So the Bennetts went from ancient Greece to Mystic Falls to Salem to Mystic Falls. They could have made a whole series about their bloodline  and it would win every award. 
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So the Bennetts went from ancient Greece to Mystic Falls to Salem to Mystic Falls. They could have made a whole series about their bloodline  and it would win every award. 
Tvd from Bonnie's perspective could've been a Jordan Peele level horror story. Imagine being a black girl growing up in a town that still celebrates the confederacy, where your ancestors got burned and your one of the only black people in that town
Netflix template by @bitchronan here and this one here! I wanted to practice for once on bits of an AU I had.
AN: Bonnie deserved more familiar dynamics, especially in season 2 with the Martins around the elder vampires around etc. minor plot changes :)
Incase the alt-text was hard to read
Transcripts here:
Description: Feeling lonely after Grams' death, Bonnie yearns for the connection of an other Bennett witch. So she summons two of her ancestors.
Starring: Bonnie Bennett, Emily Bennett Beatrice Bennett.
Genres: Drama, Supernatural, Romance
This Program Is: Magical, Heart-Warming and Inspirational
Episode One: Resurrection: Emily and Beatrice come back to life to help prepare Bonnie on defeating Klaus.
Episode Two: Family Ties: Beatrice decides to attend Mystic Falls High along with Bonnie to blend in as a normal student. Emily plots her revenge. [Emily: Do not worry about me, little one. I have my own grievances to settle with Damon Salvatore and Katherine Pierce.]
Episode Three: The Bargain: Katherine strikes up a deal with the Martin witches in exchange for her safety from Klaus and Emily. [Beatrice: Em, I don't trust the Martin Witches. Something is coming. It has to do with Bonnie. I can feel it.]
Episode Four: Witch Business: Bonnie is more determined and stronger than ever to defeat Klaus, finds herself in a tough position. [Bonnie: After Grams' died, I felt so alone and unseen until I had you two. Thank you, Em and Bea for being my family. Looking out for me.]
Episode Five: Concealed Devotion: With Greta out of the way, and his hybrid curse being broken soon. Klaus needed a new witch. Bonnie desired her friends and family's lives safe. Together, an unlikely romance blooms. Which the young witch feels guilty for as her family searches for them.
This was a fun test run💜.
Generations of Magic
I saw Jasmine Guy did a photoshoot when she was in Covington, Ga inspired by Sheila. I couldn’t help by parallel those photos with Bonnie.
Honorable mention: Kat’s vogue photo. She looks like a witch recharging in nature. Love how fluid she is.
And nothing for Abby. Sorry, couldn’t help myself here.
Bound by Oath Bamon
I started writing a Bamon Fanfic set in season 1 of TVD
I genuinely hated canon Damon so his character is changed to how I feel like he should've been written if they were planning on not keeping him a villain and killing him off like he deserved.
Summary: Bonnie feels incomplete, unaware of the powerful heritage that lies within her. 🌀 Meanwhile, Damon grapples with the haunting emptiness of his eternal life. When fate intertwines their lives through a centuries-old contract, they embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and connection. Together, they find the missing pieces they’ve both sought, challenging the very boundaries of love and purpose. ❤️✨
Changes from Canon:
Damon doesn't sexually assault women.
Katherine compelled BOTH Damon and Stefan (otherwise Damon's an irredeemable bastard who let his 17 year old brother be continuously sexually assaulted).
The whole vampire no humanity thing isn't feeling no emotions, it's having no conscience or no sense of morality.
When the Humanity Switch is on, you can connect with others, experience happiness and sadness, which fuels a sense of right and wrong. When someone turns off their Humanity Switch they may still feel emotions on a surface level (like sadness, anger, or joy), but the depth of these feelings becomes shallow. It's basically emotional detachment instead of just straight no emotions.
Damon and Stefan lived in 1775 not 1864.
Damon was a Blue Coat in the American Revolutionary war not a Confederate soldier in the Civil War.
Mystic Falls is steeped in the American Revolution period not the Civil War period.
📖 4 Chapters are up
Bound by Oath (on Wattpad) Read it now if you're interested:
Bonnie Bennett feels incomplete, unaware of the powerful heritage that lies within her. Meanwhile, Damon Salvatore grapples with his desire
The Bennett Coven - Present Day
Three makes a coven and three young Bennetts, descendants of the first witch, find themselves in New Orleans and in the center of a centuries' old war.
Bonnie Bennet; current leader, firestarter
Lucy Bennett; spell writer, strategist
Layla Bennett; the youngest, so much power and potential.
Time to rant about TVD witch values - vampire edition
The whole argument of "vampires are abominations that violate nature" is so stupid. TVD witches regard nature as this major force and power by its own right, something more powerful and omnipotent than any being. If the existence of vampires violated it so horrifically, it would balance itself - and it DID.
The most important thing is that VAMPIRES CAN DIE A PERMANENT DEATH. Unlike Silas and Amara, beings that nature creates doppelgangers for as a means to BALANCE ITSELF, it is entirely possible for them to die and thus they do not violate that aspect of nature.
And they are not all-powerful beings. The wood that gave them life can take it away. The sun burns them and vervain burns them and grants would-be prey immunity to their abilities. Blood bound the spell, so blood is their sustenance. There, BALANCE.
And remember, these are the same witches that do not deem the Other Side and the roaming spirits of their ancestors they can draw power from as abominations - despite it being a violation of nature by their own outline of such in regards to vampires! The very existence of the Other Side goes against nature, spirits were meant for either peace or hell, yet here the witches are pulling power and rationalizing it as good and natural.
Witches call anything they do not benefit from an abomination. Immortality via vampirism wouldn't be such if they could keep their magic. And before someone says "but heretics," witches deem THEM abominations because they start as siphoners that lacked their own magic and can only take from other beings and object AND became greater abominations as immortal vampires.
Which, as I said in another post, is EVOLUTION! How in the actual fuck do you keep merging, an "unnatural" by the very definition of what "balance of nature" entails, and then be all "this product of our darwanistic practices is an abomination we must be rid of" - despite a siphoner gaining magic post merge, IE nature balancing the practice. Because yeah, the same way witches harp on how some magics are "dark" and thus wrong, the concept of the merge should qualify and DOESN'T because it benefits them.
Get you a man that look at you the same way Paul looks at Kat🥰