The Vampire Diaries 3x3 “The End of the Affair” FULL REACTION
Added 2020-05-19 02:45:36 +0000 UTC
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Namjoon'sWife
2020-05-25 10:38:45 +0000 UTCOH MY GOSH YES!!! FINALLY MY BITCH REBEKAH!!🤗🤪... I'm sorry, I've just been waiting on her arrival since you started the show. Now don't get me wrong, I love all the Originals deeply, BUT REBEKAH, shes my fav💜Anywho☺️I love this episode as well, obviously 😂 but not just because of Rebekah. I like flashbacks, and I really enjoyed seeing Stefan's past with Klaus and Rebekah. They might have just sown that episode together to introduce Rebekah, or maybe it was always the plan🤷🏾♀️but it's always been a goody for me. Not much else to say expect I love Rebekah 🤣🤣🤣. Now that's not to say that you'll like her because like you said; the Michaelson temper definitely runs in the family, which I kinda love. But I'm just expressing how much I love her. Plus you can kind of get a taste on how her life has been with Klaus just based off this episode which is kind of... miserable. Anyway glad you enjoyed the episode see ya next time🤗... I'm sorry I hope this doesn't post a thousand times. My comment keeps disappearing so I have to keep reposting it😑
Dorothy
2020-05-20 03:56:10 +0000 UTCI'm really intrigued by your perspective especially being quite a fan of both damon and Stefan. Do you not think that damon respected Stefan and elenas relationship in this episode especially by giving them time to talk while causing a distraction for Klaus.
kyra bah
2020-05-19 16:16:13 +0000 UTCI didn't feel like the writers just randomly tossed Stefan knowing Klaus in cheaply. They must have at least been planning this for a while. They brought the necklace into play in like the first few episodes of the series and NO Klaus wouldn't have noticed it was on Elena, because she wasn't wearing it. In Know Thy Enemy, when Katherine abducts Elena, she steals her necklace, and when she was kidnapped by Klaus' witch, she leaves the necklace in Alaric's place when she runs off the moment Klaus let her go. Remember Damon said he found it in Alaric's loft when he gave it back to Elena on her birthday. Also in season 2 when Stefan offered himself to Klaus as the sacrifice instead of Jenna, Klaus insinuated there was more to the story of why he didn't want to kill Stefan. SO they didn't just write that necklace thing in for this episode.
Libby
2020-05-19 16:11:53 +0000 UTCRebekah, she's one of my favourites in this show. I love her. Damon and Stefan are at 2 different points in their lives, Stefan did the whole kill lots of people early in his vampire life (Lexi mopping up the mess and getting him back on track). What it shows is how long it takes to recover from a long stint without humanity. Stefan took 30 years to recover. Emotions come back individually. Damon flipped his back on about 15 months earlier than this episode and his was off longer than Stefan's. Different things help people recover from the humanity switch, Stefan had Lexi, but she was just someone to help. Damon wants to be good for Elena, which is why he's getting better more quickly than Stefan did, despite his being off longer. The humanity switch is like amnesia and memories coming back. It can take time, some thing will help with the recovery better than others. When a vampire flips that switch back on, it takes time to return to their normal self and certain things will help the process. I would say that Stefan's human kill tally is still higher than Damon's because Stefan goes into a feeding frenzy whereas Damon still has lots of blood control and kills when he wants, it doesn't control him. I like this episode, but at the same time I don't. I don't like seeing Stefan like that. Elena needed the wake-up call with Stefan. Although, again Stefan had played down how bad he used to be. In S1 he said attacking the guy at the founders party was the worst he'd ever been, when clearly that wasn't true as he used to torture people (that Liam Grant scene makes me feel sick). Klaus didn't know Elena had that necklace as Katherine had it when Klaus took her. The easiest way to escape Klaus is to be as close to him as possible, which is how Katherine has survived all of these centuries. When she went to see her family, they hadn't been dead very long. She's been following him ever since (that's how I read the situation). The Bill/Caroline scenes disturb me. Nobody should be allowed to go through that, you can't change what you are, and you shouldn't be expected to either. Did I mention I love Rebekah? 😉 Great reaction. looking forward to the next one. Take care, stay safe, stay healthy. x
Mandzipop
2020-05-19 14:36:59 +0000 UTCSeeing Stefan in flashbacks is so entertaining because even when he's being the worst you have 2 season of proof that he is capable of remorse and pulling himself together (even if it takes forever), unlike when Damon does something terrible and you only have a handful of scenes so far to show that he can be decent. Of course with Klaus all his issues stem from family issues and his upbringing, Elijah mentioned he was underdog of his family due to his species so it makes sense that he has such weird attachment issues- it's cliché and awful but it makes sense. That scene with Elena and Stefan really hurts because it's clear that Elena knows Stefan is lying about not wanting to be with her but she's also aware that there really is no way of freeing Stefan from Klaus unless somehow Klaus loses interest in Stefan. Every episode the writers try getting Damon and Elena closer, and that's no surprise but I just find it disturbing how much Damon doesn't seem to respect Elena's relationship with his brother now that Stefan isn't there to disapprove. Damon always did flirt with Elena even when Stefan was there but now he's just fully going for it despite all his brother has done for him and how clearly hung up Elena is on Stefan. I agree that comparing the LGBTQ+ community to the supernatural never really goes well but I do appreciate that TVD never really goes for the "discriminatory" angle and just focuses more on the choice angle because for the most part a good majority of the supernatural characters in this show never chose to be what they are. No matter who they harm or how much they struggle a lot of them were either born into like Bonnie and Tyler or it was forced upon them and they chose not to die a second time like Caroline and the Salvatore brothers. I get that Bill is doing this because he loves his kid but what he fails to realize is that Caroline was the victim of this change, someone's supernatural needs cannot be tampered with through psychological abuse, and Caroline is probably the most capable of keeping it together in this show despite being so young in her supernatural life because she's not emotionally unstable like Damon and she doesn't have Stefan's addiction problem. This was a lovely reaction, I hope you're doing well during this mess and that this show will keep you entertained in the meantime.
OhKayy
2020-05-19 13:50:28 +0000 UTCWell i think is fair for Damon to judge his brother from time to time, he doesn't always does it, i think he is very aware that his brother is way a better person in his eyes than himself, but Stefan was in a dark place and he was very ruthless so he can judge that because he isn't perfect, and when we met Stefan in the beginning he was once again was out of that dark place, but he had lots of moment in his life when he relapsed, and when we met Damon when he was in his darkest and he still is in that way but just like Stefan took years to go out completely from that Damon too is in that recovery path, and he Damon too had several moment he was fighting thats side of him in the past it wasn't like he always was bad and dark he like Stefan had his relapse and his recovery moments and so on. So it's fair for both of them too judge each other i think.
C. Alexander
2020-05-19 07:26:15 +0000 UTCIt's funny, this may be an unpopular opinion, but this has to be one of my most preferred Episodes out of the entire Series - I found Stefan's Backstory fascinating. I'm a little conflicted, though, due to the Character's ages, they could potentially write anything, the problem is, I actually liked this twist & I'm suppose to want Stefan and Elena together but I don't. lol However, I don't like how they introduced it; it's obvious that part of this came about wanting Damon & Elena getting closer and had to use Stefan's sacrifice/suffering in order to do it because that'd be the only plausible way. Now, having said that, I don't always agree with what the Characters do [that goes for everyone], but, I found Stefan's interactions with the Originals very intriguing. Not only did He know them, had strong feelings for Rebekah [someone who's NOT a Doppelganger, thank goodness], He also knew that Niklaus (Nik) is a Hybrid, assuming the knowledge very few people know about. It's really cool storytelling, but sad it had to happen like this. Interesting observation, if you look over the Flashback Scenes again, you'll notice that they changed their Outfits 3 different times: Either this is a Filmmaking error [Script Supervisor messed up], or perhaps to show a passage of time, 3 Weeks, 3 Months, 3 Years, though, probably 3 Months considering Years seem too long and Weeks seem too short with the information we were given. I don't want to be that person but I like Stefan when He's not with Elena, lol. At times, the Writers forget Stefan is the Protagonist, not Elena, a Central Character, okay, but not Protagonist, and yes, there's a difference. All in all, it's interesting what they're doing, I like the storytelling on Stefan, I just don't like how they introduced it.
Darius.
2020-05-19 06:15:45 +0000 UTCboyyyyy I love you but dont scream that much, my ears hurt hahahahaha joking next two episodes are great, I mean the complete season its great <3
Mariela Oquendo Rodríguez
2020-05-19 05:04:48 +0000 UTC
