Vampire Diaries – The many faces of Klaus

“I’m a little behind on the times, but I believe the term you are searching for is OMG.” – Elijah to a tongue-tied Elena when he tells her that Klaus is his brother

It’s tough dealing with insane people. We’ve probably all encountered one or two in our lifetimes, certainly with varying degrees of insanity. Now, imagine having to navigate life with the obstacle of a completely insane werevamp who wants to sire his own race and take over the world standing in your way. Not easy. Certainly gives one perspective on the neighbor who’s anal about his lawn or your sister-in-law’s inability to find herself.

That said, Klaus is gorgeous. I really had to feel for Elijah in the flashbacks, because his hair was so dorky and unkempt and he just wasn’t owning that look. Cut to Klaus, long, flowing mane shining just enough to highlight his rippling muscles and sexy smirk. If I were Katherine, I probably would have fallen for the gorgeous insane man who secretly wanted to woo me then kill me as well.

Though there is something so honorable about Elijah that I may be just as foolish as Elena for falling for his every word. I really do trust him … even though I’m completely annoyed that it hasn’t yet been revealed how he can save the doppelganger’s life.

What is it with Elena and the vampire brothers? How many pairs of vampire brothers do you figure are out there in the world, and Elena is mixed up with two pairs at age 18. Klaus and Elijah are outshining the famous Salvatore brothers for me right now. I’m intrigued, fascinated and spellbound, whereas I’m just getting a teensy bit bored with the same old Salvatore drama. Granted, it’s probably not easy loving the same woman, but figure it out and move on. Stefan, get over yourself and Damon, stop being such a dick.

I suppose I need to revise my prediction from last week. A werewolf bite probably won’t kill Klaus since he’s part werewolf, but I still somehow think that Tyler is going to play an important role in how this whole thing shakes down.

This and that:

• Nina Dobrev’s accent in the flashbacks was really, really bad. I’m not even sure what she was going for there, besides stuffy.
• I was thinking tonight just how clever the writers were to invent the curse of the sun and moon … that’s pretty inspired, even though it has now been deemed fake.
• I like vampy, unrestrained Stefan. When he held AlariKlaus at knife point, he was on fire.
• Katherine, do a good thing and get Alaric out of this mess.
• Probably one of the touching photos the CW provided of Elena and Jenna having their family moment would have been a more appropriate choice for the top of this post, but there’s just something so yummy about Klaus. Allow me this one diversion.
• Greta the witch doesn’t seem to be with Klaus against her will, as Jonah and Luka thought. I can’t imagine she can be compelled, so what gives?
• How can they wrap this season up in only three more episodes?

Clacked by Debbie McDuffee
on Apr 21, 2011 @ 22:11 EST5EDT