The Vampire Diaries recap 'Hello, Brother'

The Vampire Diaries recap 'Hello, Brother' The Vampire Diaries recap 'Hello, Brother' I don't know how it happened, yet some way or another, we've gone to the begin of the last period of The Vampire Diaries, a show I have adored — presumably excessively much — since the minute Stefan Salvatore's voiceover began recounting to us his story. What's more, on the grounds that every scene of the last season is titled with a line of exchange from season 1, I need to begin every recap with a brief excursion through a world of fond memories as an explainer to said title. "Hi, Brother": The title of this scene originates from the pilot of the show. Truth be told, those are the initial two words ever articulated by Damon Salvatore, adorable terrible kid and everlasting stud. After Stefan finds out about another "creature assault" in Mystic Falls, he surges home with the acknowledgment that he's by all account not the only vampire around. Also, there, on his overhang, is Damon, his more established sibling, who's back around the local area in the trusts of rejoining with Katherine (an arrangement we'd learn later in the season). What's more, now, years after the fact, the season commences with Stefan frantically needing to spare the sibling he loathed every one of those years prior. In the pilot, Damon's entry was the most exceedingly awful thing Stefan could envision. Also, now, all he needs is to recover his sibling from whatever it was that took him. We get a couple of months after the end of season 7, and all the more significantly, Damon and Enzo are still on their killing spree. In a shot that superbly reflects the opening of the pilot, a youthful couple is driving through the mist — the mist! — before they by one means or another figure out how to swerve around Damon, who's remaining amidst the street. (His most loved trap.) But unfortunately for this couple, Enzo's only a couple of yards away, and when they hit him, well, their destinies are fixed. This scene certainly wins the honor for most meta lines. To begin with, there's the forthcoming male casualty saying, "To be completely forthright, I'm simply happy the entire vampire rage is over." And then there's Enzo and Damon's whole talk about how perhaps it's a great opportunity to say farewell to the remaining amidst the-street trap. All things considered, it harms. As Damon and Enzo drive their most recent casualties to their most loved slaughterhouse, we get a touch of clarification in the matter of what's going on inside their psyches. As they put it, they're unwilling workers — slaves, maybe — to this animal that is controlling them, and they must convey the most exceedingly bad of humankind to the distribution center. In the wake of getting some information about their dirtiest deeds, they choose the male should be bolstered to whatever it is in that wicked water while the lady gets the chance to pass on a respectable demise. (Enzo nibbles her.) Much the same as that, the brute has been sustained, and Enzo and Damon are headed toward get some rest. Welcome to season 8. Back in Mystic Falls, Caroline and Stefan are getting a charge out of some time not dozing while Bonnie writes in her journal to Elena. She advises her closest companion they're no nearer to discovering Damon and Enzo than they were months back. What's more, when the string on her guitar breaks, she flashes back to a period when Enzo was around to settle her broken strings, a memory that makes her separate. Poor Bonnie is managing losing the men she cherished, while Caroline's greatest concern is by all accounts the way that her babysitter is much excessively hot. It's in her tirade that we learn Ric is currently running the Armory. Caroline's concerned he could be helpless to hot babysitter charms, however she ought to presumably be more stressed by the way that a few understudies just demonstrated to him generally accepted methods to seclude his feeling of touch with a specific end goal to stroll through a divider in the vault.