Could “The Queen of the Damned” Season Have Multiple Narrators / Points of View?

As today is the anniversary of Daniel Molloy and Louis de Pointe du Lac’s San Francisco interview, which originally took place on September 4, 1973, I thought it only fitting to talk about points of view, and how they shape the meaning of a story. While we’re waiting impatiently for Queen of the Damned (my guess, unfortunately, is 2028… but we shall see), I think the writers have already given us a big clue about where we’re heading next season on the series. While the first two seasons of the series (titled Interview with the Vampire) were narrated almost exclusively by Louis, the third season shifted gears with The Vampire Lestat, and put us firmly into the mind and narration of Lestat himself. Now, the fourth season will be getting another name change to Queen of the Damned, and just like that Anne Rice novel of the same name, I think we’re going to be getting multiple narrators and points of view this time around. Why? Well, executive producer and former showrunner Rolin Jones (showrunning duties will be taken over by Hannah Moscovitch for Queen of the Damned) basically already told us exactly that. “You paint yourself into 9,000 corners, but there’s also, probably every burnin...