Put your hand up if u were disappointed/upset/annoyed that there was no DE in 2x16. I know I was. Then I realised that, as aggravating as it might be to see the love driehoek take a back-seat, it might not be a bad thing that the writers are taking it slow. Whatever u do, DON'T fall into the trap of assuming that because we didn't get any DE these past 3 episodes, then it means we've fallen off the writers' radar. That could not and will not ever happen. The love driehoek is an integral part of the show.
I can't help but feel jittery when I see fans who threaten they'll quit watching the toon door the end of the season 'if nothing changes'. It's as if they're saying that they want DE to get together right away, in whatever slap-dash fashion it takes. But this a series-long love triangle. The writers cannot possibly just throw them together in one episode. One thing that makes 'The Vampire Diaries' unique is that we already know (to an extent) what one of their big stories will be. It's not called a love driehoek for nothing. Clearly, we can assume that something will happen between DE at some point in the future. It would be a bit sad if fans gave up before DE had even started, just because they lost patience with the writers.
It might surprise you, but the fact that the writers are taking the love driehoek and DE slowly is a good, I repeat, good thing. Yes, it's annoying not to get any scenes of them, but I suspect it wouldn't be quite so annoying if the toon didn't go on a 6 week break after every 6 episodes. Three episodes is not actually that long at all in the context of a 22 episode season, it just feels longer because of the month-long hiatuses which frequent the show's schedule. If the CW could air 'Vampire Diaries' without constantly taking time out, then DE shippers wouldn't feel deprived and become despondent. Here are the reasons I came up with which state why it's a good thing the writers are going slowly with DE and the triangle:
1. It ensures the driehoek will last the length of the series (approximately 4 meer years.)
The importance of this can't be stated enough. The last thing we want is for the love driehoek to run out of steam door Season 4. Not only will it turn fans away, but the writers might be compelled to take desperate measures and do something really stupid to keep the story going.
2. It means viewers will never grow tired of bored of watching DE.
3. It strengthens/deepens fans' love and obsession with DE.
And it makes us want them to be together even more.
4. The writers won't run out of ideas of what to do with them later.
How many times have SE zei 'I love you'? Exactly. They've zei it so often it doesn't feel special of mean anything anymore. DE have so many things ahead of them. It's hard to feel enthralled when SE are making out for the one-hundred-and-thirty-second time, but with DE, everything - no matter how small - feels exciting and new.
5. Bamon fans see an opening for their ship if Delena flounders later on. So, the longer the writers delay Delena, the further away Bamon's shot at having a romance become.
6. door overdosing on Stelena now, there's a very strong possibility that door Season 4/5, SE will have reached a dead-end in their relationship.
In other words, they won't be able to progress any further because they keep going through the same problems. SE have pretty much been a solid couple since Season 1. And that could very well be their downfall. We're meer than halfway through Season 2, and they're already starting to drag.
7. It gives Delena a better chance of being together at the end of the show. Enough said.
8. It makes Delena scenes meer special.
door putting a lot of thought into the episodes and scenes they share, it ensures that DE's interactions stay really meaningful. This is why there will be episodes when we don't get any scenes - because it's not always going to be possible to fit them into a story where Damon is holding someone hostage of trying to kill a werewolf.
9. It means the best of Delena is yet to come.
I think it's veilig to say that while Season 2 has had some amazing moments, it hasn't really been our Season. And even though that sucks, it's definitely not all bad news. It took some time, but DE finally emerged from the 'Jeremy' incident in 2x01 with their friendship still intact. Basically, door going through something that challenged and tested their relationship, DE can only come out stronger at the end of it. Damon doesn't think he deserves Elena yet, and even killed someone to prove it, but I think door the end of the season, he'll discover he's wrong about that. As tempting as it is to want DE to get together right away, and as much as everyone would love it, it just wouldn't be the same if the writers went overboard and gave us what we wanted all at once. It's exciting to think that as much as we love DE, their story is only just beginning, and there's meer - and better - still to come...
I can't help but feel jittery when I see fans who threaten they'll quit watching the toon door the end of the season 'if nothing changes'. It's as if they're saying that they want DE to get together right away, in whatever slap-dash fashion it takes. But this a series-long love triangle. The writers cannot possibly just throw them together in one episode. One thing that makes 'The Vampire Diaries' unique is that we already know (to an extent) what one of their big stories will be. It's not called a love driehoek for nothing. Clearly, we can assume that something will happen between DE at some point in the future. It would be a bit sad if fans gave up before DE had even started, just because they lost patience with the writers.
It might surprise you, but the fact that the writers are taking the love driehoek and DE slowly is a good, I repeat, good thing. Yes, it's annoying not to get any scenes of them, but I suspect it wouldn't be quite so annoying if the toon didn't go on a 6 week break after every 6 episodes. Three episodes is not actually that long at all in the context of a 22 episode season, it just feels longer because of the month-long hiatuses which frequent the show's schedule. If the CW could air 'Vampire Diaries' without constantly taking time out, then DE shippers wouldn't feel deprived and become despondent. Here are the reasons I came up with which state why it's a good thing the writers are going slowly with DE and the triangle:
1. It ensures the driehoek will last the length of the series (approximately 4 meer years.)
The importance of this can't be stated enough. The last thing we want is for the love driehoek to run out of steam door Season 4. Not only will it turn fans away, but the writers might be compelled to take desperate measures and do something really stupid to keep the story going.
2. It means viewers will never grow tired of bored of watching DE.
3. It strengthens/deepens fans' love and obsession with DE.
And it makes us want them to be together even more.
4. The writers won't run out of ideas of what to do with them later.
How many times have SE zei 'I love you'? Exactly. They've zei it so often it doesn't feel special of mean anything anymore. DE have so many things ahead of them. It's hard to feel enthralled when SE are making out for the one-hundred-and-thirty-second time, but with DE, everything - no matter how small - feels exciting and new.
5. Bamon fans see an opening for their ship if Delena flounders later on. So, the longer the writers delay Delena, the further away Bamon's shot at having a romance become.
6. door overdosing on Stelena now, there's a very strong possibility that door Season 4/5, SE will have reached a dead-end in their relationship.
In other words, they won't be able to progress any further because they keep going through the same problems. SE have pretty much been a solid couple since Season 1. And that could very well be their downfall. We're meer than halfway through Season 2, and they're already starting to drag.
7. It gives Delena a better chance of being together at the end of the show. Enough said.
8. It makes Delena scenes meer special.
door putting a lot of thought into the episodes and scenes they share, it ensures that DE's interactions stay really meaningful. This is why there will be episodes when we don't get any scenes - because it's not always going to be possible to fit them into a story where Damon is holding someone hostage of trying to kill a werewolf.
9. It means the best of Delena is yet to come.
I think it's veilig to say that while Season 2 has had some amazing moments, it hasn't really been our Season. And even though that sucks, it's definitely not all bad news. It took some time, but DE finally emerged from the 'Jeremy' incident in 2x01 with their friendship still intact. Basically, door going through something that challenged and tested their relationship, DE can only come out stronger at the end of it. Damon doesn't think he deserves Elena yet, and even killed someone to prove it, but I think door the end of the season, he'll discover he's wrong about that. As tempting as it is to want DE to get together right away, and as much as everyone would love it, it just wouldn't be the same if the writers went overboard and gave us what we wanted all at once. It's exciting to think that as much as we love DE, their story is only just beginning, and there's meer - and better - still to come...
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