LOUIS: Perhaps you'd like another cigarette?

MALLOY: Oh yes. Is it bother you or not?

LOUIS: No.

MALLOY: I don't assume it would. It's not like you'll die from cancer.

LOUIS: I don't think so.

MALLOY: How about the crucifixes...

LOUIS: Crucifixes?

MALLOY: Dare you look at it?

LOUIS: I am particularly fond of looking on crucifixes.

MALLOY: What about stakes through the heart?

LOUIS: Nonsense.

MALLOY: Coffins, what about coffins?

LOUIS: Coffins... coffins unfortunately are a necessity...

LESTAT: Don't worry. In moments you'll be sleeping as soundly as you've ever slept. And when you awake I'll be waiting for you, and so will all the world.

LOUIS (V.O.): Blood that I was found was necessities well. I woke the next evening with the hungry I never felt.

TERESA: Once you taste this you'll never go to any other tavern again.

LESTAT: You think so, cherie? But what if I'd rather taste your lips?

TERESA: My lips are even sweeter still...

LESTAT: My friend should taste those lips.

TERESA: Is his kiss as deeper as yours?

LESTAT: Deeper, ma cherie.