Wow! Do I remeber the fã reaction to her and one word to sum that up is NEGATIVE. Which I could see why with her constant running and making Delena fãs mad about her hook up with Damon. But who isn't running on this show anymore?
I have to say that this character in MY OPINION had a lot of potential and I'm sad that the writers just made her another throw away character that they tended to do a lot in the segundo season. But anyway I did start to like her in the last couple episodes she was in, especially 2x12.
The atuação was incredible and I have to admit she was sexy in a punkish way and a little bit of a bad bunda besides running from Klaus but who hasn't ran from him on the show.
Either way she was pretty awesome the first time we met her after she slapped the taste out of Elena's mouth who wouldn't shut up no matter how many times Rose told her too.
But when she ran after Elijah came i lost some respect because she just left Damon and Elena to fend for themselves but I guess you can't really blame her....but I did lol.
After a while I really started likening the chemistry between Damon and rose and felt like Damon finally founded a girl who suits him. Easy, spunky, not getting captured all the time, and not his brother's girlfriend.
When she got bit por the b*** Jules I was kind of mad because again without a real connection we would soon come to another dead end with a character that wasn't build up enough. But her last scenes in the show were probably the most beautifully directed in the series too date...not only was it beautiful but I felt like this es a big turning point for Damon and even though I feel like she went out too fast I believe she went out the right way.
no geral, global I give her character a 6.0/10.0
I loved her in the flashbacks and her final episodes and the atuação was incredible. Not too mention she had the best chemistry with Damon in my opinion and the most beautiful scene in the whole series to encontro, data in my opinion.
She loses a lot of points because she came across a little cowardly ANSI really didn't feel like a reached a big connection with her which I blame the writers for a little.
I have to say that this character in MY OPINION had a lot of potential and I'm sad that the writers just made her another throw away character that they tended to do a lot in the segundo season. But anyway I did start to like her in the last couple episodes she was in, especially 2x12.
The atuação was incredible and I have to admit she was sexy in a punkish way and a little bit of a bad bunda besides running from Klaus but who hasn't ran from him on the show.
Either way she was pretty awesome the first time we met her after she slapped the taste out of Elena's mouth who wouldn't shut up no matter how many times Rose told her too.
But when she ran after Elijah came i lost some respect because she just left Damon and Elena to fend for themselves but I guess you can't really blame her....but I did lol.
After a while I really started likening the chemistry between Damon and rose and felt like Damon finally founded a girl who suits him. Easy, spunky, not getting captured all the time, and not his brother's girlfriend.
When she got bit por the b*** Jules I was kind of mad because again without a real connection we would soon come to another dead end with a character that wasn't build up enough. But her last scenes in the show were probably the most beautifully directed in the series too date...not only was it beautiful but I felt like this es a big turning point for Damon and even though I feel like she went out too fast I believe she went out the right way.
no geral, global I give her character a 6.0/10.0
I loved her in the flashbacks and her final episodes and the atuação was incredible. Not too mention she had the best chemistry with Damon in my opinion and the most beautiful scene in the whole series to encontro, data in my opinion.
She loses a lot of points because she came across a little cowardly ANSI really didn't feel like a reached a big connection with her which I blame the writers for a little.
