THE BONNIE DIARIES
False Alarm
Sam and Dean were just outside of Bonnie’s house when they heard some sort of commotion inside. Not knowing what it was and not wanting just to burst in all guns a’blazin’ in case Bonnie might get hurt, they decided to sneak into the house.
“Wait. What are you guys doing?,” Bonnie asked as soon as she saw them. She wasn’t really surprised just annoyed. Stefan of course had told her that they were outside and what they were doing. They decided to just wait patiently on their entrance.
“Uh, hi,” Sam said realising that all was calm. “We uh..”
“What’s happening?,” Dean interrupted. “Thought you were in danger. Heard a ruckus.”
“You couldn’t have used the front door?,” Bonnie returned. Stefan simply rolled his eyes and remained quiet. “I was practising a spell and the “ruckus” you heard, as you can now see, is the television.” An action/thriller flick was playing on the tube.
“Ha, element of surprise?…Sorry?,” Dean replied sheepishly.
“Yeah, sorry Bon,” Sam apologised.
Bonnie just looked at them with one of her “bitch faces”. Dean always called it that. It was one of the things she and Sam had in common.
We’re not going to lie: Ever since The Vampire Diaries Season 3, Episode 15, “All My Children,” we’ve kind of thought Esther (Alive Evans) was kind of a beotch. The witch had a spell to turn all her linked offspring into humans — so that they could be killed. Why couldn’t she just let them live out the rest of their natural lives once they were no longer “abominations”? What a mother.
Well, that whole “vampires can go back to becoming humans” thing was pretty well glossed over in that episode. The fact that Damon (Ian Somerhalder) — who has admitted he so longs to be human — didn’t ask Esther for her un-Original recipe strikes us as odd — and perhaps gives us a hint about the Season 3 finale.