In the sixth episode of 'The Vampire Lestat,' titled "Montreal," viewers witnessed the unexpected return of a character. Jacob Anderson and Delainey Hayles evaluated the key moments of this episode while also highlighting the impact of developments as the series approaches its conclusion. The story continues to unfold through the complex and unpredictable nature of Lestat de Lioncourt (Sam Reid), as viewers continue to question their relationships with familiar vampire characters.

Louis de Pointe du Lac (Jacob Anderson) is on a quest for revenge to preserve the memory of his long-lost Claudia (Delainey Hayles), and his encounters with her chilling doppelgänger are particularly striking. Although Lestat's group has lost a guitarist, Lestat's mother and his apprentice Gabriella (Jennifer Ehle) have made him immortal. The tension between Armand (Assad Zaman) and Daniel (Eric Bogosian) is not a good sign for the other characters.

The writers of the "Montreal" episode, Ryan Kattner and Kevin Hanna, along with director Jane Wu, reveal the most critical moments of this episode. Anderson and Hayles discuss the complex relationship between Louis and Lestat and the shocking twist at the end of the episode, emphasizing the impact of these events on the viewers. Louis's call for Lestat to confront Regina (Hayles) seems to reshape the dynamic between the two.

The episode offers viewers a hopeful reunion as Louis spends time with Lestat in their Montreal home. However, the sustainability of this reunion and how the characters' future relationships will unfold will become clearer with the season finale.