With The Vampire Diaries becoming so insane last week, lets see what are the events that we can expect on the next episodes.
Below you can check the interview of executive producer Julie Plec with TV Guide.
Jenna went from being blissfully unaware vampires even exist to becoming one – and an integral part of the long-awaited ritual at that. It’s a lot to process.
“The next episode takes place over the rest of the night,” Plec says.
“It is Klaus’ attempt in executing the sacrifice ritual to break the curse, and what everyone else has to do to try to keep her from being the vampire that Klaus sacrifices.”
Damon’s werewolf bite has no known cure. So what does he do?! “The finale is basically the end of the road of Damon’s journey for the year,” Plec says.
“He’s done so many things and made so many choices that have been so screwed up and now he’s at the end of his life, so he believes, and needs to come to terms with all the decisions he’s made in the year, and since Katherine seduced him 145 years ago.”
“[He’ll] relive the mistakes he made with Katherine [and] try to get Elena’s forgiveness.”
Stefan will try to save Damon, teases Plec, and is “determined to do anything he possibly can. Stefan’s whole cross to bear is, ‘Wait a second, my brother is finally showing his humanity? The humanity that I took away from him 145 years ago?”
“With no cure, what the hell is he going to do? That’s the finale.”
Elena does not want to be a vampire, which marks a divergence from Twilight. “When we started the show, the similarities were so extreme,” Plec says.
“This was a way of closing the book on that chapter of similarities. I was happy to have this introspection when the choice has already been made for her.”
Damon will try to get Elena’s forgiveness, but after what he just did, that’s not gonna be easy. “This is [Damon’s] biggest lesson to learn,” Plec says.
“You can love someone with all the power in your soul, but you still have to remember who they are and what they want. In the final episode, Damon needs to seek her forgiveness for what he did and he desperately wants it.”
His extra reason? The bite: “‘I can’t die with you hating me,’ that’s his point.”
Damon can’t really die though, right? “Anybody can die!” and “Who needs Ian Somerhalder?” Plec joked, but adds that she’s not afraid to make tough choices.
“There will be severe and tragic consequences, and loss of life will be extreme over the last several episodes,” the shot-caller adds. “It’s a vampire show, and in a vampire show, the stakes are high and the death count has to match that.”
“If you guys don’t believe the consequences aren’t life and death, then we’re not doing our job. Unfortunately we’ve set into motion a ritual that needs a lot of sacrificial elements. We hope that the audience trusts our decision as storytellers.”
“There will be decisions that are not popular, always.”
You can check The Vampire Diaries Season 2 Reviews and Spoilers HERE
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