You know what? I kind of would get behind this, because he obviously would choose Laurel. Sara knows how to fight like a badass and she wouldn't want to survive if Laurel dies, but Laurel would be (hopefully) dumbstruck and not know that her sister's been alive all this time and double hate the situation. So: no more…

That is exactly what I fear. Blood is not really charismatic, and putting 50% of his scenes with Laurel is NOT a great idea to make it scary. I just want him to kill her off real fast.

I've never read the comics and have NO idea of any of the characters that everyone keeps referring to on a weekly basis. I'm excited for people to be excited I guess? I don't know. It doesn't bother me, it just shows that the writers/producers are doing a good job at telling a compelling story.

Yes. She couldn't just have been a feminist. Or, just a regular human being who hastes it when people abuse other people sexually. No. Being stranded on an island/disappearing for 5 years is not enough of a trauma to make people want to prevent girls from being raped.

That sounds like a worthy reason. Honestly.

Yeah, but I fear he's gonna sleep with Felicity before the end of the season. I really hope not. I would much rather that they either make it the end-game couple (which they won't because it's the CW and they just can't live without love-triangles), or they don't make them do anything at all because if they do,…

Ok. I see your point. And you are entirely right. Now I'm bothered too. Urgh.

Interesting. Considering the editing choices from that episode, I thought the Count meant that Blood was the "man of means". Means doesn't only mean money, it can also mean power, right? (I don't know, English is not my first language) And Blood definitely looks like he has connections and power to kill Oliver. I…

But I sorta liked that she didn't get a moving tear-inducing long death. It was brutal, random, and super horrible and honestly, I understand why Oliver would be so traumatized. Like, honestly. I was even more shocked, because I totally expected a fakeout, or that Sara would die since Oliver thought she was dead. I…

I hate that Diane sees that everything is falling apart (starting with Will who obviously cannot stomach Alicia's treason and must have really been in love with her to be that vicious now) and feels like she cannot do anything about it. All the men were acting like kids at L/G and only her was reacting like an actual…

Oh right. Alaric must be lost at the bar. Or, Jeremy hasn't thought about him in so long and Alaric's been waiting for him with french fries and burgers, getting despaired/angry/drunk.

I think it was more "it's amazing, you're you again" that she meant. She's a 19 year-old who never went to school nor had any parents. She dates centuries-old mass-murderers. She basically has no idea of what is socially acceptable or not. I'm cutting her some slack.

Yes. Forgetting that in season 3, Anna and Vicky couldn't see each other in the other side and that everyone was basically wandering on their own and super lonely. But hey. Who cares.

Yes. But now Klaus has his own show and it has amazing ratings so fuck these two seasons and the fact that Klaus is the reason Elena's life has been miserable for a year and a half.

Honestly, the writers are capable of much better. They shot themselves in the foot when they decided to create that crazy Silas storyline (the cure could have been about anything else, seriously) and now they're done so kuddos. They CAN do a reboot thing and write compelling characters. They did that for 2 and a half…

OK. COLOR ME CONFUSED. Does that mean that Bonnie is still technically dead? She hasn't been brought back to life, has she? She's merely been made visible to the living world, right?

Why, why, why did they bring Bonnie back just to torture her?! Just kill her and rid us of her already! Or make her useful. I am sick of whining characters. Can't they just stop feeling sorry for themselves and f**king take charge of their own lives? Isn't Elena sick of everything happening to her? You're sorry that…

But Katherine healed instantly, didn't she? I'm going with Willoughby's response, personally.

Nothing. She's never been to class.