"I think that anybody here could give you a reason as to why I'm in an inmate."

There's not really a mystery there, and Lestat has little issue facing that fact. He's killed hundreds over the years, he takes a certain degree of pleasure it in from time to time, and he shows little remorse for his actions. His warden insists there's more to it than just that, but Lestat doesn't let those conversations get too far.

"The base assumption would be that something about us must be fixed and can be fixed. I don't think I need that."