Wow 
I'm intrigued by how Burton's character is like a modern-day socialite who's desperate to maintain his image, it's so refreshing to see a vampire who struggles with forming genuine connections. Like, can you imagine a typical brooding vampire with dark pasts and tragic loves? Not this guy, he's all about presenting himself as perfect 
The fact that the creators wanted to subvert expectations makes me excited to watch the show! I love how it blends the old-school vampire lore with modern sensibilities 
I'm intrigued by how Burton's character is like a modern-day socialite who's desperate to maintain his image, it's so refreshing to see a vampire who struggles with forming genuine connections. Like, can you imagine a typical brooding vampire with dark pasts and tragic loves? Not this guy, he's all about presenting himself as perfect The fact that the creators wanted to subvert expectations makes me excited to watch the show! I love how it blends the old-school vampire lore with modern sensibilities 
I think it's awesome that Jason Schwartzman's character Burton is a refreshing take on the traditional vampire trope, showcasing a more modern and complex persona. The show's creators did an excellent job subverting expectations, making Burton a lovable yet troubled character we can't help but root for. With its unique approach to vampires, 'Talamasca: The Secret Order' has got me excited to see how it will unfold! 
I mean, who doesn't love a character who's like, totally trying to present himself in the best possible light? It's like, Burton's got this whole "putting on a face" thing down pat 
. But seriously, I love how they're subverting expectations and making vampires more relatable, you know? Like, we've all struggled with feeling like we don't quite fit in or that people are just waiting for us to slip up. I think this show's gonna be really interesting to watch! 