Bonnie Bennett

A witch can actually become more powerful after defeating a stronger opponent?, Bonnie after dealing with certain more powerful witches she gained more experience and self-control, and Freya too although Freya's situation was being disconnected from Dahlia and no longer being channeled, because this wore down her magic, is this story/theory real or is it just speculation? I've never seen it mentioned in the series.

Do you guys think that any of the main TVD characters should have a child to be brought into the series? If so, who and why?

Since tvd started I think many fans have speculated back and forth if nature is a living being or just something symbolic cause it feels like a constant contradiction, like the witch spirits seem to be the powers that be more than nature. And with these so called gods coming in the show on paper it looks like a great time to make nature be the person to end hope once and for all but look at the history of tvdverse, what did nature actually do in terms of powerful feats, it created? earth and even that is sort of a half thing cause nature might be earth like a living planet. It created humans and animals and the only thing confirmed to do by one of the characters is bonnies mom said nature took her powers away for messing with dark magic, mind you it was using dark magic to entomb mikael so he couldnt kill elena its not like she did it for evil ways. There was a reference by the shamans to the great spirit that aided to help create rayna or help raynas powers go to bonnie which might have been nature. And then we go off what powers would this entity have, by common sense it cannot be an omnipotent being cause by that logic it has no weakness unless it allows itself to be weakened, even hope is not omnipotent. And if its a spirit can it even die, presumably no? But honestly a twist I'd go for is maybe nature used malivore or should I say the mud golem the triad made as a vessel, that would make more sense than the excuse clarke came up with.

But what do you all think, should nature come in as a person or just remain symbolic? Im of the opinion nature should stay away and even if its a person it shouldnt be a physical being, maybe keep it a spirit.

I'm currently watching TVD for the 4th time all the way through and just finished season 7. I've thought this a few times, but this last time watching it made me SO MAD! Bonnie and Nora had such a good connection, as well as a few intimate moments where I was screaming at my tv "KISSSSSSS!" Don't get me wrong, I love Bonnie & Enzo, and I also love Nora & Mary Lou together. But I still feel like the writers wrote it perfectly and then MISSED. Did anyone else think this?

why isn't there an article on witch/huntress? Bonnie became something of a hunting witch in TVD after receiving one of Rayna Cruz's lives, and we saw some abilities based on what were formerly Rayna's like strength and hatred caused by the Shamans' spell to make her hate vampires and pursue them. she even gained her own brand and I could see that she could use magic as a weapon to hunt...why isn't there an article that speaks of the apparent abilities acquired by Bonnie?

I was getting caught up and I had some good moments and some bad moments with this episode. Why is there no Bonnie? She literally is the reason all those characters lasted long enough to the money for the school. They treated her as if she was negligible person. That's just plain disrespectful. Bonnie leaves for mental health breaks and gets no sympathy while Elena gets understanding. That's just low. As for the characters, Jed and Kaleb killed it as Stefan and Damon respectively. Josie was a good Elena but somehow better. Lizzie was a great Caroline. I loved how they dragged TVD so much during this episode.

In the episode Into the Wild, Shane tells Bonnie: “Expression doesn't require a written spell. Just think of it as a way of accessing magic that already exists inside you. You just have to want it bad enough.”

Was he saying that all other types of magic makes it impossible for a Witch to create a new spell in the type of magic they are practicing and limits them to the already existing spells in that type or that a witch has to write a new spell out before they can practice or use it then and there? I ask because every time Davina,Freya,or Bonnie had to solve a magical problem they were always looking through Spells that already existed instead of trying to create a new one or trying to wing it. 😎

I’m so confused.

Spoilers ahead!!

In the finale of TVD, Stefan was human. He got his blood in a syringe, taking the cure out of him and putting it in Damon. As we all know, Elena woke up after he died.

The problem I’m swirling in my head right now is this:

Stefan would have no way of knowing that Bonnie would break the curse on Elena and her. He wouldn’t know! People say that Stefan did what he did so that Elena and Damon would their life together. But Stefan would think that Elena still had around 60 years in the coffin. But he gave Damon the cure right then and there. So by the time Elena wakes up, Damon would be old.

The writers fixed that problem by having Bonnie be like “I did it it took time but I did it.”

... that’s all we get?! Isn’t this supposed to be unbreakable, except only by Kai. Didn’t he say that if they tried to find their way around it, they would both die instantly?! Isn’t this the reason that Elena was gone for 2 seasons?!

Anyway that’s it. Stefan basically unintentionally screwed Delena while Bonnie broke an unbreakable spell. We didn’t even get how she did it.

Bruh how many times they gone use prison worlds to save the day and these random once in a lifetime astrological events consistently happening to allow these prison worlds being created and as Alyssa herself pointed out their seemingly endless supply of Bennett blood. Like how much blood did they take from bonnie and why hasnt she questioned why they need so much

This has plagued me all 50 times I've watched this show so if someone has an answer PLEASE help!

She's in a prison world by herself and finds Damon's notes to Nova Scotia so she can get her powers back from Silas's tombstone.

A) She has no idea where the tombstone is

B) To get the passageway that leads to Silas's tomb to open up she still needs a "Hunter in full bloom" and has to place her hand on his chest and absorb the spell in order to open the secret passage to where Silas would be laying if there were other people in this prison world. This world is a copy of ours so the passage isn't going to be open, it will be shut.

So how did she get the cure by herself?

I would love to hear theories or definitive answers. Please?

So I’ve been thinking every since I rewatched Season 6 recently why did Elena get a ‘funeral’ but Jo didn’t? I understand a handful of the people like Matt, Bonnie and Tyler thought the wouldn’t see Elena again but still I fell like Jo deserved a funeral more than Elena as she was actually dead.

Does anyone else think this or is it just me?