered this scene well enough.

Description
Fanart for The Vampire Armand by Anne Rice. If you've read it, you probably know what scene this is from.

----------
(From page 378.)
"How could you do it? Why did you do it?" - Armand to Marius (he's asking about Marius changing Sybelle and Benji into vampires...)

But this scene is actually from page 379:

...I withdrew to the garden and stood alone beneath and between a pair of massive oaks.

Their thunderous roots rose up out of the ground, forming hillocks of hard dark blistering wood. I rested my feet in this rocky place and my head against the nearer of the two trees.

The branches came down and made a veil for me, as I had wanted the hair of my own head to do. I felt shielded and safe in the shadows. I was quiet in my heart, but my heart was broken and my mind was shattered, and I had only to look through the open doorway into the brilliant glory of the light at my two white vampire angels for me to start crying again.
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Putting Armand's vivid description on this page probably doesn't help me though (because what you see in your mind is always better). I hope I've rendered this scene well enough.