Bonnie Bennett (
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[ Bonnie's first thoughts when Klaus takes her away are of her dad.
He's not even in town. He's working, like he always seems to be these days. When he returns, he'll assume she's gone for the summer. He won't realize what's happened.
Maybe it's better that way. Maybe it's better he not know or be able to follow. Then he'll be safe.
They should all be safe. No one should look for her or try to save her. She'll save herself, just as soon as she knows how.
Klaus has her working magic for him. She doesn't understand. Surely he knows other witches who can do what he needs.
He says she has potential, and after a while, she begins to understand.
There are thoughts she shouldn't think, desires she shouldn't feel, and he seems to know how to encourage them.
This must be what he did to Greta.
She makes a decision. She won't be seduced.
It's an easy thing to do when it comes to Klaus.
But not when it comes to Stefan. ]
He's not even in town. He's working, like he always seems to be these days. When he returns, he'll assume she's gone for the summer. He won't realize what's happened.
Maybe it's better that way. Maybe it's better he not know or be able to follow. Then he'll be safe.
They should all be safe. No one should look for her or try to save her. She'll save herself, just as soon as she knows how.
Klaus has her working magic for him. She doesn't understand. Surely he knows other witches who can do what he needs.
He says she has potential, and after a while, she begins to understand.
There are thoughts she shouldn't think, desires she shouldn't feel, and he seems to know how to encourage them.
This must be what he did to Greta.
She makes a decision. She won't be seduced.
It's an easy thing to do when it comes to Klaus.
But not when it comes to Stefan. ]
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He hated this.
But he didn't curb himself. He continued to do what he did best -- kill, kill, and kill some more, and hoped most of the time that Bonnie wasn't there to witness it.
It didn't always work out that way.]
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Now there are times when she feels the same way watching him wipe the blood off his face. Sometimes she even wishes it were hers.
So very wrong, but she can't help it.
One night, like so many other nights, Klaus excuses himself for the night, leaving the two of them alone. She glances in Stefan's direction, or at least it was supposed to be a glance.
The truth is, she can't take her eyes off him. ]
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Can I get you anything?
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A drink would be nice.
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How strong?
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[ At this point, she's not sure it matters. ]
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You should probably eat something too.
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Probably.
[ She takes a drink. Not the most pleasant thing, but pleasant isn't what she was looking for. ]
You might have to make me.
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It's probably the only reminder of the old Stefan that there is.]
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She follows him.
Sorry. Thinking about food makes me feel queasy.
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[it's a little obvious, but he still feels it needs to be said]
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I know.
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Until it occurs to her that he might be able to read her expression, which causes her to look away. ]
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Don't make me make you.
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It doesn't quite work. ]
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He feels her watching him, though, and he has to ask]
Why are you still here, Bonnie?
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[ Though it's honestly a little more than that now. ]
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What happened to Jeremy?
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He died. Sheriff Forbes shot him.
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His ring wouldn't have saved him.
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