The Vampire Armand

Main Characters and Their Development

• Armand - the central character of the book, a vampire who narrates his story from his youth in Kiev to his transformation into a vampire and life in Paris. His development is tied to his search for life's meaning and struggle with inner demons. Armand undergoes numerous trials, including the loss of loved ones and disillusionment with ideals, which make him more mature and understanding.
• Marius - an ancient vampire who becomes Armand's mentor. He plays a key role in shaping Armand's worldview, teaching him art and philosophy. Marius represents wisdom and patience but also faces his own challenges and doubts.
• Lestat - although not a central character in this book, his influence on Armand and other vampires is significant. Lestat symbolizes freedom and rebellion against tradition, inspiring Armand to rethink his life.
• Daniel Molloy - a journalist who interviews Armand. His curiosity and desire to understand the vampire world help reveal Armand's inner world and experiences. Daniel also undergoes his own changes, facing the dangers and temptations of the vampire world.