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Review: The Vampire Diaries Season 7 Episode 9 "Cold As Ice" [Midseason Finale]




EPISODE SUMMARY:

As the holidays draw near, Stefan and Damon's search for Julian leads them to a town outside Mystic Falls; Bonnie becomes friendly with Nora during a toy drive; Alaric fears that Caroline is struggling with her pregnancy.

AIRED: December 10, 2015

RATING: 5 ★★★★★ Extraordinary!

3 years from now in Chicago, Stefan is getting ready to go after Damon and Caroline, but Valerie is telling him that he can't go. He refuses to leave Damon and Caroline in the hunter's hands. When she offers to go with him, Stefan won't allow it. The hunter already has two people he cares about and he won't allow her to have a third. Valerie promises him that if anything happens to him, she'll reign down hell on anyone responsible. Before leaving, he kisses her and promises to be back before she knows it. Now we learn that Stefan is with Valerie. Like, with her-with her. These glimpses into the future are kind of driving me nuts. I want to know what happened to cause such dramatic changes in their relationships.

In this episode, Damon and Stefan lay Lily to rest. Caroline's pregnancy hormones go haywire. Stefan and Damon travel to Sunbury to track down Julian. Bonnie runs the Toys for Tots toy drive, with Nora's help. Mary Louise and Nora break up. And Julian gets his revenge on Damon and Stefan.

At Lily's graveside, I thought that it was really sweet that Valerie brought with her the flowers that Stefan used to place at his mother's grave when he was a boy. That was a really touching moment that was then off set by Damon's flippant eulogy that shows he still doesn't feel any remorse. Throughout this entire episode, people comment on Damon's apparent lack of remorse. He may not have any right now, but something does happen that changes things for him.

After a birthing class, Caroline overhears a couple talking about her and Ric. They recognize him as a professor and her as a student. They say some rude things and that makes Caroline angry. Her pregnancy hormones have made her control over her vampire nature almost non-existent. Luckily, Ric was there to stop her from doing something she'd regret. We learn what's really going through Caroline's head when she goes to visit her mother's grave. Caroline feels responsible for the babies, even if they aren't her own, and she just wants to make sure that she does right by them.

In Sunbury, a town that Bonnie found Julian in using a locator spell, Damon and Stefan follow a Santa Pub Crawl to a pub where they find everyone dead. They know that's where they'll find Julian. And they do, but he's not alone. Damon is able to get them out and wants Stefan to drop it for now and not to kick the hornet's nest. Stefan doesn't drop it though and that get him and Damon into a situation they can't get out of. Julian uses the X-shaped sword and stabs Damon in the heart, trapping his soul in the Phoenix Stone. It took this happening to Damon to snapped Stefan out of his fog of vengeance. Stefan tells Caroline that Damon won't be able make it in the Stone. With all the things that Damon has done, Stefan doesn't want to know what kind of hell the Stone has created for him. We are shown a scene where Damon wakes up, wounded, on a Civil War battlefield. I'm really curious about what Damon did back then, while still human mind you, to cause the Stone to use that in creating his punishment.    Caroline promises that they'll find a way to save Damon and that Damon can survive this. Nora, who was cloaked, tells them that even if Damon survives, he'll be different, just like Stefan will be. She then stabs Stefan with the Sword in retaliation for what he did to Mary Louise. Things are going to get really interesting now that both Damon and Stefan are trapped in the Phoenix Stone. We know that Damon's done a lot of bad things, but we haven't seen much of what Stefan has done in his past, so it'll be interesting to see what his hell looks like.

Finally, now that Nora has separated from Mary Louise, she has gone out on her own. She enrolls in classes at the University, and she wants to be more involved in charity. She asks if she can help Bonnie with the Toys for Tots toy drive. But it's apparent that Nora is still hung up on Mary Louise. When Mary Louise visits Nora at the hospital where she's delivering gifts to the children, they end up fighting and Nora breaks it off completely. But that all changes when Julian tells her that Mary Louise has been taken. I was really liking the new side to Nora we were seeing. And I was really enjoying seeing her and Bonnie kind of bond. But it looks like there's just no way for the Heretics and Team Salvatore to be friends (with the exception of Valerie).

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Review: The Vampire Diaries Season 7 Episode 8 "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me"




EPISODE SUMMARY:

While Julian and Lily host a party to celebrate Mary Louise and Nora's anniversary, Stefan and Damon initiate a risky plan; Caroline faces a new reality that threatens to destroy her relationship with Stefan; Lily makes a difficult decision.

AIRED: December 3, 2015

RATING: 5 ★★★★★ Extraordinary!

3 years from now, Damon wakes up tied to a chair with vervain soaked chains. The person in the shadows states that he's not the fly they were hoping to catch. When Damon tells the person to step out of the shadows, the person who is revealed is Lily. When he sees her, he states that it's been a long time. At first, I was wondering how Lily could possibly be there when she's dead. At the end of the episode, there's another scene that reveals the truth. Werewolf toxin. We still don't know who the hunter is, though. But what really stuck out was Damon's remorse toward his mother. I'm wondering what happened to change his opinion of her.

The Salvatores plan to kill Julian that day. Everything must appear normal. They get Julian's blood, have the Heretics unlink Lily from Julian, then they kill him. Valerie will tell the Heretics the truth about Julian, so that they help with the plan. The plan was good in theory, but they keep underestimating Julian. He's been around longer than all of them, he can't be taken down that easy. It seems like wishful thinking. I think that they should have planned things out a lot more than they did. They should have thought of every possible scenario. Because they didn't, someone paid the price. And that price was a heartbreaking one. I was crying my eyes out at this loss.

It also happens to he Nora and Mary Louise's 133rd anniversary. Julian plans a huge party for them, using the people he compelled as guests and food. Mary Louise plans to propose to Nora. Julian gives her a ring to propose with that Nora is sure to love. There is a lot of drama that happens at this party - there's drama between Julian and Lily, Lily and Damon, Mary Louise and Nora, Valerie and her family. And this drama was a contributing factor in the failure of the plan to kill Julian. There was so much friction that loyalties weren't as strong as they should have been. There were some really nice moments, such as hearing a song Beau had sung before he lost his voice. He had a beautiful voice. Mary Louise's proposal was sweet. Stefan and Lily's mother-son moment was so touching. But then there were moments of betrayal, heartbreak, and grief. So they had a very busy night.

On a side note, Caroline finally told Stefan about the pregnancy. He didn't handle it well, but with Lily's advice he cleared things up with her. Letting her know that he's not going anywhere. And then Matt was instrumental in Enzo's capture by a mysterious group of hunters. I'm very curious about who these people are and what they want with Enzo.

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Review: The Vampire Diaries Season 7 Episode 7 "Mommie Dearest"




EPISODE SUMMARY:

Damon and Stefan confront Lily with painful childhood memories; Lily reveals a secret; Enzo challenges Julian to a duel; Valerie reveals news that upturns Caroline's world.

AIRED: November 19, 2015

RATING: 3 ★★★✩✩ Very Good!

This episode's look into the future shows Damon and Ric racing to the news station to save Caroline. Damon knows that it's a trap and he needs to trip it before Stefan gets there. When Ric comments that he didn't find a babysitter to just sit in the car, Damon informs him that his job is to stop Stefan when he arrives at the station. When Damon enters the station, he hears Caroline calling for Stefan, but it turns out to be a recording of her newscast. Damon is then shot with something that knocks him out. Am I the only one who thinks that it was completely stupid to just enter the news station, knowing that it's a trap, with no plan except getting Caroline out and keeping Stefan from getting in? He was basically asking to be taken out and now this hunter has more bait to lure Stefan in with.

When Caroline takes a pregnancy test to confirm what Valerie told her about Ric's babies being transferred to her, it comes back negative. They also go to have an ultrasound done, but that doesn't show anything either. It isn't until Valerie realizes that there's more protections on the babies in the form of a cloaking spell, that she syphons it away and the babies are revealed. I find it interesting that with everything that she's seen and been through that Caroline finds the idea of the Gemini Coven transferring Ric and Jo's twins to her so impossible. Now that it's actually confirmed, I'm wondering how she's going to handle it.

Stefan decides to host Thanksgiving dinner as a way to recruit his mother as an ally against Julian. But when he tells Lily the truth of what Julian did to Valerie and her child - Lily's grandchild - she doesn't believe it. Stefan takes drastic measures to get her to listen to him. After tying her up with vervain ropes, Stefan, Damon and Lily take a trip down memory lane. They remind her of what a monster Giuseppe Salvatore was and that Julian mirrors him in many ways. It isn't until arriving home after Julian's fight with Enzo and Damon that Lily starts to realize the truth. Julian's flippancy about risking his life when it was linked to her and then outright lying to her about his involvement in Valerie's miscarriage send Lily back to Stefan and Damon with a plan to stop Julian once and for all. I can't believe that it took such drastic measure to get Lily to see the truth. If she had no trouble seeing what a monster Giuseppe was, why couldn't she see it in Julian too? They mirror each other almost perfectly. I think it was realizing that Julian really did kill her grandchild that changed her mind. Although it didn't seem like it when we first met her, Lily has a very deep love for her children, whether they are by blood or adoption.

And finally, Bonnie and Enzo find Oscar's car and in the trunk is hidden a sword with an X-shaped blade. Bonnie recognizes it from the research she was doing on the Phoenix Stone. When she goes back to learn more about it, she finds that the Phoenix Stone gives the sword it's power against immortal enemies. Without the Stone the sword is just a sword. The mystery of the X-shaped wounds that Julian, Beau and the people in the visions Bonnie had from the Phoenix Stone is finally making sense. We also know how the vampire souls got into the Phoenix Stone. They were all vampires who had been stabbed in the heart with the sword that contained the Phoenix Stone. It's all coming together.

On a side note, I think that Bonnie's interest in Enzo is kind of cute. She tries to play it off, but I don't think she's fooling anyone, least of all Enzo.

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Review: The Vampire Diaries Season 7 Episode 6 "Best Served Cold"




EPISODE SUMMARY:

Lily hosts a dinner to introduce her past love, Julian, to Damon and Stefan, and to declare peace between her family and the residents of Mystic Falls; Matt and Bonnie uncover a mystery; Alaric reaches his breaking point.

AIRED: November 12, 2015

RATING:★★★★✩ Excellent!

This episode's look into the future shows Damon asking Ric when he last heard from his fiancee, which turns out to have been earlier that afternoon, but she's not answering her phone now. Damon informs Ric that he needs to get her on the phone now, because Stefan is being hunted again and it's only a matter of time before Caroline is used as bait to lure him out. After he says this, Ric notices Caroline on the television behind him. She's bleeding from the head and is on air with an urgent message for Stefan Salvatore. I think the thing that surprised me the most about this look into the future is that Ric and Caroline are engaged. It does make a little more sense later in the episode, but I'm still wondering why Stefan is being hunted and by who. Where is Caroline? Is she still alive? Who knows when the broadcast was filmed.

In the present, Stefan is being plagued by the thought that he could have been a father, even dreaming of the son he could have had. Lily hosts a peace party to introduce Julian to everyone and try to facilitate a new start with everyone. Stefan uses the party to try to kill Julian, while Damon tries to stop him. Bonnie and Enzo have a bit of a flirtation to make Lily jealous. Bonnie and Matt find a group of people compelled at the high school hooked up to saline drips. While Ric has his final goodbye with Jo, while also learning that his children may still be alive.

Stefan's dream of the son he could have had was really heartbreaking. His need to kill Julian just keeps growing. While Damon wants to wait 6 months for Lily to get comfortable and happy with Julian, Stefan wants to use the party as his chance to kill him. Stefan refuses to tell Damon his reasons for wanting to do it right away, so Damon goes out of his way to try to stop him. Stefan gets Matt to help him incapacitate Damon and then hunts Julian down in the kitchen where he stakes Julian then tosses him into the fireplace. Lily arrives in time to save Julian and asks Stefan what she did to make him hate her so much, his reply is that it's not about her. Damon finally wakes up and finds the three of them in the kitchen. Lily tells them to sit down, but when Damon tries to get Stefan out of there, Julian tells them to sit or he'll seat them himself. I couldn't believe that he actually had the nerve to call them "son." What does he thinks gives him that right? Just because he's involved with their mother? He's not even any kind of father figure to them. It just seemed extremely presumptuous and arrogant. He then starts lecturing them while also telling them of his time in the Phoenix Stone before going into a blind rage and beating on them. Lily is eventually able to get him to stop and tells them to leave.

When Damon and Stefan arrive home, Damon tears into Stefan about what went down. After putting Damon through the coffee table, Stefan finally tells Damon the truth about Valerie's pregnancy and Julian's role in ending it. He tells Damon that nothing will stop him from killing Julian. After they've calmed down a little, Stefan asks Damon if Julian reminded him of anyone. He reminded them of their father. Damon tells Stefan about how he and Elena had talked about having a family. Stefan then tells him that in all his time on this earth his only regret is not having a child. Damon then agrees to help him kill Julian. Any time he wants to. It looks like the hunt is on.

I felt kind of bad for Mary Louise in this episode. Before the party, she was wearing a very pretty, but modest dress that Nora kind of makes fun of her for choosing. Then Mary Louise changes into a less modest dress, hoping that Nora will notice but she doesn't. Later, Julian finds Mary Louise in the cellar, moping about how Nora hasn't noticed or even talked to her all night. Julian tells her that she's lost her swagger and it's no wonder that Nora is bored. He gets Mary Louise to go against Lily's rules and drink from one of the servants. Afterward, Mary Louise struts up to Nora, who finally notices that she changed her dress, and lays a wopper of a kiss on her. Mary Louise doesn't seem to have very much confidence in herself. It makes me wonder if she's always been this way, or if it's just her difficulties adjusting.

Bonnie and Enzo arrive to the party at the same time. Enzo tells her that if anyone asks, she's his date. When Lily answers the door, Enzo gives her flowers and a kiss on the cheek before entering the party. Lily tells Bonnie that she hopes that her presence means that she's willing to start fresh. Bonnie's reply was the best ever! She tells Lily that since she's the reason that she'll never see her best friend again that she must be joking. Just the way that Bonnie said it was amazing. It was one of my favorite parts of the episode. Enzo overhears Julian talking to Beau about Oscar having had something of his, but it wasn't with Oscar when he died. He tells Beau that it would give him peace of mind if he could find Oscar car. Julian then introduces himself to Enzo. Bonnie notices and when he comes over to her, she tells him to have some dignity. Enzo tells her that what he got in return is priceless. Julian wants Oscar's car and he intends to find it first. Bonnie notices Lily watching them and straightens Enzo's tie to make her jealous. But it seems to me that Bonnie may have a bit of a crush going on on Enzo.

As Bonnie is leaving the party, one of the servants asks her if she knows where the high school is. She finds this question strange since the whole town is abandoned. When she asks who he's been talking to he tells her that he can't say and continues to ask where the high school is. Matt notices the strange occurrence and asks what it was about. Bonnie tells him that she's not sure and that they should probably check it out. Matt and Bonnie find a lot of people at the high school who seem to be compelled there by someone and are hooked up to saline drips. I think that it's pretty obvious that it was Julian who has done it.

The most heartbreaking part of this episode was Ric's final goodbye with "Jo." Her health quickly deteriorates. Caroline tries to heal her with her blood, but "Jo" just throws it up. Valerie is the one who realizes that Jo's human body cannot hold the vampire's soul. As she lays there dying, "Jo" tells Ric that she remembers that she was killed by a woman wielding a sword. The sword was made of metal which shouldn't have been able to kill her when it pierced her heart, but it did. She also remembered her name, which is Florence. Ric thanks her for allowing him the chance to say goodbye. Florence tells him that Jo was a lucky woman and that he would have made a great husband. I was definitely crying during their goodbye. That poor man. It seems like all the women he's loved have died, whether voluntarily or involuntarily.

Ric and Caroline find Valerie watching his wedding video. She tells them that she recognizes the chant that the Gemini Coven was using. Kai thought that they were trying to send him to a Prison World, but they were actually trying to save the next generation of Gemini Twins. Valerie believes that Ric's children are still alive. If a pregnant mother is in danger a transfer is a magical fail safe. She does a locator spell and it shows them that the babies are inside Caroline. What a HUGE twist! How is it possible for a vampire to be pregnant? I'm looking forward to learning more about how it's possible for Caroline to be carrying Ric's twins.

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Review: The Vampire Diaries Season 7 Episode 5 "Live Through This"




EPISODE SUMMARY:

Damon decides to make a change; Lily gets ready for the arrival of someone special from her past; Bonnie and Enzo are faced with a violent threat; disturbing information regarding the phoenix stone emerges.

AIRED: November 5, 2015

RATING: 5 ★★★★★ Extraordinary!

In this episode's look into 3 years in the future, Bonnie seems to be in a mental institution talking to a support group talking about how she made a mistake and lost someone she loved. Back in her room, she's surprised to see Enzo waiting for her. When she asks why he's there, he tells her that she can't hide there forever. She then runs into his arms and kisses him. I was seriously surprised by this development. I never would have thought of Bonnie and Enzo ending up together. I'm curious about what she did that caused her to retreat to a mental institution.

Back in the present, we learn some startling truths. The souls that we returned to Oscar and Jo's bodies weren't their souls at all. The Phoenix Stone is a trap or prison for very old vampire souls, Julian's being one of them. Damon and Stefan go with Valerie to destroy Julian's body, but Lily and the others get there first. In the aftermath, Valerie reveals the entire truth to Stefan, that she was pregnant with his child and Julian made sure that she would leave by beating her and killing their child. Bonnie makes the heartbreaking confession to Ric that they made a mistake and didn't return Jo's soul to her body, but someone else. Damon is out for revenge against Lily when Valerie reveals that she was the one who told Kai to put Elena in the Sleeping Beauty coma. He plans to let Lily have her happiness with Julian before ripping his head off in front of her. He wants to completely destroy her. Stefan promises Valerie that Julian will pay for what he did to her and their child. Lily uses the Phoenix Stone to resurrect Julian.

With the truth of the Phoenix Stone revealed, the reality that Jo isn't Jo is truly heartbreaking. My heart went out to Ric. But I have to say that I really admired him when he told "Jo" that she wasn't alone and that they would figure things out together. In his situation, that took a lot of strength.

Damon and Stefan go with Valerie to a coffin imporium to destroy Julian's body so that he can't be brought back, but they were too late. Lily tells Damon and Stefan that Julian makes her a better person, but Valerie reveals that Julian didn't make her a better person, he made her worse. She's the one who gave Kai the idea to put Elena in a coma. She wanted them to pay for not helping her free her family from the Prison World. Damon is enraged and when he goes to try to kill Lily, Beau exploded the coffins around them so that they can escape with Julian. In the aftermath, after Stefan calms Damon a little, he finds Valerie and she tells Stefan the truth about her pregnancy. Both brothers are out for revenge against Lily and Julian. Damon wants Lily to pay for taking Elena from him and Stefan wants Julian to pay for what he did to Valerie and their unborn child. Nothing good ever happens when Damon is out for revenge. The fact that Stefan may also want in on the plan makes them even more dangerous. Plus, it looks like Bonnie may be willing to help with the revenge plot that Damon is cooking up. I have a very bad feeling about what's going to happen in the following episodes.

There was a moment between Bonnie and Enzo that felt kind of like a foreshadowing of the future that we saw between them in the beginning of the episode. Enzo basically tells Bonnie that he doesn't need relationship advice from a witch who has no love life whatsoever. Bonnie then comments that maybe Enzo just deserves someone better than Lily. I could not believe that Enzo still gave the Phoenix Stone to Lily so that she could bring Julian back.

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Review: The Vampire Diaries Season 7 Episode 4 "I Carry Your Heart With Me"




EPISODE SUMMARY:

An unexpected turn of events sends Damon scrambling for an alternate plan; Damon's actions force Stefan and Caroline to distract girls at a ball at Whitmore College; Enzo is determined to find out what Valerie is hiding.

AIRED: October 29, 2015

RATING: 4 ★★★★✩ Excellent!

In this episode's future scene, three years from now, Ric has what looks like twin daughters. He's failing to fix their doll, while they start getting ready for bed. When Ric notices that things have gone quiet, he gets his stake gun and finds Damon at the door with his daughters staring at him. Damon comments that it looks like Ric has gotten everything he wanted. Ric knows that the only reason Damon would be at his door is if someone died. Damon informs him that no one has died yet, but that will change if Ric doesn't do as he says and he asks if Ric is going to invite him in. Damon seems a bit homicidal and I'm wondering what has happened to cause him to be so hostile with his best friend. It also looks like Jo isn't in the picture, so what has happened to her? The mystery deepens.

It's Halloween and the final day that Ric has to be able to bring Jo back. Meanwhile, Damon finds Oscar dead and Lily sends Mary Louise and Nora to Whitmore to find out where Oscar is, since Damon missed the exchange. They send a message saying that for every hour that Oscar is not returned, a Whitmore student will die. Stefan and Caroline use the Heaven and Hell Ball to distract them from their killing spree, but Nora and Mary Louise's relationship drama does a better job at distracting them. Enzo suspects that Valerie had something to do with Oscar going missing. When she tells him about Julian and her reason for killing Oscar, Enzo wants to help her prevent Julian from reentering Lily's life. Caroline wants Stefan to talk to Valerie about lifting the spell cast on her, but for some reason Stefan does everything he can to get Nora or Mary Louise to syphon the spell instead. Why doesn't he want to confront Valerie? Finally, after bringing Oscar back to life, Bonnie also brings Jo back to life.

I particularly liked Damon's story line in this episode. He came really close to losing his only chance to get Elena back when Oscar turned up dead, but Bonnie saved the day. Oscar was brought back to life and Elena was returned. But it's what Lily told Damon that really brought about a change in him. She tells him that he's too scared to find out who he is without Elena. So after some thought, Damon has Tyler come and take Elena to a safe location. Damon starts writing in a journal to Elena, questioning who he is without her. The most heartfelt moment was when he told her that no matter how far she is from him, she'll still be with him and his heart is still in the coffin with her, until she comes back to him. I seriously got all the feels from that.

Oscar's resurrection seems a bit strange to me. I can understand him being ravenous and even having no short term memory. But he seems to have absolutely no memory whatsoever of who he is. How will this effect Jo's resurrection?

Then there was the relationship dramas between Mary Loise and Nora, and Stefan and Caroline. There was a lot of jealousy on Mary Louise's part with how well Nora is adapting to their new life and she fears that she'll lose Nora to someone else and their new world. Then there's Stefan and Caroline. Caroline want Stefan to talk to Valerie about removing the anti-vampire spell from her, but Stefan seem very reluctant to come face-to-face with Valerie. He was always making excuses and looking for one of the other Heretics willing to syphon the spell. Why doesn't he want to face Valerie? Is there some truth to Caroline's insecurities?

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Review: The Vampire Diaries Season 7 Episode 3 "Age of Innocence"




EPISODE SUMMARY:

Damon, Bonnie and Alaric set off on a road trip in search of anything they can use against Lily; while held hostage by the Heretics, Caroline learns information about Valerie's past.

AIRED: October 22, 2015

RATING: 3 ★★★✩✩ Very Good!

Three years from now, Stefan calls Tyler to see if he's spoken to Caroline. His scars has opened up and he doesn't have long. He needs Tyler to warn Caroline, since she's not answering his calls. Tyler agrees and tells him that he should be running. Stefan is already on his way; he has a bag ready and sets his car on fire. I'm really interested to see more of this future scene play out. Who is Stefan running from? What's really going on?

This episode is mostly flashbacks and flashforwards. In the beginning of the episode we see three years into the future where Stefan is on the run and calls Tyler to check on Caroline. Then we're back to the present and we learn more about Stefan's past with Valerie. She was the first love of Stefan's life. She was there even before Katherine. We also learn about Julian, the man that Lily is in love with, who it appears she's trying to being back. But it seems that he's not a very good man and Lily is completely blind to who he really is.

Valerie's story was quite heartbreaking. While I don't really like her now as a Heretic, I kind of liked her when she was human in 1863. The fact that Lily had sent a couple of her people to check on Stefan and Damon before she left for Europe, shows that she still very much loved her sons. But as Damon said when he called Lily to make the trade for Elena, time went by and she found a new family. I liked the moment when Damon told her that he finally understood why she considers the Heretics as her family now and not him or Stefan. That he has a new family as well, which includes Ric and Bonnie and the others.

This stuff with the Phoenix Stone is getting dangerous really fast. Oscar's warning that those messing with the Stone end up dead is a very bad omen. I was surprised when Valerie showed up at his bedside and then killed Oscar when she learned that he knew where Julian was. She will literally do anything to keep his resurrection from happening. We see a softer side to Lily when she lets Caroline go after Caroline shows her Stefan's journal and the things he had written about her.

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