" Ja nigdy nie dostrzegałam żadnej chemii między Steleną byli tacy nijacy w tych swoich niby romantycznych scenach nie to co Delena :DDD W scenach Deleny wyczuwało się pasję i namiętność, wzajemne przyciągania przynajmniej w moim odczuciu :D"

http://kwejk.pl/obrazek/1015539/i,don%27t,want,to,live,on,this,planet,anymore.ht ml


double face-palm

To ich zdanie :D ja mam inne :D Czekam na "awkward scenes" Niana po rozstaniu :d to bedzie fascynujące :D

Bardzo ;D

Przecież oni się w końcu niby nie rozstali? :D

Na upfronts dla CW nie wyglądali jak para. Ale kto ich tam wie, nie z dementowali plotek, chciaz powinni - raczej to nie problem wyslac twitta, by ludzie przestali plotkowac.

Jak dla mnie to nic nie powinni w związku z tą sprawą :D

Ian napisal na twiterze po zerwaniu z Nina że ludzie sie zmieniaja i zapominają sobie o tym powiedzieć coś takiego .

Początkowo, kiedy Delena była zakazanym owocem (pierwszy sezon, może drugi), można było odczuć coś podobnego. Im dalej, tym mniej "pasji, namiętności i wzajemnego przyciągania". W trzecim i czwartym sezonie zupełnie nie czuć emocji w ich wspólnych scenach. Zupełnie.

W Trzecim też było to czuć gorzej w 4 sezonie ale i tak się ciesze że go wybrała ;->

Nie przeglądałam wszystkiego co pisaliście w starym temacie, więc mam pytanie czy ktoś wstawiał już wywiady z JP po finale z TV Guide, TV Line i Entertainment weekly? Bo jest tam kilka ciekawych rzeczy ;)

wstawialem i mogę jeszcze raz wstawic :D

Nie no jak były to nie trzeba, ja już czytałam i tak ;)

zaszalalem i powklejalem calosc :D

W starym temacie bodajże na 18/19 stronie robb wstawił ;]

LOL dopiero zwróciłam uwagę na nazwę tematu :D Czy to czas, żeby zacząć szipować Stefana z Silasem?

to nie widzialas juz Stilasa :D Wklejalem linki - gdzies ostatnie 2 strony wątku poprzedniego - wspaniale manipy :D

Widziałam xD

Stilas - nowy szip ;D

A ja czekam aż ktoś zmieni obsadę na filmwebie i doda, że Stefan to też Silas. Kocham tego typu spoilery.

TVLINE | What’s Silas’ agenda as Stefan? Is he going to be sticking around town for some purpose?
I can’t say whether he’ll be sticking around town, although I can say that he’ll definitely be coming back to town when we get back into the next season. His agenda has always been to cure himself, to get rid of the other side so that he could then die and pass over and find peace. That will remain his agenda. The question is: How will he go about it? Everything he meant to do this year blew up in his face.

TVLINE | Can he really fool everyone into thinking he’s Stefan?
He’s going to give it a good college try. He is, after all, psychic, as well. So he can get inside people’s heads and make them think whatever he wants. It’s not like we’re going to play an entire season of The Parent Trap. [Laughs] But there will be some funny times right at the beginning of the season.


TVLINE | Now that Katherine is a human – and given that she’s pissed off her fair share of people in Mystic Falls – what’s to stop everyone from killing her?
Absolutely nothing is going to stop everyone from trying to kill her. That’s what puts her in a pickle that is going to have her seeking out protection from unlikely sources.

TVLINE | With Stefan gone, Damon with Elena, and Klaus and Elijah on The Originals, who is left to care about what becomes of her?
[Laughs] That’s the realization she comes to over her summer break. “Oh, boy, did I screw up, and now my chickens are coming home to roost.” She’s definitely going to find herself on the wrong end of a lot of vendettas.

TVLINE | So Nina [Dobrev] will be playing two characters again for a pretty significant portion of the next season?
Yeah. We’ll definitely see a great storyline with Katherine as a human, and a great, fun one with Damon and Elena trying to make their relationship work as she heads off to college and starts her new life.

TVLINE | Speaking of, why Damon? What were you hoping to get to explore in Elena choosing Damon?
Damon’s a character who’s been driven by feeling like he’s not worthy of love. Now that he’s on the receiving end of that love, what will that mean for him? And where will he have to make changes in him, in his behavior? Or will he still be, “I am who I am. You love me for who I am. I’m not going to change for you”? It’ll be a fun dynamic to see him either trying to exercise restraint or not being able to exercise restraint in the name of love of this girl, especially as he’s got a new houseguest. He’s [living] with Jeremy Gilbert as Elena goes off to college.

TVLINE | It seemed like Caroline and Tyler are poised for a reunion. Will Michael Trevino be back next season as a regular?
Michael Trevino is still under contract. When he’ll return, we can’t say yet. He is going to have the opportunity to return to Caroline’s life in Mystic Falls. The question is, will he want to take it, given everything he’s been through since he’s been gone, which will be fun for us to learn — like what kind of life he’s been leading on the run.

TVLINE | That last scene between Caroline and Klaus was so loaded with emotion and potential. Is there any chance at all of having Caroline move to The Originals? Or was that the capper on ‘Klaroline’ for now?
It’s not the capper, per se. We’ll have to be more judicious with the moments between them. We’ll see. Klaus has a long journey ahead of him. He’s got a very, very, very long road toward being a redeemed character. He hasn’t exactly been a peach. Even when he does nice things for Caroline, they don’t necessarily offset all the nasty things he’s done to her and all her friends. So as Caroline grows up and goes to college and experience a new phase of her life, we’ll see if she is still drawn to him and if he’s making the kind of changes that make her want to have him in her life at all.

TVLINE | Bonnie is still a series regular, so how does she fit into the scope of the show with only one person being able to see her?
She fits very much into the scope of the show as she tries to deal with the fact that what she thought maybe wouldn’t be so difficult actually is. The absence of physical touch and physical connection with the boy that she likes, just that alone makes her feel really distant. We’ll get to see her more in her own life a little bit as she tries to figure out ways to keep her secret — [and] also stay on top of her friends and what they’re doing and if they’re safe.

TVLINE | I’m surprised you didn’t find a way to keep Alaric (Matt Davis) around.
[Laughs] Put it this way, I was all on board with that pitch. I think it felt like if we kept everybody that we loved, we’d have an entire, new, double ensemble of series regulars.

TVLINE | Now that Katherine’s human, can Klaus use her to make more hybrids? Is that something he might be concerned about on The Originals?
Given his experience with his hybrids, he might be a little gun-shy about creating another army that could potentially be used against him.

1. Silas has a doppelganger -- and it's Stefan. Yes, the Petrova women aren't the only ones with the doppelganger enchantment in their blood. All of the convoluted twists regarding the legend of Silas, his goals, and his abilities came together. Thanks to a loophole, Silas came back to life, revealing that the immortality spell itself had a loophole: doppelgangers. Silas and Stefan share the same face. Stefan is Silas' doppelganger, and now he's trapped in a safe at the bottom of an ocean.

This is a storyline that has been in the works for about a year. "Last year, when Season 3 was over, we kept a small group of writers and we stayed for five weeks, to try to break the broad strokes of Season 4. Last year, right around this time, we came up with the doppelgänger pitch," executive producer Julie Plec tells us.

There were some complications to introducing another doppelgänger character. In Season 2 and early in Season 3, when Nina Dobrev was playing both Katherine and Elena regularly, she grew worn out, physically. Some of the decision-makers behind "The Vampire Diaries" were concerned that playing two characters could take a similar toll on Paul Wesley.

"We had to convince a lot of different people of how it could work and what could make it work," Julie says. "So that we didn't end up in a similar situation as with Katherine and Elena, where we exhausted Nina to the point of being unable to get out of her bed, because we accidentally overworked her so much. Creatively, everybody was very excited about the Silas doppelganger, it was just a matter of how long it took us to cement it, knowing that's fundamentally what we're going to do."

At the moment, Paul's not concerned about working too hard -- he's just excited to face a new challenge on the show. "He is so happy," Julie laughs. "Playing the straight man hero is not always the most exciting job for an actor, and Stefan, of all our heroes, is the straightest on the show. We get to go deeper into his ripper side sometimes, but for Paul, those moments are just pocket moments of opportunity to dig deeply into his craft, and a lot of other times he feels like he's just grooming his hero hair. So obviously, he's very enthusiastic about this, and has been supportive of it all along. He's been dying for something; to be a jerk, to be evil, to be the bad guy, to be able to stretch his muscles."

And in Season 5, he definitely will.

2. The resurrection of Jeremy Gilbert: "Vampire Diaries" fans are used to characters dying -- and occasionally, they pop back up later, whether it's as a vampire or as a ghost. Still, we were (pleasantly!) surprised to learn that Jeremy was coming back from the grave permanently, particularly because his goodbye episode was so heart-wrenching. Didn't the writers worry that resurrecting him would dull the impact of his beautiful, memorable send-off?

"It's something that we talked about a lot," Julie says. "Our intention, originally, was to say goodbye [to Jeremy] permanently. But then a lot of questions came up about the power of this girl losing her only living relative. It was so important to her journey at that moment. The global, eternally reaching tragedy attached to that is really sad, and really depressing."

Though Jeremy had to die in order to push Elena into the next phase of her life as a vampire, the writers quickly realized that it'd be impossible to bring her back from that dark, desperately tragic point in her life unless they revived Jeremy. Without him, Elena was looking down a long, black tunnel of depression -- and that wouldn't make for a particularly lively Season 5.

"We argued a lot, in the writer's room -- could we successfully bring this character back in a way that wouldn't feel cheap? Ultimately, I think that the way that it plays out, it does feel like the natural gift at the end of the season for this character that has been through so much," she explains.

Now Elena has a chance at some happiness in Season 5. "[Getting Jeremy back] resets her, in a way, where she can now get on with her life and live like the Elena that we know," Julie says. She is cautious, because she knows that some viewers might not be pleased with the loophole Jeremy steps through to return to the land of the living. "Critically, you can look at something and go, 'Well, that's a take-back, it's not fair,' but emotionally, I think, it's a positive. We might get hammered for it. We'll see. I'm hoping people will be so glad to see our Elena pull her life back together, they'll accept it."

3. Bonnie will still factor in to the storylines. Jeremy didn't exactly get a free ride back to the land of the living. Bonnie sacrificed herself in order to bring him back for Elena, and now she's trapped beyond the veil -- invisible to everyone, except for Jeremy.

It's certainly a tragic loss, but don't worry, Bonnie fans. Kat Graham will still be a big part of the show. "Here's what I'll say about Bonnie: I haven't personally seen 'Being Human,' but I do know that they have a ghost character that operates pretty successfully on that show," Julie says. "This is not the last we've seen of Bonnie. If anything, she will be right there in the middle of story next season, just with a few new complications."

4. Delena goodness! By giving Jeremy his life back, Bonnie essentially gave Elena her life back, too. Unencumbered by the sire bond, her grief, or a gaping hole where her humanity should be, Elena finally got to evaluate her love life with a clear head -- and she chose to be with Damon. "In death, you're the one that made me feel most alive," Elena told him. Cue the mouth touching! Now, with her vampire boyfriend at her side, she might just be able to enjoy college.

It's been a rough few years for Damon when it comes to his love life -- but Julie tells us it's finally time for him to have some legitimate joy in his life. "Yes. Absolutely," she says. "We're going to get to see Damon trying to be a good boyfriend, and while it's not going to be easy, he's going to try like hell to make it work, and they're going to have a real opportunity for happiness."

5. And what about Katherine? This season, we've seen a much more vulnerable side of Miss Katerina Petrova. She spent most of the year on the run. When she finally opened up and fell for Elijah, he rejected her in favor of a new beginning with his family. And then, in a moment of weakness, she allowed Elena to get the upper hand in a major showdown in the high school hallways. Elena, driven by very human emotions, shoved the cure down Katherine's throat. The thing that Katherine fears most is mortality. Elena gave it to her.

Just don't expect Katherine to go all Elena on us now that she doesn't have to drink blood to stay alive. "As a human, she's still very, very bad," Julie laughs. "If anything, she feels silly for letting herself get vulnerable, and she's taking out that frustration of her own vulnerability on Elena. If Elena goes after her, Katherine's still ready to kick that puppy."

Holy s--t, Stefan is a doppelgänger, Silas' doppelgänger to be exact! When did you make the decision to bring in another doppelgänger and why Stefan?
Last year after we wrapped season three, some of the writers and I stayed on for an extra five weeks talking about story for season four. We knew that we wanted to give Stefan and give Paul Wesley specifically an opportunity to sort of spread his wings a bit more. He did such a good job playing Ripper Stefan, so we wanted to play a long-foiled plan into motion that we weren't sure if we'd get to it before the end of the season or not; we always had it in our back pocket to reveal it right around the time it felt right. The way it played out we chose not to reveal it until the last beat of the last episode basically teeing up what season five would be.

We can only imagine how excited Paul Wesley was when he found out about this twist.
Yes, Paul loves to play the bad buy and unfortunately for him, Stefan, more often than not, is a true-blue hero. Obviously, he had this wonderful arc as the Ripper and he's plagued by his own demons, but when all's said and done he's still very much the straight man. Getting the opportunity to dig into this and really stretch and exercise his muscles as an actor I think just made him really happy; it's exciting for him as an actor to play with a new character.

So will we learn more about the Salvatore family history in season five, maybe about the brothers' mother?
We've just gotten started talking about season five, but one of the things we're talking about is definitely learning more about the history of the Salvatore family. I would say that at this point the things we don't know yet are fair game.

Can you tease what Silas will be up to when he's posing as Stefan in season five?
Silas is going to come roaring into season five with an agenda. His mission has been singular from the beginning, which is he wants to take the cure and die and get rid of the other side so he can pass on and be reunited with his one true love. However, the cure's off the table, the other side's off the table, so he's going to have a pretty enormous plan B for how to deal with that.

As for the other brother, he didn't get to be a doppelgänger, but he did get the girl! So what's next for Damon and Elena?
Next for them as a couple is a long-distance relationship as Elena heads off to her new life at college and Damon sticks behind In Mystic Falls to hold down the fort. We get to see them happy, believe it or not, for a little while before of course circumstances and other supernatural influence comes in to drive an obstacle in their path. There's something that we rarely get to do on TVD, is see a couple enjoy being a couple and we're definitely going to have our fun with Elena and Damon, who have taken so much time to find their way to each other really and truly. So we're going to be able to enjoy that for a while.

Katherine being the one to take the cure was also a huge shocker and we heard you originally planned on giving it to another character. Can you say who it was and why the switch?
Interestingly enough, when Kevin [Williamson] and I, back in season zero, when we first launched the series and started talking about knowing that one day we'd make Elena a vampire and with that move would come the realization that there was a cure; I think in the back of our heads we always intended to heal Elena. But the instant that we actually made the decision to move forward with Elena the first thing we realized was she would of course be the one person we couldn't cure because it was just too easy.

Instantly, we decided that the person that needed to be cured, that made the most sense from a story point of view, that would be a great surprise, would be Damon. We believed that because of all people he's the one that said he missed being human, but he's also the one who relished the most being a vampire. Well, about five minutes into the season, right after the cure was revealed to be in existence, I think I read instantly someone was like, ‘Oh, they're going to cure Damon.' I thought, ‘Oh shit!' [Laughs.]

Ultimately, the person that we cured we wanted to get really great story out of it and I think part of Damon's delightful charm as a vampire is that he is a vampire and I'm not so sure outside of the novelty of turning him human that we'd be able to get as much as we would have wanted to dramatically. We played around with a lot of other ideas for a little while before realizing the answer was so clear and so obvious and so right in front of us.

We're excited to see a human Katherine in season five; how will that play out?
Katherine is the one person on the planet who would hate to be human more than anything, who's always been a survivor and so fierce and such a fighter and now she is having to be vulnerable and killable, yet all of her evil deeds of the past coming home to roost. It's going to be great opportunity for story. Not only is she on the verge of getting her ass kicked every single episode, she's going to need protection and who better to seek out for protection than the brother Salvatore who have been so good at caring on and off for her over the centuries?

With Bonnie's death seemingly permanent, is Kat returning a series regular?
Kat will still be a regular, business as usual. She just now has the mother of all obstacles preventing her and Jeremy from being able to have the physical relationship that we've danced around for so long.

And finally, what will The Vampire Diaries' college years be like?
The best part about it is that we've got a town that we've very firmly established and the university that we've established with Whitmore College, which is not in Mystic Falls, but certainly close enough than you can roll home on a Saturday and do a load of laundry. What's exciting is to create a whole new world and new characters and new friends and new foes for those who go to college and also be able to integrate what's going on at college back into what's going on home, so we never feel like we've left behind the Mystic Falls universe we know and love so much.

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: You’ve told us that the person you thought would end up with the cure when you begin filming the season wasn’t the one who ultimately got it. Who was originally supposed to receive it?
JULIE PLEC: We changed our mind right about when the show started airing. Our original plan was Damon, because we thought that really made the most sense — the person who would probably least like to be human, and yet also missed it the most admittedly. To see Damon in a human life as Elena remained in a vampire life, we got excited about that opportunity. Then, the more we thought about it, the more that people were taking their random guesses at who would get it, it seemed like it was everybody’s first instinct as well. [Laughs] And so we thought we needed a new instinct.

What does it mean for Katherine? Will we see more of her next season to watch her deal with this?
I think we’ll be seeing a bit more of Katherine. As always, we have to be careful with overworking the hardest-working woman in show business, Nina Dobrev. There’s so much fun to be had with seeing this nasty, manipulative, fearless, undefeatable Katherine suddenly finding herself vulnerable, killable. It may be time to pay some of the price for all the crappy things she’s done to other people over the last 500 years.

Will we see her in Mystic Falls or New Orleans?
I think we’ll definitely see her knockin’ on somebody’s door when she’s in a bind. As we know the Salvatore Brothers are pretty good at protecting the ladies, so you never know.

No one saw the Stefan-is-a-Silas-doppelgänger twist coming. I think we’re all excited for Paul Wesley to play that part.
Yes.

What was the inspiration?
When we were talking about who the next big bad villain should be, we had kind of a double burden because we’d just come off two of the greatest villains of all-time, Katherine and Klaus, which also turned out to be excellent casting choices. Trying to live up to that and better it, is something that we talked about that would be very difficult, and that just got us thinking outside the box. What could we do to create an interesting supervillain but not necessarily have it be so contingent on the perfect piece of casting? So it started there, and combined with our desire to give Paul Wesley the ability to play and to be adventurous with his acting. He’s so good at playing the bad guy and we didn’t want to take Stefan down the Ripper road again. So we were trying to think of ways to give him something juicy to sink his teeth into, no pun intended. And so those two conversations led to that solution.

And when did you land on that answer?
We knew that last spring when we first started talking about this season. It was where we were heading all season long. We weren’t sure if we were going to get to it sooner than we did. We had it in our back pocket to reveal as soon as we felt it was time. And then it turned out not to be revealed until the finale.

Is Stefan going to be buried for a long time?
We’ll have to see. Certainly no one’s gonna want to watch The Vampire Diaries without their Stefan alive and well and hangin’ out. So we’ll try not to prolong the torture for too long, but it is gonna be torture. So it will definitely change him. If and when he finally gets free, he’s not necessarily gonna come out of there all sunshine and rainbows.

The water coming into the coffin was a nice touch: It’s one thing to be buried alive, but to be buried alive in water — horrifying.
I mean, how awful when you think about it. He can’t be killed by it. He’ll inhale the water, he’ll go unconscious, he’ll come back to consciousness because he can heal himself, and then he’ll drown all over again. [Laughs] It kinda sucks.

And what’s he gonna look like when someone finally finds him?
What does a desiccated vampire look like in an underwater coffin? I guess he’s like a pickle. [Laughs] Yeah, we probably won’t linger too much on that image.

And we’ll see Silas as Stefan now, as opposed to other people?
He’s still psychic, so he can still do what he wants to do and appear how he wants to appear. Definitely now he’s got a body that he can inhabit pretty safely, and I’m sure it’s a lot easier to just walk around as his normal self than having to use up all that energy trying to convince people he’s someone else. So I think more often than not, we’ll see him as Paul Wesley.

So is it like the Curse of the Sun and the Moon where everything we thought we knew about Silas’ motivations was wrong? Did he actually want to take the cure and die to be with someone?
His definite agenda is to rid himself of the curse of immortality. An immortal life without somebody that you love is kind of its own worst torture and punishment. Yet, he cannot be killed, and now that Katherine has taken the cure, and there was only one, he can’t have the cure. So we’ll start to see what he wants the next step of his existence to be and how he’s going to find ways to achieve this.

Is he the Big Bad for next season?
He’s A bad. He’s certainly by no means the only villain, and not necessarily even the most dastardly.

Are we going to see a new witch?
[Laughs] Put it this way: It will be awfully nice to write the show without any witch spells for a little while, but I’m sure there’ll be another witch in Mystic Falls before time is up.

Did you start the season knowing that you were going to end it with Bonnie dying?
Interestingly enough, that was a pitch that was on the table for the finale last year. For us, it’s always been a question of how much we want to show of the other side. And is there an entire world that we can play over there, or do we really want to keep everything grounded in a real world universe. Having Jeremy able to see ghosts and now Bonnie over on the other side, it felt like an exciting complication to a budding romantic relationship that we were looking forward to playing in that. And also relieving ourselves of the burden — as Kevin [Williamson] calls it, the witch storytelling burden — which is that when you have a witch, they should be able to fix all the problems, but if they could fix all the problems, then you’re not telling the story. But if they can’t fix the problems, then they’re really bad witches. [Laughs] So it’s a nice relief from that for a while.

How much will we see of Kat Graham next season?
She will be a regular. She will be around. If anything, we’ll see as much if not more of her. And it gives us a great way to develop more stories for her outside of just her being the witch that comes in and tries to save the day. I’m excited about the opportunity to tell a romantic relationship between two people who can’t physically be together. Talk about your hurdles.

And Tyler can come back to town now. Klaus’ line to Caroline — “He’s your first love. I intend to be your last. However long it takes” — was perfect.
That scene is so special and so beautiful. And the crazy thing about Klaus and Caroline is here’s a guy who’s done hideous, horrific, unforgivable things, and yet, here we all are swooning as he takes her arm and escorts her off the football field. [Laughs] So that’s a pretty special situation to have in a villain/leading man, which hopefully will continue to be successful in the other show.

Miłego czytania ;D

już się zaczął nowy ship ; D

http://misspiercee.tumblr.com/post/50698839609
http://misspiercee.tumblr.com/post/50696713507/silas-being-a-good-boyfriend-and- keeping-an-eye-on

dlatego tylko te rzeczy ze Stefem/Kath wklejalem :D
Ael zawsze mozna ominąc nieinteresujące pytania. :p

Po obejrzeniu ostatniego odcinka mnie po prostu wmurowało... Czy tylko ja śmiem twierdzić, że pomysł z douplgangerem Stefana jest... idiotyczny? Nie no, serio, już wszystko wymyślą, żeby było więcej akcji. Czuję, że stracili już pomysły i robią na siłę. Nie mówię o wszystkich wątkach, uważam że reszta jest całkiem dobra. Mam nadzieję (mimo mojej fascynacji co do tego serialu), że będzie jeszcze jeden, góra dwa sezony i na tym skończą.

Jak dla mnie, sam pomysł z doppelgangerem nie jest zły. Byłoby świetnie, gdyby w dobry sposób to wytłumaczyli. Niestety nie można się zbyt wiele spodziewać...

Wlasnie wyjasnią to - kolejny sezon ma mówic duzo o rodzinie Salvatore. Nie mogę się doczekac flashbacków - i najlepiej tez takich z Silasem 2000 lat wstecz :D

I ja, i ja. Flashbacki to chyba moja ulubiona część serialu. Szkoda, że w czwartym sezonie skupili się bardziej na Delenie niż na ukazaniu przeszłości bohaterów...

Z tego co wiem ogólnie rzecz biorąc to ma wyjść serial "The Originals" cały poświęcony rodzinie pierwotnym, więc nie mogę się doczekać :D

Nom :D Ale i tak większosc akcji bedzie się dziala we wspólczesnym Nowym Orleanie :D

Nie do końca. Oglądałaś tą "zapowiedź"? To jest tylko przykład co tam będzie. Mi się wydaje, że nie będzie się kręciła akcja tylko wokół Klausa ;)

Nie oglądaŁEM zapowiedzi, ale sam odcinek 4x20 będący pilotem serialu dal jasno do zrozumienia, ze Klaus wraz ze swoją rodzinką Pierwotnych, cięzarną Hayley i zawistnym Marcelem bedą zyli w Nowym Orleanie i zmagali się ze swoimi problemami. Julie Plec obiecala ze będą retrospekcje - ale pewnie na takiej zasadzie jak TVD, czyli 3 razy na sezon dadzą odcinki z flashbackami.

http://vampirediaries.pl/9020-oficjalny-trailer-the-originals proszę :)

bedą tylko jeszcze 2 - aktorzy są zakontraktowani na 6 łącznie. 4 juz minęly.

Mi tam nie przeszkadza ten wątek - byle Stefan byl gwiazdą sezonu a Paul mial duzo materialu - jest rewelacyjnym aktorem, niech ma pole do popisu -a z Silasem cuda zrobi - jestem przekonany. Bedą pewnie jakies retrospekcje i mitologia, by wyjasnic czemu Stef jest doppelgangerem - nie martwię się... :P

Mam nadzieję, że będzie jakoś wytłumaczone to, że wszystkie doppelgangery tak ciągnie do Mystic Falls.

Mała pomyłka, nie to forum nie ten temat ;P i nie ta osoba. Zignoruj ;)

Po prostu doppelgangery sa tak niespodziewanie rzadkie, że musiały się trafić akurat Katherine i Stefanowi :D Tak samo jak sire bond jest jedna na milion i akurat dziwnym trafem Damon doświadczył jej dwukrotnie :D To jest zupełnie logiczne :D

Chodzi mi też o Stefana/Silasa. Nie tylko o doppelgangery Petrovej.

Wiem, zawiesiłam się, przełączałam między kartami, Tobie też chciałam odpowiedzieć i zaczęłam odpowiadać tutaj (tyle, że nie Tobie) ;D

Już usunęłam moje wywody ;P

Ot wytłumaczenie takie z glowy :

Silas mial dziewczynę. Ona umarla, wiec by zachowac ją jakos w naturze - stworzyl doppelgangery Petrovych :D A sam zyskał doppelgangery kiedy rzucil na siebie zaklęcie niesmiertelnosci. I tak Silas i jego ukochana przetrwali w nowych wcieleniach 2000 lat :d

Czyli ta dupeczka Silasa Qcośtam wyglądała jak Kath/Elena? :D + jeszcze gdzieś tam ta cała śmieszna Tatia :D

To wygląda jak całkiem romantyczna Stelenowa historia teraz xD

Nie, nie ta dupeczka. Qetsiyah była czarownicą, bodajże z rodu Bennet. Ta śmiertelna dziewczyna jest właśnie powodem, dla którego Qetsiyah uwięziła Silasa na 2 tysiące lat i to właśnie dla niej, S. chciał usunąć tę zasłonę.

No i wlasnie wg mnie ta smiertlena dupecza wyglądala jak Elena/Kath. Co to dla Silasa za problem stworzyc doppelgangera...

No ale o tej kochance Silasa w sumie nic nie wiadomo, a musiała by mieć dziecko, żeby zapoczątkować linię doppelgangerów. Gdyby okazało się, że miała je z Silasem w czasach kiedy on jeszcze mógł mieć dzieci (bo nie był super wampirem) to oznaczało by, że Elena i Stefan są ze sobą bardzo, bardzo ale to bardzo daleko, ale jednak spokrewnieni. Chyba, że ta "dupeczka" miała dziecko na boku (tak jak wszystkie doppelgangery z linii Petrova, prócz Eleny).
Jak dla mnie to się z tego już tragedia antyczna zrobiła trochę jednak.

Ach sorry pomyliłam dupeczkę z Q. :D

O tym mówię. Doppelgangery przechowują w sobie milosc Silasa i jego ukochanej, dlatego Kath i Elena od razu zakochały się w Stefanie, a on w nich. Dlaczego ciągle powtarza ze one są tymi "jedynymi". Kath Stefana podglądala przez 150 lat - cos musialo ciągnąc naszą malą slodką Katarzynkę...:p

Interesting :D

"It was always Stefan. It's always gonna be Stefan."
No ewentuaaalnie Silas albo jego inny doppelganger.