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By queen.blair
For me, in a weird way, it’s less about vampires than it is about love. And when you’re telling a love story,
the great love stories of all time are always about people who are attracted who are polar opposites. It’s about,
“Who is that person who caught my eye across the room, and what is it about that person, why do they seem so
different and why do I find myself so drawn to them? What is it about them that fills me up from the inside?”
When you have a love story that’s this powerful, and then you throw this genre element into it, with the great guy
across the room who’s moody and brooding and sexy and dangerous, and also happens to be a vampire, then you end
up with stories you can tell for days!
Source: http://thetorchonline.com/2009/09/07...-off-twilight/
I think there's something romantic about the relationship between Elena and Stefan. She is his. He only
wants her. He wants to treat her well, and he is fully in love with her and wants to devote his life and his
existence to her. Stefan is the man who tries to reach out to her soul, and he cares about her and takes care of her.
Source: Interview: Nina Dobrev is Writing Her THE VAMPIRE DIARIES
But just because he's got a crush on Elena doesn't mean he's necessarily a sweetheart. "No, absolutely not,"
Wesley declared. 'No way. He's a vampire. He is constantly struggling with the dark side. He's constantly eager,
and he has a need to feed on human blood. It's constantly there. It's not easy for him not to do it. I'm making
Stefan have anger, a temper, but passion and love and tenderness toward Elena. But he's vicious and violent.
He loves her, and he'll die for her, but he's a violent creature."
Source: How Vampire Diaries puts a new spin on bloodsuckers | SCI FI Wire
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