That makes perfect sense to me but I don't think the writers were trying to portray it that way. If they had, they'd spell it out.

That makes perfect sense to me but I don't think the writers were trying to portray it that way. If they had, they'd spell it out.

I'm sorry but this whole sirebond plot is screaming BS to
me. How is a sirebond impossibly rare if it only occurs when a human has
feelings for their vampire? This situation has popped up THREE times already on
this show.

I'm sorry but this whole sirebond plot is screaming BS to
me. How is a sirebond impossibly rare if it only occurs when a human has
feelings for their vampire? This situation has popped up THREE times already on
this show.

I mean let's be honest, Damon's grown- but not by that much. He did attempt to kill Matt at the beginning of the season, did the creepy blood sharing thing with Elena without telling her the sexual implications of the act, and consistently tells Bonnie that she's useless without her powers (their relationship has…

I mean let's be honest, Damon's grown- but not by that much. He did attempt to kill Matt at the beginning of the season, did the creepy blood sharing thing with Elena without telling her the sexual implications of the act, and consistently tells Bonnie that she's useless without her powers (their relationship has…

GAH, agree for some parts. The sire bond is a red herring that's disguised to 1) later on reinforce that Damon and Elena are the ship that can overcome anything and 2) to keep Stefan on this path to save her. I mean this entire season (and the end of season 2) Elena had been saying that she didn't want to be a vampire…

GAH, agree for some parts. The sire bond is a red herring that's disguised to 1) later on reinforce that Damon and Elena are the ship that can overcome anything and 2) to keep Stefan on this path to save her. I mean this entire season (and the end of season 2) Elena had been saying that she didn't want to be a vampire…

I have to disagree. I don't think Caroline was protesting too much because Damon had raped and generally abused her when they were "dating" and then attempted to kill her when she first became a vampire, while Stefan guided her through her transition when she had absolutely no idea what was happening (unlike Elena).…

I have to disagree. I don't think Caroline was protesting too much because Damon had raped and generally abused her when they were "dating" and then attempted to kill her when she first became a vampire, while Stefan guided her through her transition when she had absolutely no idea what was happening (unlike Elena).…