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Season 8
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Why did they kill of Sheriff Forbes from cancer AND get rid of Jeremy so he can go off to vampire hunt AND Nina leaves omg😭😭 Like thats one of the main characters and two huge supporting cast, if they knew such a huge person like elena was going they should have kept Jeremy and the Sheriff. Not to mention the sheriffs death so random, feel like it came out of nowehere but at least she had a normal ending ig
This has nothing to do with the show, however I just wanted to share this. In my workplace, there is a client who resembles Isobel, also known as Mia Kirshner. They look so much alike that I was confused. She comes in two or three times a week, and I admire her beauty and she is also younger then Mia!
Stefan went from fighting compulsion due to his love for Elena. To try to kill her on behalf of Cade the literal devil. Like how did we get here?😭😭 it annoys me so bad.
On the flipside, I now have a greater appreciation for season one. Not my favorite, but much better than the last two.
Now that’s the math is right are you guys happy?
I think the actors are fun together and look good together. But Damon has an obsession with being loved especially over Stefan.
Since people want the actual math here you go 1912-1864=48 years of celibacy.
I’m rewatching and now on S6E5 and I just want to smack him. Such a pussy ass bitch, Enzo was so right when he told him that he didn’t see it at first but now he gets why Damon promised him eternity of misery - but he is not even worth as much.
ugh. he reminds me of my sociopathic (acc diagnosed) ex, only thinking about himself and the good deeds that look sweet from outer perspective - they are just a disguise. One thing is accepting that ur brother is dead, that I get how it may be healthier, but the way he went on about that was a huge jerk move and also lying ab shi..brooo…
obv not just that but that’s like the last straw, he alr acts like he is constipated might just put him out of his misery
with all the hate, peace out 😛
WHAT THE HECK??
CAROLINE GETS PREGGO BC OF MAGICAL WOMB TRANSFER SURROGACY?
How does the pregnancy even work in a vampire?
And wow. I Stefan didn’t choose to become a human? Or no?Why is that?
Damon and Elena have kids, right? Do they ever show them together as a happy family??
So weird. CAROLINE has to have her teacher’s kids….lmao
Okay so I don’t care if it’s an unpopular opinion, Shane is absolutely the most insufferable character written in TVD. I love the season in general, but his face makes me angry because he’s such an idiot. Now I’ll get off my soap box 🤣
I hear this song in the background all the time in the show but I can't find the name of it anywhere 😭 Does anyone know what it's called?
Favorite moment?
There has to be some guides or something that can help. I have watched every show and I am watching the originals season 1 on freevee. Do I need to watch vampire diaries up til season 4 then watch the originals in between.
Okay so in this fandom, I’ve come to the realization that so many people hate Matt, but why? He’s a teenage kid (early seasons) who has a deadbeat mom and a dead sister, and has to deal with EVERY ONE of his friends being supernatural. He also works his butt off every day at the Grille to stay on his feet, while also balancing school (also earlier seasons). Not to mention he is always offering his blood to his vampire friends, and offered to be the sacrifice to get Elena her humanity back. I’m so confused to why he gets so much hate.
I’m 3/4 of the way through season 3 of vd, and I want to get the best watch I can. I’ve been told by my friends that I should watch up to a certain season and take a break to watch originals, then continue - if so, when should I stop and switch?
I’m 3/4 of the way through season 3 of vd, and I want to get the best watch I can. I’ve been told by my friends that I should watch up to a certain season and take a break to watch originals, then continue - if so, when should I stop and switch?
i just finished the vampire diaries, so emotional
I was recently rewatching TVD and went to the library recently and stumbled upon the book, and I just began to wonder how true to the books the show is.
I know that Bonnie and Damon are endgame and that Elena and Stefan are also endgame, but that Elena is also an angel of sorts?? How accurate is the show?
As far as I can remember Qetsiyah in the span of around a day created the immortality elixir, created a cure to immortality, created the Otherside, made Amara the Anchor to the Otherside, turned Silas into stone and entombed him on a remote island and seemingly cloaked it.
This are all extremely high level feats of magic and as far as we know she did it all with her raw power. However we know that a Nexus Vorti happens after a great mystical occurrence and that a Nexus Vorti can be channeled to achieve great magical feats.
I theorise that Qetsiyah channelled the Nexus vorti from creating the immortality elixir in order to easily achieve all her other feats of power. Think of it like a chain reaction, her first major spell creates a nexus vorti and she uses that to achieve another high level feat thus creating another Nexus vorti and so on until she's done for the day.
If my theory is true do you think Bonnie does a similar thing in season 8 when she beats cade, stops hellfire, creates her psychic dimension and then creates a prison world for Kai Parker. Essentially riding the magical high of her initial feat.
I love how in 4x6 after Elena killed Connor Klaus tells Stefan he'd lock her up in a room without sharp wooden objects then goes on to put her in an absolutely normally furnitured room, with even statues and decoration in it 😂
like she could easily take the furniture apart to hurt herself with the pieces😅
this is a supernatural tv show about centuries old vampires, or new vampires with instincts to kill, witches in covens, werewolves, and hybrids who also have instinct to kill and at their very nature, are dark beings.
why are people policing the characters when they do something wrong as if that’s not their nature lmao. that’s what’s supposed to happen, they’re supposed to be bad. i can understand it if sometimes their villainy becomes to human-like/realistic, because now it’s something you could actually see happening in real life to a less extreme degree. but c’mon…
why can’t people see the characters for the complex beings that they are who are most of the time at war with themselves and their nature??
i get annoyed as hell with damon, but only because his villainy sometimes borders on human-like abuse. i don’t care if he kills random people lmao, as long as if his reasons weren’t because he didn’t get his way and he wanted to upset the person who didn’t give it to him.
klaus only annoys me when he’s being a menace to his sister. otherwise, i expect him to do all the things he does because that’s his character. i expect the oldest vampire/hybrid in the world to be a villain who wants reign over all the supernatural beings and to do what he feels he has to do to get there, because that’s the story.
i expect stefan to be a ripper and do terrible things because he’s a vampire who struggles with his nature lol.
i expect caroline to screw up every now and then because of the growth journey she’s on and being a vampire and having the urge to do bad things all the time.
i expect katherine to take things to the extreme and be snarky because of her history and not being able to change her ways.
i expect bonnie to come off as a little self-righteous/unaware at times (season 1) because of not being able to stay out of the middle.
i feel like people should take the characters for what they are and they’d enjoy the show a lot better. instead of nit-picking everything and pointing out when something isn’t right all the time. obviously it’s fine to converse about it and to be annoyed at times, but to say someone is a bad character because they do things that they’re supposed to do based on their character is missing the point lol.
granted these characters weren’t handled as well as they could’ve been, but i still feel like people get too…moral police on them when they aren’t exactly supposed to be pillars of humanity. they’re supposed to screw up big time lol. even a character like elena in the earlier seasons. she in some ways represents the good in the show, but at the same time is a bystander (for reasons she can’t help, but you get the point lol).
i hope this makes sense and doesn’t seem pretentious lol. i’m just trying to convey that when characters do bad things or the supposedly morally good characters do bad things, it doesn’t make them bad characters. it’s apart of their journey and complexity as characters.
take a shot for how many times i say “characters”