The Vampire Diaries - S03E11|♡Uncut Reaction &Review ♡

The key question, is do you think Damon would have went this far, even with all the evil he had done in the past, do you think he would have went this far?

@Patpet Yeah but Damon being the disappointment he was do you think his father was going to leave him anything? Damon being the first son was meant to follow a certain path but the fact that Damon chose to carve his own made his father look at him with contempt and disregard. So if he could not control Damon then he had another son who he could control. It's not a speculation, it's a difference of opinion. I'm not trying to make Stefan into anything but sharing what I see when watching the show. You keep saying that Stefan had no reason to be depressed but the point I'm trying to make is that there is no reason. You don't need a reason to have depression. Some people are born with a predisposition to be depressed and no amount of love it acceptance can make that go away. Which why Stefan needs external validation. He needs others to see him as the good brother so he can convince himself that he is. I'm not saying that Damon doesn't feel pain or that Stefan's pain is worse. No one is arguing that Damon has pain. But Damon's pain comes from his experiences, from rejection, from trauma. Stefan's pain feels more inherited. The difference betweening born and made. I'm just saying that to me a lot of Stefan's actions, good and bad, come from his depression and self hatred. Him having depression doesn't take away or invalidate Damon's.

Lol for a second I thought Stefan took Elena to use as leverage to make Klaus heal Caroline. Nope.

I'm not going to argue about the whole Stefan thing even though I do have a lot of thoughts. I agree with some and disagree with others. I just want to talk about my personal reasons why I understand Stefan ( not justify but understand ). Talk about ocd and depression coming up so be aware As someone who has really bad OCD and severe depression I relate to being obsessed about something and being both self destructive and destructive of others. Stefan this entire episode was on edge and desperate and omg I feel that. Some people think depression is feeling extreme sadness but sometimes depression manifests in the feeling of numbness, anxiety, desperation. Your pain is so big that you will do anything to not feel it. I have mentioned Stefans depression before. There is a scene in flashbacks with Lexi when he invites her over to his house and its a mess and he looks like he hasn't showered in days. That’s just like having an episode. You really can't think straight and you obsess over something to the extent that you hurt yourself and the people around or are willing to do so so you can get what you need to get release. It might be that Stefan has not lost anything but the thing is that he believes that it's the truth and nothing will convince otherwise because his head will not let him. Stefan doesn't want to face the reality of what he has done with Klaus and so he has pushed every other emotion away and he is only focusing on revenge. To be clear I'm not justifying what he did because it's awful but I've been in his shoes, granted not to that extreme, so I know what it's like. Also the bridge, yeah that was so fucked up and I think he should have chosen another way to get his point across. I think he wanted to do it in the worst possible way he could think to hurt Elena and to have her give up on him completely because Elena and Damon are the two people who can make him feel again and if he pushes Elena away for good he has no reasons to come back. The most depressive people can be the cruelest. I also noticed that in this episode Damon and Stefan teamed up without them even realizing it. Damon walks in on Stefan as he almost killed that hybrid and realizes that his brother is unhinged. Stefan then tells Damon that he is going to hurt Elena and then Damon goes to Klaus and tells him that HE doesn't know who Stefan is anymore. Then Stefan calls Klaus and realizes - oh shit - Damon is right and then he decides to concede. I don't know how things would have gone if Damon had not planted that seed in Klaus or if Damon had not witnessed Stefan being so crazy the entire episode. Of course many people who suffer from depression feel it differently so I'm just sharing my experience with it.

Some characters you hate and some you just don't care about their story in the scheme of the show. You're indifferent towards them. It's subjective.

I don't get why people would have a problem with Sofie rewinding scenes. She's watching this for the first time and tvd blows through plot. It's a lot going on. It is to be expected.

Klaroline 😍😍😍 was waiting for you to get to this scene. It’s funny how Damon was the sensible one this time around backing down to klaus and he was the one stopping Stefan from being impulsive. A total switch of roles for the brothers lol. Yes he did go a little extreme this time around with Elena just feel super bad for her. I must say Matt gets so much better this season. That ending scene with him and Elena was beautiful. Thank you for these 2 reactions u made my Monday and Tuesday so so much better 😁 Eagerly waiting for episodes 12 and 13. Have a great week Sofie. Take care 💙

I know, in that sentence there is all Damon.

"it's right, just not right now" MY HEART, DAMONS HEART I CANT

I'm gonna say this now and i dont care if stelenas come at me lmfao im just making a point that can't be proven otherwise. Damon used his blood in s2 to turn elena into a vampire to SAVE HER FROM DYING in the sacrifice. Stefan used his blood to KILL ELENA AND TURN HER to make klaus mad and because his motive is klaus and was gonna kill her on the bridge her parents died on. Just making a point on this whole chat talking about stefan being on the "good brother" pedestal he put himself on in season 1 like someone else as mentioned. Let those facts sink in before commenting back to me lol Because what if klaus didn't back down? stefan would of done it no doubt because even if klaus kept his hybrids there, he would still lose by losing elena as a human blood bag to make more hybrids. So stefan would've still done it cuz he'd still get something out of it to get at klaus

Klaus and Caroline. I thought about that and I have a theory. Klaus knows everybody in the town and carefully studied everybody since he was in Alaric's body. He used her (and Tyler) as a distraction plan in case one of the Salvatore would try to spoil his plans for the sacrifice. So he knows her very well from a distance and he must have started to fancy her. He wants to settle down on Mystic Falls so he is manipulating the town’s authority getting in their good grace. He asked Tyler to bit her so that, first, he could strike a deal of cooperation from the Sheriff, two, to have free access to Caroline home, three to appear like the rescuer to Caroline’s eyes. It’s a case of killing two birds with one stone. Then he let her see that he is a cultured man and that there is more of him that others don’t know, and let her drinks his blood directly from his arm, while embracing her, in an act that is very intimate. He was trying to seduce her and to express his admiration he gift her with an extremely expensive bracelet making Tyler’s one looking very cheap. He is very crafty.

am i the only one who sees klaus and caroline's first conversation was a way of him opening up to someone who might understand who is he actually is. like the rest of the characters have had bad interactions with klaus and have fought klaus, i think thats why klaus had that deep conversation with her. In a way of him talking and opening up to a stranger that hasn't seen the dark side that he puts up. He's like when damon talked to elena in her room and he compelled her to forget their conversation because he rather be able to let out the vulnerability side of him which is the real him but instead compelled her to forget to hide that side of him and keep the "bad" side in her head. So in my eyes it was a similar way with klaus the big bad villian opening up a vulnerable side of him to caroline

I find it crazy how Klaus is not really pressed about capturing Katherine like he was last season. All his attention is on Elena and using her blood to sire hybrids.

First of all Stefan this season is bothering me a lot. As much as I loved him in S2 , I feel quite the opposite in S3, he does stuff that are way out of line and with no excuse, like killing Andie with full humanity on, planning it and deliberately killing her, not a stranger but someone who's been around his house for months. Same thing here, he planned and deliberately kidnap Elena, through her phone away, use her trauma on that specific bridge to get what he wants, Than proceed to find an excuse for himself by saying "I lost you the minute I left town" which is not true because she search for him all summer and he knows so well that he had to kill Andie to push them away, so sorry the cracking on his voice is only an unjustifiable excuse for self pity. He could have apologise, instead he chooses to feel sorry for himself (he never lost her because of the situation, he lost some of her feeling for him ONLY because he acted like a dick) and leave her there on that bridge, crying and with no meaning to call anybody, since he through her phone away. That to me is way too much. That scene to me killed the appeal of Stelena.

I don't get why Stefan thinks he can defeat Klaus or why he's willing to lose everything he sacrificed for just to kill him, Killing Klaus really won't fix his problems. May make him feel better for a moment. I also want to say I wish the whole Katherine and Stefan team up thing could've continued from the homecoming episode. I feel she would've helped him make less rash decisions. And she kinda set him on this path. She should want revenge on Klaus too.

Please, NEVER stop rewinding scenes! I love seeing how much you love them 💕 It always makes me extra excited for episodes with scenes I know you'll love.

My klaroline heart went📈📈📈

Sofie, I'm glad if you're feeling better. And don't worry if you need to review any scenes several times. Most of us are positive about this. This is exactly half of season 3. I'm very excited about what's coming next.

I was hurt for Elena when Stefan drove the car over the Vickery Bridge. There was so much pain and frustration in her voice. This bridge means a lot to her. Her parents had died here, and she had almost died there. As much as I feel good about Stefan, this act is unforgivable to me. Klaus wouldn’t care how Stefan turned Elena into a vampire. But Stefan chose the way that would be most painful for Elena. Why did he do that? Wanted Elena to hate him even more?

I feel sorry for Tyler. He's not my favorite character, but I can't really blame him for biting Caroline. The sired bond with Klaus is a bit like compelling. He can't resist it. And he does not know how this bond works and whether it is possible to resist it. He's just a recent teenager who was forced by life to become a werewolf, and then a hybrid. We can see that he was genuinely trying to resist Klaus and he thought he was succeeding. I could see the surprise and horror on Tyler's face when he realized what he'd done. And I'm sorry for Caroline. Just as she wanted to believe him again, he bite her. And all this on Caroline's birthday. And I'm not a supporter of Klaroline either. For me, too, Klaus's interest in Caroline is too sudden. Although, I'm guessing that in this scene, Klaus wasn't so much interested in Caroline as he wanted to have a heart-to-heart conversation. It seems to me that he put some personal meaning into his words. And after that conversation, something clicked in his head and he decided to give this gift to Caroline. I do not know, these are my assumptions.

As for what Elena did to Jeremy, I'm still on the neutral side. I understand that she doesn't want to put her brother in danger. But what bothers me is that Elena didn't even try to do it the normal way. I am a supporter of the fact that in any relationship it is important to talk. She should have talked to Jeremy first, told him how she felt, tried to convince him to leave for a while. We've seen how Elena can convince humans and vampires. But she didn't even try to talk to her brother. And I would accept it if it was the first time. But Elena had already had the experience of compelling Jeremy forget Vicki. And she knows the consequences. This is not a solution to the problem. Why Elena was so sure it would be safer for Jeremy to leave? If Klaus needed to push Elena through her brother, he would find him anywhere in the world. So, I am in doubt. On the one hand, I understand what motivates Elena, I understand that she wants the best for her brother. On the other hand, I can't accept her method that she chose.

I love how happy Damon is this morning. He kissed Elena on the pretext that now he would have something to feel guilty about. 😉But he doesn't seem to regret what he did. Damon looks like a young guy after his first date who finally decided to kiss a girl and she didn't push him away. And now he is happy and a little proud. It's so cute and funny.

At this point Stefan literally lives in the basement of a witch house, threatens to drive his ex-ish girlfriend over the bridge her parents died at, and holds Klaus hostage with his daggered family, I just love how off the rails he is, it's by far the most hilarious version of the character.

I'm not sure if Stefan would've backed down. That look in his eyes scared me.

"To beat the villain you have to be the better villain."

I need to know how Damon is making all this money. 😂

The woman who played Meredith used to be Paul's wife.

R.I.P. Mindy🙃

Paul Wesley loved playing this version of Stefan! You can just tell.

I'm not feeling Bonnie being all judgy about the Jeremy thing. It's so tired. Tbh, it's none of her business, especially after she broke up with him. It's family business.

Stefan dgaf.

Lol I just adore Klaus ..that is all

May I just point out that Damon goes to pick up a distressed Elena after Stefan threatened to murder or turn her and even though he loves her, what does he do? He defends Stefan. Elena is clearly pissed and rightfully so and all Damon had to do was keep his mouth shut and it would have been ok. There was no obligation to defend Stefan. Yet, he goes out of his way to defend his brother. And some people still say hes selfish. Upon rewatching I like Damon more and more and Stefan less and less.

i know a lot of people dont like matt but he is such a nice guy, i love how hes always there for his friends. the friendship between him and elena is so beautiful, that scene at the end makes me tear up :')

Shes gonna ship it guys. I can already tell 😂

and sofie i really like when you rewind scenes! <3 you dont have to apologize for that. maybe im imagining things but it feels like you cut some things out of this reaction if you went back and stuff? if you did and its not completely uncut then and id personally prefer to see that stuff like if you go back and stuff. its easy to skip past it for the people who dont like it

im honestly not the biggest fan of this whole klaus & caroline thing. i like their iconversation here but it really bothers me how its so out of nowhere. i cant really remember if theyve had any proper interactions before this, if they have its not many and i dont believe theyve had a scene just them two? i could be wrong tho. i just dont understand why klaus asked tyler to bite caroline and then willingly came to her house, healed her and had a deep conversation with her? does he have a soft spot for her and if so where did it come from since weve basically never seen them together? i dont know it just seems so random to me. i would enjoy it a lot more if there was more of a buildup to it.

i dont get how some people get mad at elena for starting to let stefan go. shes fought for him so much. hes hurt and traumatised her so much this season and yet shes kept fighting for him. no matter how much stefan wanted to get revenge on klaus this was WAY too far. imagine the trauma elena already has connected to that bridge. as you said sofie it wouldve been messed up to do this in another place as well but it would be more understandable.. but for him to do it on that bridge??? there was literally no need for that. im sorry but ill never forgive stefan for that, it was way out of line.

I like seeing Stefan's darker side, but his obsession with Klaus is a bit much. Revenge streak actually does get old.