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Analysis Of The Vampire Diaries

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Every good thing must come to an end, and one of them is the romantic/fantasy television series, The Vampire Diaries, that is based from the novel of the same name by L.J. Smith. TVD has been running since 2009 starring Nina Dobrev, Paul Wesley and Ian Somerhalder. The story is about a human girl named Elena, who torn between two vampire brothers, Stefan and Damon Salvatore, including a newly-turned vampire friend Caroline and another friend who is a witch named Bonnie, with a wonderful mix of some werewolves, hybrids and doppelgängers.They are currently in their 8th season but executive producer, Julie Plec, announced that this will also be the last. So for the entire Vampire Diaries fandom, we give you the most unforgettable TVD moments that …show more content…

Meaning, Damon, Stefan, Caroline and Tyler will die with Klaus so they couldn't really kill him (and he couldn't die since they are going to have their own spin-off series)

#5 ELENA TURNS INTO A VAMPIRE

One of the most shocking moments in the Vampire Diaries series is when the main protagonist, Elena turned into a vampire. It was when they were trying to get rid of the Klaus and when they thought they did, Rebecca, who is Klaus’ sister, got revenge by making sure Elena would die with vampire blood in her body. And Elena did die but survived only this time she is a vampire. This is literally the moment no one knew was coming.

#6 ELENA + DAMON and CAROLINE + STEFAN

At the beginning of the series, Elena and Stefan got together, Elena hated Damon for what he is like. When Elena became a vampire, it all changed because now she's with Damon and Stefan is with Caroline, this started when Caroline’s mother died and the two got each other for support. In the current season, Caroline and Stefan are engaged but unfortunately Damon is not with Elena …show more content…

This happened because the actress who portrayed Elena/Katherine, Nina Dobrev, had to leave the show to pursue her career in movies, but she's the main protagonist so they couldn't just let her die right? That's why she was put to sleep instead. But don't get such high hopes into seeing her wake up this season, despite Dobrev’s confirmation on coming back to the show for its final season, sources said that she will just be a part of a memory (of Stefan maybe?) But let's not lose hope, we all want everyone to have a happy ending.

#8 DAMON KILLS TYLER

Damon Salvatore is known to be the crazy, impulsive vampire and from the beginning, he is hated by almost everyone, sometimes even by his own brother. He turned Vicki Donovan into a vampire just for fun, he abused Caroline for quite a while, he's the reason Jenna was killed by Klaus, killing Stefan’s best friend, but he really crossed the line this time. Tyler Lockwood came back to Mystic Falls and Damon kills him after they exchanged a few words. Looks like Damon’s gonna have a hard time reconciling with his brother and

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