I just have a hard time believing that the kid who clung to his dead ghost girlfriend would say Elena wouldn't be his sister if she were a vampire /o\
word. i've seen people suggest that Jeremy's just had enough of the supernatural stuff wrecking his life, but there hasn't been any real development on screen with regards to that? so, inorganic.
I don't necessarily have trouble believing he'd do these things for Elena, or act in this way, but there's like, no reference to the terrible things he did last season, or how he treated Elena, or any issues between them, so I'm all Ripper, what ripper?
haha yeah, well, what you're saying here is why i do overall think the narration is nonsensical. and obvious agreement on the writers not deserving trust, lol. but i can at least understand Stefan's ~side of it, and that's a small comfort, i guess.
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Date: 2012-10-14 09:41 am (UTC)i understand you, bro.
I just have a hard time believing that the kid who clung to his dead ghost girlfriend would say Elena wouldn't be his sister if she were a vampire /o\
word. i've seen people suggest that Jeremy's just had enough of the supernatural stuff wrecking his life, but there hasn't been any real development on screen with regards to that? so, inorganic.
I don't necessarily have trouble believing he'd do these things for Elena, or act in this way, but there's like, no reference to the terrible things he did last season, or how he treated Elena, or any issues between them, so I'm all Ripper, what ripper?
haha yeah, well, what you're saying here is why i do overall think the narration is nonsensical. and obvious agreement on the writers not deserving trust, lol. but i can at least understand Stefan's ~side of it, and that's a small comfort, i guess.