#petrova

[asmeesh]

I had some requests to finish the sketch from this post, as well as inquiries for tattoo tickets :) Here you go.

Sketch under the cut for bw tattoos.

[gorrus]

[asmeesh]

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[the-vampire-princess-xx]

Elena Gilbert & Katherine Pierce

[thetiredstuff]

I am sooo confused about this dobbelgänger storyline in season 2??? Like does it mean that every couple of (hundred) years someone in the Petrova line is born who looks exactly like Katherine and Elena? And that Klaus trying to kill Katherine in the 15th century was because she was the dobbelgänger of a previous Petrova who looked exactly like her? Also why the Petrova line? I’m so confused about that??? Were the Petrovas the one who helped create the curse????

Im so confused

[sevensistersofsussex]

From the ask game... this is about TVD...of course. 😉

9. worst part of canon

12. character that's unpopular, but you found something you like about them and it's worth liking (this is my quick version of the question 🤦‍♀️but I guess you got the jist)

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worst part of canon

The Bennetts and Petrovas not being fleshed out more. It is so clear that those two bloodlines are drawn to each other given the flashbacks and how we find them always around each other. Explore that! That felt like the original doppelganger destiny storyline instead of the Silas/Amara - Tom/Elena - Katherine/Stefan stuff. It's much more interesting to say Stefan saw Elena and was drawn to her because of Katherine instead of a prophecy.

BUT - would it have been interesting to know why the Petrova doppelgangers and Bennett witches always seemed to gravitate to each other. I have theories.

The show should have been about those two lineages in equal measure.

the unpopular character that you actually like and why more people should like them

Like might be a stretch, but I have a lot of sympathy for Isobel Flemming. She was a teen mom and an influential founding family in town adopted her baby and we don't know much about what happened after that. (Which, in IRL, we know that the adoption process tends to prioritize rich families and doesn't do much for family reunification or for the families who are struggling and need resources.)

Except that she was married to Alaric and had (2? 3?) restraining orders against him that we collectively forget about! Seriously. Getting and enforcing a restraining order is difficult.

We know she had her humanity turned off for a long time but we don't know why. What we do know is that people in canon don't just turn it off cause they feel like it. They turn it off because of a deep trauma or need (Elena losing Jeremy and being forced to by the sire bond, Caroline losing her mother, Stefan being compelled to, Damon doing it so he could have the strength to leave his friend behind.)

So....why did Isobel turn it off? What was she struggling with? It is something I'm curious about.

[keeperofthesunandmoon]

i'm not sure if this was ever brought up (or if it's even important), but are petrova and gisela related to yakov through his father or his mother?

honestly my bets are on his father's side

his father