When will Elena Gilbert become a vampire in the vampire diaries?

This post contains Spoilers For “Vampire Diary.”

In the third season of “The Vampire Diaries”, the original vampire, Elijah Meccson (Daniel Gillis), wrote to us, Gilbert (Nina Dobert), a disorganized speech. “Your sympathy is a gift, Elena. I carry it with you, as I will carry my regret,” Elijah wrote, as she attracts Elena’s humanity and her conscious option to tolerate/sympathy. This is just one of many cases that highlights the importance of Elena’s humanity in the “vampire diaries”, especially while it is surrounded by vampire capabilities with a doubtful ethical compass.

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These supernatural beings are also complicated by their motives, because each of its beloved interests – the vampire brothers Stephen (Paul Wesley) and Dameun (Ian Somerhalader) Salvator – have different positions towards human life and Elena aspires for various reasons. Although Elena highlights the best (and worse) in the siblings of Salvator, she is fully aware that this reckless blood that comes with vampires and the tragic extent of such existence. Therefore, when Elena becomes a vampire after an unexpected turn of the events, the company’s ethical anchor is completely dismantled. Since the vampires increase all clear feelings, the innate sympathy of Elena with the newly thirsty them with brutality, which leads to an ethical struggle that leaves it completely broken.

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Unlike Bella Swan’s continuous desire to shine under the sun in the “twilight” epicElena never wanted to be a vampire, even after falling into love. Although Elena was initially presented as another teenager that moves in extreme sadness, it was soon revealed that it was Doppelgängr, governed to repeat the loss and shock courses that she did not repeat indefinitely. This revelation is directly associated with vampires, which becomes inevitable as soon as we realize that it cannot surpass the fate. With this in mind, let’s take a look at when and how Elina becomes a vampire, and whether she can deal with this new stage of existence throughout the show.

A series of complex events occurred by the end of the third season of “The Vampire Diaries”, which unintentionally led to Elena’s tragic death. A long short story, the original Klaus Mikaelson (Joseph Morgan) Elena targets, because her blood is the key to creating a group of hybrids that will be subject to it. While Klaus kidnaps Elena to drain all blood from her system, Tyler (Michael Trevino) saves her at the last minute, and was taken to hospital. After recovery, Elena made a difficult decision to return to Mystic Falls and stay with her friends (even if that means being in a permanent danger), prompting her friend Matt (Zach Rorge) to return to the homeland. However, Rabika (Claire Holt) deliberately causes the car to crash, making the car deviating from the jaw bridge and drowning in the water below.

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Although Stefan is horrificly arrived at the time to save them, Elina urges him to save Matt first. He does, but by the time when Stefan Elena is withdrawn from water, the latter breathes. Without knowing to all concerned, Elena was subjected to bloodshed in her system when she died, as Dr. Meridith (Tori Devito) achieved her in her system to save her from the deadly injuries caused by Klaus. There are many factors involved in this complex situation, but the essence of this matter is that the blood of the bloodshed in the bloodstream of it really prevents it from death, which caused the return of vampires in the fourth season, episode 1, “increasing pain”.

What Elina in this episode is its worst nightmare. To complete its transformation, Elena must absorb human blood, but it tries to make its utmost to do this without taking life. It is subject to every stage of sadness while moving in the increasing emotions, and it faces the option of living with its options or “stopping” its humanity and becomes a monster free of remorse. What happens after that is the decision to change life completely changes the status of the current offer, as Elena’s main character was gradually wiped through evil instincts that serve the self.

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In the middle of the show, we got acquainted with the treatment, which is a very desirable dose that can reflect immortality and scalp, and convert the user into a fatal. An interesting puzzle is offered with this MacGufin, as the presence of treatment even seduces the most ruthless vampire to give humanity another chance. As it turned out, even the original vampires such as Rebecca wanting to be a human being, because she yearns for a simpler that does not involve a continuous conflict and photography (literal), due to the elimination of decades often inside the coffin. In the end, only a few people choose to take treatment, including Elena and Dameun, who decided to reject their eternal and adult nature together.

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Although Elena’s decision to drink treatment in SSEASON 6 (and then Dopperv left the showIt is not unexpected or controversial, it is amazing that Damon, who has always adopted his thirsty impulses without remorse, decides to become a human being. One can argue that falling in love with Elena changed something essential inside it, but the seasons 4-6 draw the couple in a fairly complex light. After all, Damon and Elena reflect each other, which makes emotion and toxicity in a relationship that you feel is shockingly dependent, and this is unlikely to change after the death of deaths. The show shines on these nuances anyway, as their decision to be human beings together is wrapped in a “permanent happiness” bow that is not very interesting (even when it is time It was mentioned several times in the short -term cross series, “Legacies”).

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If you ask me, the real tragedy of Elena Gilbert lies in the fact that she was stolen from her innate sympathy and directed her to a presence of sadness and tin without consent. Although most of the shifts in the show in the exhibition are not voluntary, Elena’s humanity is eroding in an actual time to change its personality to something that cannot be fully recognized. In the end, one can only feel that Elijah’s sincere words in his message to Elina predicts the terrible cost not to stick to mercy as much as it should.