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** Despite Bonnie and Damon not having a real romantic relationship, it's not crazy to think they didn't have feelings for one another: that said, it can be argued that Damon was an Archie, to Elena's Betty and Bonnie's Veronica.
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** Despite Bonnie and Damon not having a real romantic relationship, it's not crazy to think they didn't have they've had feelings for one another: that said, it can be argued that Damon was an Archie, to Elena's Betty and Bonnie's Veronica.
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** Despite Bonnie and Damon not having a real romantic relationship, it's not crazy to think they didn't have feelings for one another: that said, it can be argued that Damon was an Archie, to Elena's Betty (fallen in a deep slumber) and Bonnie's Veronica.
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** Despite Bonnie and Damon not having a real romantic relationship, it's not crazy to think they didn't have feelings for one another: that said, it can be argued that Damon was an Archie, to Elena's Betty (fallen in a deep slumber) and Bonnie's Veronica.
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** Both Salvatore brothers are torn between [[OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent Elena]] and [[FemmeFatale Katherine]].
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** The entire premise of the show is that Elena is torn between the Salvatore brothers: Stefan is the introverted, heroic Betty, while Damon is the edgy, seductive Veronica.
** Both Salvatore brothers are torn between [[OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent Elena]] (Betty) and [[FemmeFataleKatherine]].Katherine]] (Veronica).
** Both Salvatore brothers are torn between [[OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent Elena]] (Betty) and [[FemmeFatale
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** Still in Season 3, Matt is the Archie, between Caroline as the Betty and Rebekah as the Veronica.
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** In a way, Bonnie is playing the Archie, between Jeremy's Betty and Enzo's Veronica.
** Despite Bonnie and Damon not having a real romantic relationship, it's not crazy to think they didn't have feelings for one another: that said, it can be argued that Damon was an Archie, to Elena's Betty (fallen in a deep slumber) and Bonnie's Veronica.
** Despite Bonnie and Damon not having a real romantic relationship, it's not crazy to think they didn't have feelings for one another: that said, it can be argued that Damon was an Archie, to Elena's Betty (fallen in a deep slumber) and Bonnie's Veronica.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Bonnie was a much more vapid and shallow character in the pilot. She was very boy crazy and snarky, acting like a stereotypical "mean girl". These edges were softened out and not really brought up again afterwards.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:
** Bonnie was a much more vapid and shallow character in the pilot. She was very boy crazy and snarky, acting like a stereotypical "mean girl". These edges were softened out and not really brought up againafterwards.afterwards.
** In the pilot, Damon is able to control the fog which is a traditional vampire power (and one he possessed in the books).
** In the first few episodes there's an ominous raven following Elena around and it's implied that it's tied to Damon; but eventually this is dropped.
** Bonnie was a much more vapid and shallow character in the pilot. She was very boy crazy and snarky, acting like a stereotypical "mean girl". These edges were softened out and not really brought up again
** In the pilot, Damon is able to control the fog which is a traditional vampire power (and one he possessed in the books).
** In the first few episodes there's an ominous raven following Elena around and it's implied that it's tied to Damon; but eventually this is dropped.
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* FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler: Jack Forbes]] is turned into a vampire but refuses to feed, opting to die instead.
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** [[spoiler: Jack Forbes]] is turned into a vampire but refuses to feed, opting to dieinstead.instead. He spends his final hours making amends with his ex-wife and daughter.
** [[spoiler: John Gilbert]] has Bonnie cast a spell to trade his life for [[spoiler: his daughter Elena's]]. When Damon asks if he knows what the price is, [[spoiler: John]] nods and writes a letter to be delivered to [[spoiler: Elena]] then waits for the inevitable.
** [[spoiler: Jack Forbes]] is turned into a vampire but refuses to feed, opting to die
** [[spoiler: John Gilbert]] has Bonnie cast a spell to trade his life for [[spoiler: his daughter Elena's]]. When Damon asks if he knows what the price is, [[spoiler: John]] nods and writes a letter to be delivered to [[spoiler: Elena]] then waits for the inevitable.
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** Caroline refers to Rebekah as "Buffy The Vampire" in 3.18.
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* FreudianExcuse: It could be called Freudian Excuse : The Série ! ALL the main characters have flimsy excuses to justify their homicidal manic sociopathic behavior . Literally everyone! The worst part is that it actually always works to get the other main characters ( and , even worse, THE AUDIENCE ) to like them, despite the fact that they are enemies who are constantly trying to kill each other.
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* FreudianExcuse: It could be called Freudian Excuse : Excuse: The Série ! Series! ALL the main characters have flimsy excuses to justify their homicidal manic sociopathic behavior . Literally everyone! The worst part is that it actually always works to get the other main characters ( and , (and, even worse, THE AUDIENCE ) AUDIENCE) to like them, despite the fact that they are enemies who are constantly trying to kill each other.
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* FreudianExcuse: It could be called Freudian Excuse : The Série ! ALL the main characters have flimsy excuses to justify their homicidal manic sociopathic behavior . Literally everyone! The worst part is that it actually always works to get the other main characters ( and , even worse, THE AUDIENCE ) to like them, despite the fact that they are enemies who are constantly trying to kill each other .
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* FreudianExcuse: It could be called Freudian Excuse : The Série ! ALL the main characters have flimsy excuses FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler: Jack Forbes]] is turned into a vampire but refuses to justify their homicidal manic sociopathic behavior . Literally everyone! The worst part is that it actually always works feed, opting to get the other main characters ( and , even worse, THE AUDIENCE ) to like them, despite the fact that they are enemies who are constantly trying to kill each other .die instead.
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* ArtisticLicenceGunSafety: In 2.22 "As I Lay Dying" Sheriff Forbes tries to shoot Damon who dodges [[spoiler: and the round hits and kills Jeremy instead]]. One of the four basic rules of gun safety is, "Verify your target and what's behind it." Someone who has been a LEO that long and knew she was shooting at a vampire should really know better and never have taken that shot.
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* ArtisticLicenceGunSafety: In 2.22 "As I Lay Dying" Sheriff Forbes tries to shoot Damon who dodges [[spoiler: and the round hits and kills Jeremy instead]]. One of the four basic rules of gun safety is, "Verify your target and what's behind it." Someone who has been a LEO that long and knew she was shooting at a vampire should really know have known better and never have taken that shot.
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* ArtisticLicenceGunSafety: In 2.22 "As I Lay Dying" Sheriff Forbes tries to shoot Damon who dodges [[spoiler: and the round hits and kills Jeremy instead]]. One of the four basic rules of gun safety is, "Verify your target and what's behind it." Someone who has been a LEO that long and knows she's shooting at a vampire should really know better and never have taken that shot.
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* ArtisticLicenceGunSafety: In 2.22 "As I Lay Dying" Sheriff Forbes tries to shoot Damon who dodges [[spoiler: and the round hits and kills Jeremy instead]]. One of the four basic rules of gun safety is, "Verify your target and what's behind it." Someone who has been a LEO that long and knows she's knew she was shooting at a vampire should really know better and never have taken that shot.
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* ArtisticLicenceGunSafety: In 2.22 "As I Lay Dying" Sheriff Forbes tries to shoot Damon who dodges [[spoiler: and the round hits and kills Jeremy instead]]. One of the four basic rules of gun safety is, "Verify your target and what's behind it." Someone who has been a LEO that long and knows she's shooting at a vampire should really know better and never have taken that shot.
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* BulletCatch: Done with many projectiles by vampires, werewolves and hybrids in the show.
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* DodgeTheBullet: Most of the vampires do this or BulletCatch with most projectiles launched at them.
** Notably exemplified in 2.22 "As I Lay Dying" when Damon's use of this causes [[spoiler: Jeremy]] to catch a fatal round from Sheriff Forbes.
** Notably exemplified in 2.22 "As I Lay Dying" when Damon's use of this causes [[spoiler: Jeremy]] to catch a fatal round from Sheriff Forbes.
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* SwissArmyWeapon: Vervain sort of is a catch all for anything the writers need it to be. Wearing or ingesting it prevents compulsion. It's also an irritant that causes instant second degree chemical burns, yet somehow can be injected as a tranquilizer without causing the same damage. Planting it can bar a vampire entry into certain areas... This is possibly [[JustifiedTrope justified]] since vervain was altered specifically by the immortal curse to be a bane to vampires.
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* CelebrityParadox: Damon calls Elena "Buffy" at one point. Bianca Lawson plays Emily Bennet on TVD, but she also played Kendra Young on ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer''.
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** While Elena is lifting weights and training to fight vampires Damon calls her "[[Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer Buffy]]" and "[[Series/XenaWarriorPrincess warrior princess]]" mockingly.
** While Elena is lifting weights and training to fight vampires Damon calls her "[[Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer Buffy]]" and "[[Series/XenaWarriorPrincess warrior princess]]" mockingly.
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* EnemyMine: Damon will take a break from harassing Stefan if there's a bigger threat, or if it's in his interest.
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** Katherine's loyalties are to Katherine and nobody else. She's constantly making deals and swapping sides out of her desire for self-preservation.
** Damon will take a break from harassing Stefan if there's a bigger threat, or if it's in his
** Katherine's loyalties are to Katherine and nobody else. She's constantly making deals and swapping sides out of her desire for self-preservation.
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** In 3.1 "The Birthday" Matt is skeptical as to the existence of ghosts. Even though at this point [[spoiler: his sister was turned into a vampire and killed, one of his ex-girlfriends is in a love triangle with two vampire brothers, another of his ex-girlfriends is a vampire dating his best friend (who is also a werewolf). For bonus points, he's hearing this from Jeremy who was killed and resurrected by his witch girlfriend. And Matt is fully aware of all of these facts at this point.]] But ghosts? Preposterous!
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** In 3.1 1, "The Birthday" Birthday", Matt is skeptical as to the existence of ghosts. Even though at this point [[spoiler: his sister was turned into a vampire and killed, one of his ex-girlfriends is in a love triangle with two vampire brothers, another of his ex-girlfriends is a vampire dating his best friend (who is also a werewolf). For bonus points, he's hearing this from Jeremy who was killed and resurrected by his witch girlfriend. And Matt is fully aware of all of these facts at this point.]] But ghosts? Preposterous!
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** In 3.1 "The Birthday" Matt is skeptical as to the existence of ghosts. Even though at this point [[spoiler: his sister was turned into a vampire and killed, one of his ex-girlfriends is in a love triangle with two vampire brothers, another of his ex-girlfriends is a vampire dating his best friend (who is also a werewolf). For bonus points, he's hearing this from Jeremy who was killed and resurrected by his witch girlfriend. And Matt is fully aware of all of these facts at this point.]] But ghosts? Preposterous!
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* PerverseSexualLust: Elena wants no less than ''two'' men, both essentially dead, who are brothers.
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* PerverseSexualLust: Elena wants no less than ''two'' men, both essentially dead, who are brothers.
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** In the second to last episode of season 3 Klaus wants to get into the Gilbert Residence to take Elena (who is actually not there at the time). He is told he will not be getting an invitation, so then he super throws a soccer ball and a few fence posts. Last he is seen with a container of gasoline and lite piece of wood.
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** In the second to last episode of season 3 Klaus wants to get into the Gilbert Residence to take Elena (who is actually not there at the time). He is told he will not be getting an invitation, so then he super throws a soccer ball and a few fence posts. Last he is seen with a container of gasoline and lite lit piece of wood.
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* AllGuysWantCheerleaders: inverted, Elena cannot resist snacking on one from a rival team just before a cheerleading competition although the girl is left unharmed (although seemingly subjugated to Elena) except for a sore neck, blood loss induced weakness and the Elena keeping her beloved hair ribbon as a trophy of her conquest.
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* AllGuysWantCheerleaders: inverted, Elena cannot resist snacking on one from a rival team just before a cheerleading competition although the girl is left unharmed (although seemingly subjugated to Elena) except for a sore neck, blood loss induced weakness and the Elena keeping her beloved hair ribbon as a trophy of her conquest.
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* AllGuysWantCheerleaders: inverted, Elena cannot resist snacking on one from a rival team just before a cheerleading competition although the girl is left unharmed (although seemingly subjugated to Elena) except for the loss of her hair ribbon.
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* AllGuysWantCheerleaders: inverted, Elena cannot resist snacking on one from a rival team just before a cheerleading competition although the girl is left unharmed (although seemingly subjugated to Elena) except for the a sore neck, blood loss induced weakness and the Elena keeping her beloved hair ribbon as a trophy of her hair ribbon.conquest.
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* AllGuysWantCheerleaders: inverted, Elena cannot resist snacking on one from a rival team just before a cheerleading competition although the girl is left unharmed (although seemingly subjugated to Elena) except for the loss of her hair ribbon.
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* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: ALL . LITERALLY EVERYONE . All the main characters already are or end up becoming horrible and morally repulsive people , casually performing disgusting acts , laughing about it and everyone around them still keeps claiming that they deserve happiness and redemption or even already got it . It gets so ridiculous that even the ( few ) genuinely good and decent people in the cast keep claiming that none of them should suffer consequences for their past sins ( almost as if they were desperately trying to convince the show's audience ) .
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* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: ALL . LITERALLY EVERYONE . All the main characters already are or end up becoming horrible and morally repulsive people , casually performing disgusting acts , laughing about it and everyone around them still keeps claiming that they deserve happiness and redemption or even already got it . It gets so ridiculous that even the ( few ) genuinely good and decent people in the cast keep claiming that none of them should suffer consequences for their past sins ( almost as if they were desperately trying to convince the show's audience ) . Imagine living in a world filled with unrepentant mass murderers who pathetically try to justify all of their atrocities to the people around them... and after listening to their lame excuses, "normal" people actually go over to their side. horrible. Seriously. EVERYONE! Basically everyone in this universe claims is claiming: They/They have been through hardships in life and you have no right to judge them for their evil actions, no matter how ridiculously petty and psychotic their actions whatever, you can never get any justice and must be content with that.That goes for ALL characters who played any level of importance in this series and its spin-offs!
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* WhiteAndGreyMorality: The show veers between this and GreyAndGreyMorality. Countless times, characters are introduced and seem [[ObviouslyEvil just so mean]] but often turn out to have genuine motives behind their actions.
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* WhiteAndGreyMorality: BlackAndGreyMorality: The show veers between this and GreyAndGreyMorality. Countless times, characters are introduced and seem [[ObviouslyEvil just so mean]] but often turn out to have genuine motives behind their actions.
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* FreudianExcuse: It could be called Freudian Escuse : The Série ! ALL the main characters have flimsy excuses to justify their homicidal manic sociopathic behavior . Literally everyone! The worst part is that it actually always works to get the other main characters ( and , even worse, THE AUDIENCE ) to like them, despite the fact that they are enemies who are constantly trying to kill each other .
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* FreudianExcuse: It could be called Freudian Escuse Excuse : The Série ! ALL the main characters have flimsy excuses to justify their homicidal manic sociopathic behavior . Literally everyone! The worst part is that it actually always works to get the other main characters ( and , even worse, THE AUDIENCE ) to like them, despite the fact that they are enemies who are constantly trying to kill each other .
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* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: ALL . LITERALLY EVERYONE . All the main characters already are or end up becoming horrible and morally repulsive people , casually performing disgusting acts , laughing about it and everyone around them still keeps claiming that they deserve happiness and redemption or even already got it . It gets so ridiculous that even the ( few ) genuinely good and decent people in the cast keep claiming that none of them should suffer consequences for their past sins ( almost as if they were desperately trying to convince the show's audience ) .