The premiere episode of “The Vampire Diaries” Season 6 titled “I’ll Remember” revealed how the characters are now living their lives after Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Bonnie’s (Kat Graham) death. Some were able to move on but there are still others struggling in accepting that they have lost a loved one, a friend and their town Mystic Falls.
Spoiler Alert: This feature contains major spoilers on “The Vampire Diaries” Season 6, episode 1 titled “I’ll Remember.”
The beginning of the premiere episode showed that Mystic Falls is currently free from the attacks of supernatural creatures but stepping outside of the border may not be a good idea because of a vampire lurking around to feed on humans. The next scenes showed how the gang from Mystic
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“Elena you know I can smell that right? I'm teaching a class full of kids who look like blood sausages. Could you put that away?” Alaric stated when Elena started to drink blood from a tumbler cup during his class.
Matt (Zach Roerig) trains for the “Community Protection Squad” while he goes home to the Lockwood mansion to see his friend Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) spiraling out of control with girls, video games and alcohol because of Bonnie’s death. Caroline (Candice Accola) is busy finding a spell that could end the Travelers’ anti-magic boundary spell over Mystic Falls while his mother, Sheriff Forbes (Marguerite MacIntyre), tracks down the “border lurker” that attacks the town’s
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Tyler, who assured Alaric that his temper is in control, had a close call in triggering his werewolf curse again when he confronted Luke about Elena’s hallucinations and thirst for blood as an effect of the herbs that he gives her.
Elena and Stefan have a conversation over the phone about how to get through the day without falling apart. Elena thinks Stefan is finding a way that could make them bring Damon and Bonnie back but in reality, Stefan gave up and just moved on with his life away from his home and friends.
Caroline leaves Stefan a voicemail about how bad life is now with the group of friends drifting apart and how she needs help in undoing the anti-magic boundary spell over Mystic Falls. Stefan sees Caroline’s voicemail but he decided to just smash his phone so his friends can no longer contact him.
Elena and Alaric have a father-and-daughter-like conversation where they talked about how much they hate being a vampire. Then, Elena tells Alaric that she wants him to compel her to forget that she loved
After the accident gerry's mom quit being racist, and got to know julian and Emma went to the game and apologized to julius for how she acted when they first met.
She tries to comfort her mom in Higuey. Her mother is now realizing that her husband is stepping out on her. Minerva is still rebellious. Mate (Maria Teresa) asthma attacks are getting worse. Dede still has decisions to make. Patria has completely lost her faith.
“Aveline?” he asked, taking in her appearance as his heart broke. If you haven’t betrayed your friends, none of this would have happened. This is for you! I followed you blindly, never questioned your orders, hell I considered you a father figure, but I couldn’t follow you to Switzerland.
When the characters have their voice back, everyone sits down and has a serious conversation with the people who mean the most to them. Willow and Tara talk about their similar passion in witch craft; Xander and Anya make up and talk about their relationship and how they both truly feel about each other; Giles and his lover Olivia talk about Giles duties of a watcher and fighting monsters, vampires, and demons. When Riley goes to see Buffy in her dorm room they sit down on the bed and Riley says “I guess we have to talk” Buffy replies “I guess we do” but then neither of them say anything they just stare at each other. Overall, “Hush” shows the importance of communicating with the people you care the most about, and how it is something that is often taken for granted.
The excitement of New Years Eve comes from the lighting of the fireworks, as Elena describes, people “shouted with joy and hugged each other” (174), and the children were filled with “a fearful wonder” (174). In this moment the people, so full of anger, seem to reconcile, and the neighbourhood changes from dangerous to “a celebratory atmosphere of growing excitement” (174). This joy illuminates the childhood Elena could have had; one in which neighbours are friends, and past grudges fall away like they are nothing. However, the competitive and violent nature of the neighbourhood, emerges as the night progresses. When Rino and his friends fail to surpass the firework show put on by the Solara family, they turn to hurling insults at them from the street. This is not received kindly by the Solara brothers, who return with gunfire, as Elena describes “in order to win, [they] were shooting at us” (178). It is here, enclosed within the joy of fireworks and the threat of gunfire, that Lila experiences her first episode of “dissolving margins” (89). This episode represents the loss of innocence in both girls, and adds a new layer of complexity to their relationship. Elena begins to yearn for a deeper understanding of her best friend, emphasizing the secretive nature of Lila and her ultimate desire to
This story talks about how Edward Perry and Alfonso led the gang, and why kids wanted to be a part of it. It also focuses on Bobby Gore and David
“Hush” is a popular episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. This is due to the twenty-nine minutes of the characters not speaking because their voices are taken away. The characters see the value of communication to solve their issues. Buffy the Vampire Slayer is related to real life problems such as insecurities and weaknesses. Some of these insecurities and weaknesses involved are identitiesidentity, relationships, and responsibilitiesduties. Also, adolescence because it is a time of growing and realizations. They mature through their experiences and battles of everyday life. and fighting. This occurs in a place called Sunnydale ,where during this time of the episode which monsters lurk around and are hunted. In the episode “Hush”, the voices taken away from the residents of Sunnydale represent the theme that communication is needed for understanding and solving problems.
Stefan saw Elena for the first time trying to rescue her from a horrible car accident. He noticed that Elena looks exactly like his past lover, Katherine, who turned him into the vampire, just like Damon. He decided to stay back and find out more about Elena, which is why he enrolled back into high school. Paul Wesley, who plays “Stefan” and sometimes other minor characters in the television series, discussed in an interview how his character is similar to himself in real life. Paul mentioned how they both moved a lot throughout life, did not really fit in, and were trouble-makers (Vampire Diaries Guide). Damon likes to refer to his brother sarcastically as “Saint Stefan” because of how well he behaves as a vampire. Stefan wants a normal life and being a vampire contradicts his morals. Wesley confirms with this by saying, “Stefan hates being a vampire, he doesn’t want to be a vampire. He’s constantly struggling with the dark side. He has a need to feed on human blood. It’s not easy for him not to do it. He wants to experience life as a normal human being, whereas his brother loves vampirism; he’s enjoying it” (Channel Guide Magazine). Throughout the show, Stefan continues to do a lot of human things still like writing and listening to
In early January of 1692, the nine-year-old Betty Parris and her cousin, Abigail Williams, began having nightmares, acting like animals, complaining of strange pricks in their skin, wailing like "a banshee from the afterlife,” and contorting into shapes that wasn’t natural to a human (Blumberg). It was said that supernatural forces were confiding in them, and everyone’s fear came alive when the girls mentioned witches. Tituba, an Indian slave, taught her Caribbean voodoo-inspired magic to local girls, putting the idea of witchcraft in their minds (Aronson, 1). She was never trusted among the town because she was a foreign slave. Basic common “voo-doo magic” used in modern-day shows were the “incapable witchcraft” of the 1600’s.
Maggie looks at Zaroff and has a flashback. She saw Zaroff and her brother fighting in the woods and when the ambulance came and where she is now. Then she realizes she isn’t waking up now its showing the future!
I will also admit to not being very responsible when the parents are away (no I don’t throw parties, but junk food and video games are more fun). Similar to when Zeena is away, Ethan feels less anxious. Well, the first one is the most obvious one. What did Mattie say to Mrs. Hale? This is a question that bothers me, I’m not usually overly curious, but what was so bad that Mrs. Hale can’t repeat it?
She finds it increasingly difficult to speak to anyone at all. When trying to speak, “[her] throat is always sore... [Her] jaws are clenched… Every time [she] [tries] to talk to [her] parents or a teacher, [she] sputter[s] or freeze[s]” (Anderson 50-51). The beginning of the year is when Melinda finds it hardest to speak. She implies that every time she attempts to talk to anyone about anything, she freezes and can not seem to get the words out. Finally, Melinda builds up the courage to open up to her ex-best friend – Rachel. Melinda shows great character development by speaking to Rachel about the incident, as she is one of the most – if not the most – difficult person to tell. Although Melinda is nervous to tell Rachel, as she and Rachel converse, she writes a note explaining that “[she] didn’t call the cops to break up the party, [she] called – [she] put[s] the pencil down. [She] pick[s] it up again – them because some guy raped [her] under the trees. [She] didn’t know what to do…” (Anderson 183). Rachel asks “why [she didn’t] tell [her]”, and Melinda explains that “[she] could not tell anybody” (Anderson 183). Although Melinda was not ready to speak before, she is now ready to speak and that is what matters the most; she has grown significantly since the rape occurred. In autumn, Melinda’s character is selectively mute and has a lack of communication skills. Yet, by the end of the year,
When Elena knocked on Eugene’s green door, she had a lot of hope to study with Eugene and getting to know him better. But when Eugene’s mom answered the door, she told Elena to leave and that she was not welcome in Eugene’s home. “‘What’s wrong? Didn’t you hear what I said?’ She seemed very angry, and I finally snapped out of my trance. I tu...
True Blood is a new television series in many centuries of attempting to capitalize on Vampires. Based on the Sookie Stackhouse novels, these stories have been successful in print and now television. Vampires films have always been in abundance in entertainment media. Some are exceptionally well composed and timeless. Others are mediocre and ridiculous. The success of True Blood is based upon the societal interest in vampires, the well written script, and the exceptional cast of the film.
As they sit on a bench with an uncomfortable looks on their faces, they begin to open up and get to know each other, which reduces uncertainty because they know a bit more about each other than they did before. Adam reveals that he is at this summer camp because his parents are getting a divorce and he starts to cry in front of her. Being in an awkward situation, Emma attempts to comfort him by putting her arm around him; then she tells him that not all people are mea...