They were about to kiss but got interrupted: Some guy came into Shane’s office looking for something, and he found the headstone. “You were hardly the model of sanity,” she said. Stefan had his first jaw-dropping line of the night: “The sex wasn’t good because we didn’t care. She was running the knife first across his heart and then his neck. It was liberating - the drinking, the feeding, the sex. They didn’t care in the ’20s, they did what felt good. She wanted him to learn what it took her “a thousand years and hundreds of betrayals” to: love and caring ruins you. She asked if he knew why she had refused to compel him to forget all about Elena. Rebekah caught the Polynesian sacrificial knife Stefan threw at her after she compared her appreciation for other cultures to him dating a child who only thinks about herself. Turns out he had a good reason.īack in Shane’s office, the herbs were burning as Stefan and Rebekah noted Shane’s afterlife fetish by the collection of artifacts he had. Damon told Jeremy to run and fought Kol, who really should have just snapped Damon’s neck but didn’t. That’s one of the reasons I’m excited for this potential Originals spinoff: They’re just smarter and more creative than normal vamps. Kol didn’t want to kill Jeremy and suffer the hunter’s curse. He can’t sit back and let this race for the cure happen. They said Silas would rise again and trigger the end of all time, which sounds dangerous even to an immortal. So Kol continued: A few hundred years back, he came across a group of Silas’ followers. Kol cut to the chase and told them that finding the cure risks the awakening of Silas.
“He’s underage and I don’t like you,” Damon cracked. He still had blood on his hands when he offered the guys a drink. Kol was there, looking adorable as always.
But the sun came up, and everyone was safe.ĭamon and Jeremy headed back to the bar to hunt the new vamps, and we didn’t yet know how funny it was that Damon told Jeremy, “I’m trying to keep you alive, dumbass.” Inside, they followed a blood trail - that will never come out Jeremy’s shoe soles - and found a pile of dead bodies. It’s a wonder that vampires don’t use the “burn the house down so they have to come out” trick. She arrived just in time to save Matt from another vampire, and inside they went. We forgot Elena was coming to the lake to see Damon. Damon said he’d slow the vamps down and ripped one’s heart out. Damon was disappointed that Jeremy wanted to retreat, but then he softened - ah, he cares about Matt a bit now, too (for Elena’s sake, no doubt). Jeremy managed to kill the first one that took a bite of Matt, then told Matt they should run to the lake house where the vamps couldn’t get in.
Klaus adapted: He’d give Jeremy and Matt a two-minute head start, then he’d compel the new vampires to kill Matt so Jeremy would have to slay them. Hunters can’t be compelled.” I think this show is going to single-handedly bring back the word “dick,” which I feel lost out to “douche” for too long. But Jeremy balked: “I don’t take orders from you, dick. We returned to the bar where Klaus had massacred those innocents so Jeremy could kill them all after they’d transitioned and grow his mark.