La Maripoza

How do you show a reader the whirlwind of emotions of a man descending into madness, running from himself and his mistakes without describing the storm drenching our hero. The water pooling on the bridge as he crosses from the known world to the unknown world. His reflection both in the puddles at his feet and the figure standing before him?

How do you juxtapose the sublime beauty of the alps with man made horrors beyond our main character’s comprehension as he describes the world that brings him comfort as he aims to confront what took that all away?

is the nicest girl in mystic falls

encourages her friends to go for what they want

is always there for her friends

gets attacked by a vampire but still is there for her friend and comforts her after breaking up with her boyfriend

helps her friend being happy by helping a vampire

her grandma dies she doesn’t hold it over anyone’s head even though she should

saves the life of the vampire who is indirectly guilty for her grandma’s death

doesn’t kill the vampire who tries to kill her best friend

does everything she can to save her best friend from being sacrificed in a ritual

almost dies fighting the guy who wants to sacrifice her friend in a ritual

her boyfriend cheats on her with a ghost; doesn’t speak of it with anyone as not to bother her friends with her problems

her best friend kisses her boyfriend’s brother - doesn’t hold it over her head like the rest of the crowd

finds her long lost mother, mother gets turned into a vampire to save best friend, it’s okay

cries because she was mentally tortured and threatened by an original and watched the vampire who killed her mom get tortured - still calls her best friend to send help and save the vampire who killed her mom

goes against everything she believes in and helps keep the original alive so all her friends wouldn’t die

gets used by a shitty professor who wants to turn her into a mass murderer

gets manipulated by the oldest dude in history

loses the only guy she ever loved

gets left on an island

watches her best friend without humanity

gets blamed for the only guy she ever loved’s death by her best friend

best friend tries to kill her

best friend tries to kill her again

best friend, for whom she gave up everything, gives her a shitty apology - it’s okay we all go a little mad sometimes i love you

tries to bring back the only guy she ever loved so her best friend wouldn’t be sad

dies

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I’m not racist!!1!

Inexplicable reasons of dislike, not explained

Why that white girl who showed up for 2 minutes is more worthy of romantic affection than her

She’s strong; she’s independent; she don’t need no man

You can’t trust her, you just can’t

Stolen looks? Passionate kissing? Steamy sex scene? Sorry she doesn’t have chemistry with him

Who cares if it’s canon?

Why that minor character white guy is more worthy of romantic affection than her

He’s already in a relationship, so you can’t ship Black Girl with him, sorry

If she doesn’t have a weapon, if she can’t fight, she should just be written out, because!

There are 200 white dudes on this show, we don’t need Black Girl!

In season three, Bonnie and Klaus should have been explored instead of Klaus and Caroline. Bonnie, who had just broke up with Jeremy and was on the rebound. I could have seen them together, especially after Damon turned Abby into a vampire. Dark!Klonnie would have been super hot and it would have given us more Bennett/Mikaelson family dynamic, especially with Abby around. Like imagine if Klaus had invited Bonnie to the ball instead of Caroline. This was a missed opportunity for Bonnie's character to grow.

In season four, I would have voted for Kennett. They had the perfect setup once Bonnie had died for Jeremy and ended up being a ghost in the finale. Kol offered to work with Bonnie to make sure they didn't end up living on the other side. Bonnie rejected his offer for bullshit reason. I would have liked to see Bonnie take Kol's offer, and watch them work together and have hate sex.

This might have been the biggest waste of potential, and that was Bonnie and Kai in the prison world once Damon escaped. ALONE! This would have been such a good side arc from everything else that was going on. Imagine if we got to watch them travel to Portland instead of Bonnie being locked up in the truck of his car. What if Bonnie got to know Kai a little better, Kai got to know Bonnie a little better? Then they would have had hate sex worked together to get out the prison world. Instead of Bonnie making another sacrifice of her happiness.

I don't know where to start with this one so I'm gonna just. go through it quickly.

Bonnie deserved better on a grander scale than just in the happy ending regard, although I'm glad you're acknowledging what she got wasn't a happy ending.

Caroline's ending is happy? Her husband is dead and chose to save his nasty ass brother AND his ex girlfriend over living with her, her baby daddy ruined her school because she was off being an absentee mother no matter HOW you spin it, one of her daughters got turned into a heretic and the other she will presumably outlive, the love of her life (her own words in reference to Tyler) is dead and so is the guy she shook down for money sometimes. She will also go on to outlive Bonnie and Elena. But at least she's alive...?

Caroline was a terrible friend to everyone at one point or another, but special shout out goes to her being completely oblivious or willfully ignorant to Bonnie's feelings as far as Stefan was concerned after he murdered Bonnie's boyfriend in front of her, and to her constantly betraying Elena's trust in the name of Stefan.

Bonnie had trauma with vampires. And Caroline had just killed someone. Whether she could control herself or not, Bonnie witnessed that in some part. How dare she have complicated feelings on the matter?