It definitely would have given her more connection to being a witch, as opposed to the way the show has it which was she was only a witch when her friends needed her while at the same time making it seem like she had no life outside of magic.
I imagine Kai’s familiar to be a black dog and it’s the first thing he gets when he’s released from the prison world and serves as an omen to Liv and Jo when he goes to get them.
For real though, not only did Esther use a spell from the Bennetts but had to channel their magic to accomplish it. She really didn’t do anything all that great, all she did was create the bastardization of Qetsiyah’s, who was able to create perfect immortality without the hiccups of Esther’s.
I don’t even know enough about Hope or Freya because I stopped watching TO after season 1, but I can guess it’s not as impressive as what any Bennett has already done just without the recognition because that’s essentially the thing that separates them. They do less, suffer through less, but get the high titles simply because they’re white and Plec doesn’t know how to write agency unless they’re white.
And then there’s Daliah, again I don’t know much about her but I remember the debates on which was more powerful, her or Qetsiyah. Qetsiyah was the obvious take but for some reason people wanted to argue her grand of immortality, which was essentially hibernation, was better than the true immortality Qetsiyah created along with an entire dimension she built for herself and her lover and she did that just out of blind rage, imagine if she had focus, she’d be damn near unstoppable. They’re not even in the same league but because she white and actually got a storyline catered to her bu Plec, people think her accomplishments are are even remotely the same power level.
Ugh, brings me back to the disappointment of 4×19 when Bonnie a) didn’t get to kill Elena, b) came out the bad guy despite Elena attacking first, and c) Elena getting all the free passes because her humanity was off but Bonnie wasn’t given they same leeway and she was being taken over by expression, something a lot stronger than “ I can’t feel anything”.
She’s a good girl, no one could dispute that. They could try, but they would lose every time because who would accuse the woman who saved the world of being bad. However there was something off, something that lied underneath that she kept locked away for no one to see. That is until Kai finds the key.
In theory I like this, but in practice I don’t think Bonnie, or Kai for that matter would want that many kids.
Yep. Bonnie definitely wouldn’t. She seems like she’d want two at max. Kai would say he wants a big family, but in reality, he’d only want slightly more than Bonnie. LOL
I actually imagine him barely wanting the one. I remember when he was describing coming from a big family–never a quiet moment, he did not seem like a fan of that, so based on that I don’t see him wanting many kids and Bonnie is way to sensible to keep popping out kids like that. Also who wants to be constantly pregnant with twins, no less–she’d get tired of that real quick.
Oneirataxia || inability to distinguish between fantasy and reality.
Cwtsh || a safe place; the space of the cupboard under the stairs
Summary:“Klaus has always been one to collect witches. They don’t stay because they want to per se. They stay because he twists their minds in such a way that they can’t find their way out.”
While with her relatives during the summer, Bonnie is kidnapped by Klaus. He tells her that she can leave whenever she wants. The problem is, she can’t seem to find her way out of his current haunt. (Post 2×22)
Warnings: Language, Minor Sexual Content, Mind Manipulation, Mild Violence, Mild Gore, ect.
POC of TVD 