Hi
(This is, admittedly, my fourth 編集 and its in response to a reply on the CW board. Since it's Bonnie and Matt related, I thought it best to c/p here...by the way, be warned. It's a rant.)
When Luka died, Bonnie's reaction was cold. This character spent a semester connecting with the first warlock she's ever met and yet when he died, she registered not one farthing of a reaction. There was no ambivalence または struggle to connect traumatic events with the dead boy who once put a 180-watt smile on her face. She simply looked at his body with contempt and moved on. Now to be honest, I was baffled. Her feelings for Luka were quickly transferred to Jeremy, without rhyme または reason. It made the character's reactions appear...odd.
So when Bonnie began 表示中 interest in Jeremy, I did a double take. Suddenly, out of thin air, he was the boy she loved and I was left trying to figure out how Bonnie jumped from one dude to another. It was like watching a marionette 移動する a puppet around, without the story または substance to back it up.
あなた see, it's もっと見る than me not being able to see Beremy's chemistry または perceiving them as an improper fit. They represent a disconnect between Bonnie's sense of self and the story being told. I always thought I had a good bead on this character but I absolutely could not figure that song and dance out. It created a fickle and empty character who's motivations were absent of purpose.
Now, when I saw Matt and Bonnie together (again) it was like a lightening bolt. Once again, I could finally figure out every nuanced expression on her face without having that nagging feeling that something was missing. It was a relief. It also didn't hurt that Matt and Bonnie have outstanding chemistry.
However, the most important aspect of their storyline または characterization, if あなた will, wasn’t the fact that they looked stunning together または that their chemistry was (in my mind) 秒 to none. It was the fact that their friendship had been CONSISTENT throughout 3 seasons. It exists. It has substance. They have a history that is believable. It didn't come out of left-field as was the case with Bonnie and Jeremy. It was not a dialogue-tinged footnote in one または two episodes, as was the case with Matt and Elena. It was purposely set in place によって the writers to illustrate a deep and abiding connection.
(This is, admittedly, my fourth 編集 and its in response to a reply on the CW board. Since it's Bonnie and Matt related, I thought it best to c/p here...by the way, be warned. It's a rant.)
When Luka died, Bonnie's reaction was cold. This character spent a semester connecting with the first warlock she's ever met and yet when he died, she registered not one farthing of a reaction. There was no ambivalence または struggle to connect traumatic events with the dead boy who once put a 180-watt smile on her face. She simply looked at his body with contempt and moved on. Now to be honest, I was baffled. Her feelings for Luka were quickly transferred to Jeremy, without rhyme または reason. It made the character's reactions appear...odd.
So when Bonnie began 表示中 interest in Jeremy, I did a double take. Suddenly, out of thin air, he was the boy she loved and I was left trying to figure out how Bonnie jumped from one dude to another. It was like watching a marionette 移動する a puppet around, without the story または substance to back it up.
あなた see, it's もっと見る than me not being able to see Beremy's chemistry または perceiving them as an improper fit. They represent a disconnect between Bonnie's sense of self and the story being told. I always thought I had a good bead on this character but I absolutely could not figure that song and dance out. It created a fickle and empty character who's motivations were absent of purpose.
Now, when I saw Matt and Bonnie together (again) it was like a lightening bolt. Once again, I could finally figure out every nuanced expression on her face without having that nagging feeling that something was missing. It was a relief. It also didn't hurt that Matt and Bonnie have outstanding chemistry.
However, the most important aspect of their storyline または characterization, if あなた will, wasn’t the fact that they looked stunning together または that their chemistry was (in my mind) 秒 to none. It was the fact that their friendship had been CONSISTENT throughout 3 seasons. It exists. It has substance. They have a history that is believable. It didn't come out of left-field as was the case with Bonnie and Jeremy. It was not a dialogue-tinged footnote in one または two episodes, as was the case with Matt and Elena. It was purposely set in place によって the writers to illustrate a deep and abiding connection.
