The Vampire Diaries Season 1 - Episode 15 [VERIFIED]
Updated on September 24th, 2021 by Kevin Pantoja: There was actually so much heartbreak on this series that it's actually difficult to fully narrow down the saddest Vampire Diaries episodes. Throughout the show's eight seasons, there were installments where characters broke up, were killed off, dealt with trauma, and had almost countless things happen to them to send them into tears. The audience was right there with them, weeping for the most part during the runtime of these episodes for various reasons. Some even manage to get sadder the more times you watch them.
The Vampire Diaries Season 1 - Episode 15
The love triangle at the center of the series was seemingly cemented in "Graduation." Although Elena picked Stefan at the end of season 3, turning into a vampire changed things and she grew closer and closer to Damon as time went on. In the finale, she finally admitted her love to Damon.
After the Katherine arc wrapped up in season 2's "Masquerade," the next storyline involved new characters like Elijah and Rose. The latter stuck around for a handful of episodes and she managed to form a bond with the main characters, especially Damon Salvatore.
To save Jeremy, Bonnie Bennett made the ultimate sacrifice. The first few episodes of season 5 saw her communicate with her friends through Jeremy, not wanting to tell the truth and hurt them after all they've been through. As everyone needed Bonnie by this point, Jeremy finally revealed the truth.
At the start of the episode, she claims to have returned to Mystic Falls to reconnect with Matt. But after she coughs up some black blood and kills a woman in the bathroom of The Grill, it is clear she has another reason for being back. Sometime since her last appearance during season 1, Kelly died and went to hell.
For the last fourteen episodes, The Vampire Diaries season 7 teased about a time jump. The prophecy finally happened. Damon took a long nap and the world continued on without him. Apparently, Damon missed a lot of major events including Bonnie and Enzo falling in love, the Steroline breakup, and a lot of other things on The Vampire Diaries.
Based on the same-named book series authored by L. J. Smith, The Vampire Diaries is an American supernatural adolescent drama television series created by Kevin Williamson and Julie Plec. The CW broadcast the first episode of the series on September 10, 2009, and it ran for eight seasons, airing 171 episodes till it was cancelled on March 10, 2017.
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