No!

[redbrunja]

Oh, Vampire Diaries why must you keep killing characters I like?

I know everyone else disliked Vicki but I loved her and her white-trash issues. I approve of girls who are that bitchy and self-destructive and broken.

In other news, Damon was deliciously sociopathic, and Damon/Elena suddenly ...began to be appealing.

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[plural-entity.livejournal.com]

I haven't read the books yet, but I expect I'll be getting them as a Christmas present.

The thing that made me stop and do a double take was the fact that I felt bad about her death. Normally, I don't feel bad when people die that you aren't supposed to like, even if I like them. I stop and go, "grr, plot movement, plot movement." And I didn't really like Vicki at all, but when he stabbed her, I actually felt really, really bad.

I was hugely Stefan/Elena in the beginning, and now, I think Damon's a far more developed character and has more depth than Stefan does. And I think it's because we've seen the Remorseful Vampire so many times, especially now, what with Twilight and everything. Stefan does what a vampire does: he kills and takes what he wants. But he does care, he just wishes he didn't. It's different.

[redbrunja.livejournal.com]

Why do you think we weren't supposed to like Vicki? I mean, I understand NOT liking her (okay, not really) but she was presented as a broken, screwed up, damaged girl who then got killed by Damon and further fucked over.

I was hugely Stefan/Elena in the beginning, and now, I think Damon's a far more developed character and has more depth than Stefan does.

That is exactly what I went through. There is just something so INTERESTING about the bad ones.