Stefan Salvatore

While you can take in consideration that Stefan is the worst cause he's done worse things for everyone especially the people closest to him and/or with Caroline you could say she was better at it or not, I mean she only fell off the rails because Stefan and everyone else wanted her humanity back believing she was going down some dark path and so No Humanity Stefan convinced her to abandon her structured no humanity journey and let loose, in conclusion what are your thoughts and I look forward to see who was the best or worst.

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?

I’m rewatching for around the 16th time, and I’m still confused when Stefan says he can’t stop once he starts feeding on a human. He says this, but then he does feed without killing countless times throughout the show.. am I missing something ??

What did you think of Stefan and Valerie? I thought they were good together, and I believe she really did love Stefan. If it hadn't been for Julian, beating her, and killing their unborn baby, they could have had a normal life together. Stefan seemed truly heartsick when she told him that she had been carrying his child, and lost it. I also wonder if Lily would have been angry if she had known.

I feel like it should’ve been damon that died because he was never the one to make the sacrifice play like stefan always did but damon was only selfless like two times seeing damon die and giving up his chance to see elena again would’ve been epic

In Season 2, Episode 17 (Know thy Enemy), none of the Originals are able to enter the Salvatore residence because they signed the deed over to Elena. However, in Season 3 (various), Rebekah, Elijah, and Klaus just seem to walk in whenever they please. Thoughts?

When he snapped both their necks as an enhanced original and chased off klaus. He had no reason to keep them alive especially at that time when he was hellbent on killing every last vampire Instead he just walked right over them and it’s not like he couldn’t, he had the most lethal wooden stake that just happens to be indestructible and was one of the strongest vampires in the entire series. Thoughts or was this just plot armor?

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.

Pretty straight forward, what if someone was pregnant before they started transition would the child survive?

We know theres a capability of vampires giving birth to someone else children (Caroline with the twins) but i'm in season 6 and Valerie lost Stefan's child before she turned into a vampire so that raises the question, what if she hadn't lost it and in the belive she did and she turned into vampire? Would the child become in a sense just like Hope? (not a tribrid but rather vamp blood in the system)

Or is there a rule that states that pregnant women can't be turned into vampires without losing the child?

For Damon Salvatore’s fandom page you should add a section for 1865 because that's when he made sure vervain never grew in mystic falls again. That's what Stefan said in season 1.

In Mommie Dearest, why did they act like Julian could only be killed by the Phoenix Sword? Just because he was hundreds of years old, it didn't change the fact that he could still be killed by decapitation or a simple stake through the heart, which Stefan did several episodes later.

I’m re-watching TVD for the sixth time. in Season 3, Episode 3 of The Vampire Diaires. Elena was hiding in Stefan’s Chicago 1920’s apartment cupboard while Klaus and Stefan went as well. Why didn’t Klaus find her hiding if he’s an Original with Super Sense? You’d think he would smell a human that’s in there?

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.

I have been watching this show since it aired, and I love trying to find the deeper meaning to plots, and the story line. We all know how much of an emotional roller coaster it is watching the season 3 finale. There is so much that happens but I’m particularly focused on what Elena was thinking when she decided to die in Matt’s truck. I have four theories for why:

1) It was her fate, she already had a second chance when Stefan saved her the first time and she didn’t feel deserving of a third chance. She thought if she was saved again, she would be cheating death and her fate again.

2) Couldn’t live with the lose of her friends (Damon, Stefan, Caroline, Tyler) who she thought were going to die because Klaus was killed; (Elena didn’t know yet that Klaus didn’t actually die). The flash back scenes were her thinking that she barely survived grieving her parents, and didn’t think she’d be strong enough to grieve 5 (including Matt if Stefan had saved her) of her closest friends.

3) Just wanted Matt to live, at least be able to save one of her friends. She was being selfless.

4) About having control over the situation, being able to make this choice / Stefan always respecting her choices. She didn’t have control when her parents died but she could control the situation this time around.

What does everyone else think? Does anyone have any other ideas about why Elena chose to die in Matt’s truck? I definitely think it was symbolic to have her die there, and it made it so much more emotionally.