The first five minutes:
Okay, frankly speaking, the opening for this episode was nowhere near as creepy as the last two...then we had scary, nighttime, couple alone, fog, woods - the makings of a typical horror/slasher film. Here, while not as creepy as the other openings, it's made all the more scary because the opening features a character we know and recognise, and in my case, really, really like. We can feel Caroline's fear of Damon, and we can connect with her because we know her character, and we know what Damon is capable of. From Caroline, we get a sense that she has realised she's bitten off more than she can chew (no pun intended), and Damon's realised that Caroline's not a pushover, though he can easily control her with his compulsion. I love how he delivers his line to her, and then when he sniffs her blood-soaked pillow...wonderfully scripted.
So far, all three episodes start off with Damon. Granted, in the first two, we don't really see that it's Damon, but in this one we do, and it's not some random couple, it's CAROLINE. (See? I told you Damon's cheating on Vicki!) Like Radz said, the fact that it's CAROLINE, that it's someone we know, makes it creepier. And Damon's lines in this scene only serve to bring out crazycreepypsychoticDamon. There you have Caroline, totally panicking and freaking out and throwing things at him, and he's not even flinching, not even the least bit fazed by the lamp that she hits him with, saying things like "This could have gone a completely different way" so calmly, it's just...it's honestly enough to give anyone goosebumps. What the hay is Damon up to?! That's for me to know and for you to, dot dot dot...Let's hope that the rest of the episode sustains the creepy vibe better than the previous one!Was it the drugs?
Poor JerBear ): He clearly has feelings for Vicki, and there she is, not even bothering to deny that she was using him just for the drugs. He's going through a rough patch right now, what with his parents' death, and he clearly seems to want something good in his life, and he wants Vicki to be that something good, but she's just using him for the drugs... By the end of the episode, of couse, we have Vicki come to him and tell him that it wasn't for the drugs. She doesn't go on to elaborate what it really was about, though, which again begs the question, what is it really about? It would be interesting to see what'd happen if it wasn't just the drugs. You have to wonder, though, is Jeremy putting Vicki on some sort of pedestal, falling in love maybe with what he imagines her to be? Maybe here it doesn't seem that way, 'cause, well, he tells her off, but yeah...
Steven was heartbreaking in this scene. I know he was supposed to be mean and whatnot, but one sees his vulnerability when he asks this question to Vicki - and after he leaves we see her considering his question rather seriously, and I think (I may be wrong) but that shot of her after he leaves looking downcast is her realising she has been really horrible to him. I think they both had feelings for each other, Jere may have stronger feelings for Vicki than Vicki has for him, but Vicki clearly has feelings for him too, which is why she still wants him in her life after everything. Their siblings did date for what we can assume is quite awhile, and they must have been thrown together alot as a result, maybe that's where the initial attraction and connection sprung from. Of course, this is merely speculation on my front, but we never really get the full history of VickiJere so it gets me thinking - what drew them together? Vicki says it wasn't the drugs, so she obviously likes him. Then does age really make so much of a difference to her? Or does she like Tyler equally and thus is confused?
Keep it to the year
Man, seeing Stefan totally show Tanner up in History never gets old. First he shoots Tanner down in the first epi, I can't remember exactly what it was but it was awesome. And now he gets every single year right. Of course, it probably totally helps that he was around for all of them. Cheater. 😆 Notice, though, how Tanner advances on him in a manner that hints at how aggravated he's getting by Stefan showing him up, and being right for everything he tests him on. On the other side you've got Stefan, sitting in his chair, barely flinching, barely missing a beat in every question. I wish I could've had Stefan tutor me in History back in the day. (God that makes me sound old! 'Back in the day' was only five years ago, okay!)
Am I good enough?
I don't think anyone has picked up on this yet...Did you notice how at football practice Tanner told Tyler off for not being good in History or football? (Let's not comment on Tanner as football coach, mmkay?) Poor Ty...First we see this, and then later on we see that his dad doesn't think he's good enough either...If you want to give Tyler a big hug right now, then get in line, ladies! Let's also not comment on how he's such a good friend to Matt that he's giving him ideas on how to make Stefan look bad...
On the other hand, when you see Tyler acting like such a douche to JerBear, taunting him with Vicki and all (oh, the UST!), it's hard to really feel much sympathy for him. Heck, he's horrid even to Matt, and Matt's his best friend! Tyler's character is an interesting one, isn't it? Kinda like Caroline, he's at first presented to be this stereotype; in his case, JerkJock. And then as the episodes go by and the layers slowly fall apart, you see just what it is in his life that prompts him to use this JerkJock facade.
On a separate note, hot damn, Tyler's arms. *blushes hard*
Tyler is mine, back off! *glares*
This, this is why I love Tyler despite how much of an arse he is. His father is so tough on him, his teachers (or at least Tanner) hate him, so he falls into a stereotype - at least the students at school revere and fear him. But beneath that douchey-ness is a somewhat decent guy (sometimes). He values Matt's friendship, obviously, and I think Vicki means something to him, more than the other girls he hangs around.
A part of me thinks that he hates Jeremy so much because while they're both from Founding families, they were raised so differently. The Mayor put so much pressure on Tyler, and is constantly belittling him, but Jere was obviously loved by his dad - and Tyler hates what Jeremy got despite their similarities. Again, purely speculation.
Velociraptor Sisterhood
Yes, I know
that phrase is from the books, but I honestly think it applies to the
friendship between Show!Elena, Bonnie and Caroline too. In this episode, you
first see Bonnie looking out for her best friend by warning her about Stefan.
Then you see her making an effort to be nice to and get along with Stefan
because he's dating Elena and he makes her happy, something she hasn't been in
a while. Caroline in this episode is a little harsher, for lack of a better
word, to everyone, but nevertheless in her scene with Stefan at Elena's house,
she explains to Stefan about Matt and Elena, something that Elena probably
didn't. Later on, when Damon disses Caroline, Elena sticks up for her, even
though Caro is being really mean in that episode. This is what friendship is.
This is how close the three of them are. They would do anything for each other,
and this is definitely put to the test later on in the season. Velociraptor
sisterhood? Yes, please.
I hate that Damon keeps trying to break this friendship - he never succeeds, but now that he's started 'dating' Caroline, because he keeps compelling her, she puts him before everything else, and her friendship with Elena and Bonnie suffer. She's meaner, and not their Caro. Does that make sense?
Damon's humanity scene. Do I honestly need to explain why I picked this scene? Yes? Fine. *sighs*
I positively love this scene. Damon is SO creepy, and I think part of it has to do with Stefan being spot on about Damon having humanity because he still loves Katherine. I totally agree with what Stefan says, but personally I think Damon has...progressed...from loving Katherine to being obsessed with her. Nonetheless, the fact that Damon feels anything at all, and especially an emotion so strong as love, is indeed his humanity, regardless of how much he tries to deny it.
Same scene! I think what I loved about this scene was that I got the sense that the only reason Damon attacked Tanner was because Stefan was right about him, about his humanity, and Damon did not like being 'weak' in that sense. And so he lashed out and attacked the next human to come his way, to prove his brother wrong.
Fave quote:
Elena: We're a pair. I quit, you start.
Stefan: We're a work-in-progress. We'll figure it out.
Betcha thought I'd pick a fave quote from the humanity scene, didn't you? Well, I was gonna, but then I changed my mind. I think this quote is really, really cute because it shows how Stefan and Elena complement each other, how they complete each other. Yeah, short reason, but not much else I have to say for this quote that hasn't been explained in the previous line, so yeah...
Stefan: I felt there was hope that somewhere deep inside... something in Damon was still human, normal. But I was wrong, there's nothing human left in Damon. No good, no kindness, no love. Only a monster... who must be stopped.
Stefan's voiceover at the end of the episode was my favourite, because it shows just how much he wanted to be wrong about his brother, and how this lack of regard for humanity and people from Damon has hurt Stefan. I feel that Stefan just wants his big brother back and Damon going out of his way to prove Stefan wrong hurts Stefan tremendously, more than anything else does.
Fave character:
Damon, clearly. His character in this episode was just so..merciless...although a little less psychotic than the previous episode. I liked how he does indeed have some humanity left in him, and it's all for Katherine. Granted, his love for Katherine borders on obsession, but he LOVES her. So much that he wants to make Stefan's life miserable. Wouldn't it be sweet if a guy did that for you? No? Am I the only weird one then? *looks around awkwardly* Um...Right...Moving on...*nervous laughter*
Strangely enough, as much as I love Damon, my fave character of the episode was Stefan. Something about the way he interacted with Damon in this episode told me that despite 145 years of torture and misery from his brother, Stefan desperately wants there to be good in him [and I'm going to ignore the cheesy StarWars joke I can make here] and it hurts him everytime when he's wrong. He wants so badly to trust his brother, to get his big brother back but Damon doesn't care. And that hurts Stefan more than the fact that Damon goes around killing people.
Fave storyline:
Bonnie getting more in tune with her witch ancestry was really cool. I'm gonna ignore the whole 8-14-22 thing because it was a little cheesy for reasons that are somewhere in the back of m mind, but apart from that, I liked that part of the episode. Previously, like Radz said in the first episode, Bonnie and Elena treat her witchiness really lightly. But now, as these images just keep haunting Bonnie, she gets a little freaked out by it, showing how she's taking it more seriously. So looking forward to Bonnie embracing her inner witch!
Agreed. Except on the cheesy bit. I thought it was handled better than other things (none that I can think of at the moment, except maybe The Covenant, but that had hot guys so I liked it) and that Kat acted brilliantly. She handled how freaked out Bonnie would be about being wrong to take her whole witchy heritage so lightly. I like the development of Bonnie's powers, it's so far being handled really well.
Fave Actor
Candica Accola - I mean, come on, the beginning, with how freaked out she was? Brilliant! Then we have compelled Caroline, and snarky cheerleader!Caroline all in one episode. Candice was wonderful.
Famous last words:
This episode wasn't as bad as the previous one. Which wasn't really bad, per say, but it wasn't as good as the pilot. Anyway, I liked this episode for two reasons: 1. Damon's humanity and 2. Bonnie's powers becoming stronger. The reasons for why I like these two storylines have already been mentioned, so I'm not gonna repeat myself. I think I shall give this episode 4 stars. Gold stars, because Glee has ended and I need something apart from Bohemian Rhapsody to keep me sane. *nervous laughter* Yeah, that made no sense...*shakes head* Please go ahead and ignore Bhav and read Radz's overall thoughts!
Radz would like to apologise, firstly, for her review not being as comprehensive as usual. The joys of being sick. She got lazy - and basically just added on to B's analysis.
That said, Radz remembered enjoying this episode quite a bit (but then Radz enjoyed all the episodes) thought Radz especially loved the end of this episode. Not the end-end mind you, but the bit where Damon kills Tanner, and we have everyone all upset despite the fact that he's hated, and we have Tyler looking remorsefully at Matt, and Bonnie all freaked out, and Stefan disappointed in Damon, and Elena scared - Radz liked that the plot of the episode, the mystery if you will, was somewhat concluded at the end of the episode and that there wasn't a cliffhanger.
For that, and for not focusing on only three characters but having development
in ALL storylines, Radz gives the episode a 4.25. The point25 is just because
she can.
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Elena: We're a pair. I quit, you start.
Stefan: We're a work-in-progress. We'll figure it out.
The first five minutes:
Okay, frankly speaking, the opening for this episode was nowhere near as creepy as the last two...then we had scary, nighttime, couple alone, fog, woods - the makings of a typical horror/slasher film. Here, while not as creepy as the other openings, it's made all the more scary because the opening features a character we know and recognise, and in my case, really, really like. We can feel Caroline's fear of Damon, and we can connect with her because we know her character, and we know what Damon is capable of. From Caroline, we get a sense that she has realised she's bitten off more than she can chew (no pun intended), and Damon's realised that Caroline's not a pushover, though he can easily control her with his compulsion. I love how he delivers his line to her, and then when he sniffs her blood-soaked pillow...wonderfully scripted. awww poor Caroline :(
So far, all three episodes start off with Damon. Granted, in the first two, we don't really see that it's Damon, but in this one we do, and it's not some random couple, it's CAROLINE. (See? I told you Damon's cheating on Vicki!) Like Radz said, the fact that it's CAROLINE, that it's someone we know, makes it creepier. And Damon's lines in this scene only serve to bring out crazycreepypsychoticDamon. There you have Caroline, totally panicking and freaking out and throwing things at him, and he's not even flinching, not even the least bit fazed by the lamp that she hits him with, saying things like "This could have gone a completely different way" so calmly, it's just...it's honestly enough to give anyone goosebumps. What the hay is Damon up to?! That's for me to know and for you to, dot dot dot...Let's hope that the rest of the episode sustains the creepy vibe better than the previous one! Yep we all love Damon and his one liners, still poor Caroline...she shouldn't be treated this way :( lol that quote isn't even from this epi heheWas it the drugs?
Poor JerBear ): He clearly has feelings for Vicki, and there she is, not even bothering to deny that she was using him just for the drugs. He's going through a rough patch right now, what with his parents' death, and he clearly seems to want something good in his life, and he wants Vicki to be that something good, but she's just using him for the drugs... By the end of the episode, of couse, we have Vicki come to him and tell him that it wasn't for the drugs. She doesn't go on to elaborate what it really was about, though, which again begs the question, what is it really about? It would be interesting to see what'd happen if it wasn't just the drugs. You have to wonder, though, is Jeremy putting Vicki on some sort of pedestal, falling in love maybe with what he imagines her to be? Maybe here it doesn't seem that way, 'cause, well, he tells her off, but yeah... awwww Vicki and Jer was something I really wanted to see.....like seriously they should have showed more of them before illing poor Vicki off, but hmm i reckon it was more than just the drugs....she was confused, poor Vicki....poor Jer
Steven was heartbreaking in this scene. I know he was supposed to be mean and whatnot, but one sees his vulnerability when he asks this question to Vicki - and after he leaves we see her considering his question rather seriously, and I think (I may be wrong) but that shot of her after he leaves looking downcast is her realising she has been really horrible to him. I think they both had feelings for each other, Jere may have stronger feelings for Vicki than Vicki has for him, but Vicki clearly has feelings for him too, which is why she still wants him in her life after everything. Their siblings did date for what we can assume is quite awhile, and they must have been thrown together alot as a result, maybe that's where the initial attraction and connection sprung from. Of course, this is merely speculation on my front, but we never really get the full history of VickiJere so it gets me thinking - what drew them together? Vicki says it wasn't the drugs, so she obviously likes him. Then does age really make so much of a difference to her? Or does she like Tyler equally and thus is confused? I think you may be right, with Matt and Caroline together, maybe these two got to spend more time together, hence Jer growing to like Vicki, and although she prob doesn't realise it at first, but Vicki grows to like Jer...more than Tyler? maybe the same amount I think
Keep it to the year
Man, seeing Stefan totally show Tanner up in History never gets old. First he shoots Tanner down in the first epi, I can't remember exactly what it was but it was awesome. And now he gets every single year right. Of course, it probably totally helps that he was around for all of them. Cheater. 😆 Notice, though, how Tanner advances on him in a manner that hints at how aggravated he's getting by Stefan showing him up, and being right for everything he tests him on. On the other side you've got Stefan, sitting in his chair, barely flinching, barely missing a beat in every question. I wish I could've had Stefan tutor me in History back in the day. (God that makes me sound old! 'Back in the day' was only five years ago, okay!) This has to be my favourite Stefan scene! I even went to lengths to get it from youtube, convert it and put it on my iphone, along with several other scenes....but I love how he blasts Tanner down....showing him he's not just good looks....and yes maybe he did cheat cuz he was around all those years mentioned...but Tanner doesn't know that hehe
Am I good enough?
I don't think anyone has picked up on this yet...Did you notice how at football practice Tanner told Tyler off for not being good in History or football? (Let's not comment on Tanner as football coach, mmkay?) Poor Ty...First we see this, and then later on we see that his dad doesn't think he's good enough either...If you want to give Tyler a big hug right now, then get in line, ladies! Let's also not comment on how he's such a good friend to Matt that he's giving him ideas on how to make Stefan look bad... poor Ty hey....he's jus misunderstood i reckon...which may be why he is the way he is.....his way of acting out against his dad and teachers
On the other hand, when you see Tyler acting like such a douche to JerBear, taunting him with Vicki and all (oh, the UST!), it's hard to really feel much sympathy for him. Heck, he's horrid even to Matt, and Matt's his best friend! Tyler's character is an interesting one, isn't it? Kinda like Caroline, he's at first presented to be this stereotype; in his case, JerkJock. And then as the episodes go by and the layers slowly fall apart, you see just what it is in his life that prompts him to use this JerkJock facade. UST? Tyler is a bit confused i reckon, he values his friendship but then he doesn't realise what he does....but looking forward to seeing more of him next season
On a separate note, hot damn, Tyler's arms. *blushes hard* i agree :P
Tyler is mine, back off! *glares*
This, this is why I love Tyler despite how much of an arse he is. His father is so tough on him, his teachers (or at least Tanner) hate him, so he falls into a stereotype - at least the students at school revere and fear him. But beneath that douchey-ness is a somewhat decent guy (sometimes). He values Matt's friendship, obviously, and I think Vicki means something to him, more than the other girls he hangs around. yeah u can clearly see his feelings for Vicki, cuz even if he doesnt show it, he doesnt like her hangin with Jer, and Vicki's death hits him as well :(
A part of me thinks that he hates Jeremy so much because while they're both from Founding families, they were raised so differently. The Mayor put so much pressure on Tyler, and is constantly belittling him, but Jere was obviously loved by his dad - and Tyler hates what Jeremy got despite their similarities. Again, purely speculation. hmmmm interesting theory...i reckon its more to do with Vicki....
Velociraptor Sisterhood
Yes, I know that phrase is from the books, but I honestly think it applies to the friendship between Show!Elena, Bonnie and Caroline too. In this episode, you first see Bonnie looking out for her best friend by warning her about Stefan. Then you see her making an effort to be nice to and get along with Stefan because he's dating Elena and he makes her happy, something she hasn't been in a while. Caroline in this episode is a little harsher, for lack of a better word, to everyone, but nevertheless in her scene with Stefan at Elena's house, she explains to Stefan about Matt and Elena, something that Elena probably didn't. Later on, when Damon disses Caroline, Elena sticks up for her, even though Caro is being really mean in that episode. This is what friendship is. This is how close the three of them are. They would do anything for each other, and this is definitely put to the test later on in the season. Velociraptor sisterhood? Yes, please. lol i can't even pronounce that word.....yes we see the girls friendship cannot bebroken, and we see how much they value each others friendship and how much they don't want anything to come between them....even in later episodes where Bonnie and Elena are fighting...its Caroline that mkes them talk and everything....same when Bonie and Caroline are fighting
I hate that Damon keeps trying to break this friendship - he never succeeds, but now that he's started 'dating' Caroline, because he keeps compelling her, she puts him before everything else, and her friendship with Elena and Bonnie suffer. She's meaner, and not their Caro. Does that make sense? its not Caro's fault....but i dont wanna blame Damon either :(
Damon's humanity scene. Do I honestly need to explain why I picked this scene? Yes? Fine. *sighs*
I positively love this scene. Damon is SO creepy, and I think part of it has to do with Stefan being spot on about Damon having humanity because he still loves Katherine. I totally agree with what Stefan says, but personally I think Damon has...progressed...from loving Katherine to being obsessed with her. Nonetheless, the fact that Damon feels anything at all, and especially an emotion so strong as love, is indeed his humanity, regardless of how much he tries to deny it.
Same scene! I think what I loved about this scene was that I got the sense that the only reason Damon attacked Tanner was because Stefan was right about him, about his humanity, and Damon did not like being 'weak' in that sense. And so he lashed out and attacked the next human to come his way, to prove his brother wrong. yeah that was a good scene....i personally didnt feel bad when Tanner died (i know im mean) but he was a jerk..but yes this is the beginning f seeing Damons humanity
Fave quote:
Elena: We're a pair. I quit, you start.
Stefan: We're a work-in-progress. We'll figure it out.
Betcha thought I'd pick a fave quote from the humanity scene, didn't you? Well, I was gonna, but then I changed my mind. I think this quote is really, really cute because it shows how Stefan and Elena complement each other, how they complete each other. Yeah, short reason, but not much else I have to say for this quote that hasn't been explained in the previous line, so yeah... lol yeah i liked that quote too...but personally my fav quote was when Elena asks Stefan to try ut for the football team and he says "haven't you heard, i'm a loner"
Stefan: I felt there was hope that somewhere deep inside... something in Damon was still human, normal. But I was wrong, there's nothing human left in Damon. No good, no kindness, no love. Only a monster... who must be stopped.
Stefan's voiceover at the end of the episode was my favourite, because it shows just how much he wanted to be wrong about his brother, and how this lack of regard for humanity and people from Damon has hurt Stefan. I feel that Stefan just wants his big brother back and Damon going out of his way to prove Stefan wrong hurts Stefan tremendously, more than anything else does.
Fave character:
Damon, clearly. His character in this episode was just so..merciless...although a little less psychotic than the previous episode. I liked how he does indeed have some humanity left in him, and it's all for Katherine. Granted, his love for Katherine borders on obsession, but he LOVES her. So much that he wants to make Stefan's life miserable. Wouldn't it be sweet if a guy did that for you? No? Am I the only weird one then? *looks around awkwardly* Um...Right...Moving on...*nervous laughter* ahhh Damon......:)
Strangely enough, as much as I love Damon, my fave character of the episode was Stefan. Something about the way he interacted with Damon in this episode told me that despite 145 years of torture and misery from his brother, Stefan desperately wants there to be good in him [and I'm going to ignore the cheesy StarWars joke I can make here] and it hurts him everytime when he's wrong. He wants so badly to trust his brother, to get his big brother back but Damon doesn't care. And that hurts Stefan more than the fact that Damon goes around killing people. yeah Stefan is willing to do what he can to get his brother back...and what cheesy star wars joke?
Fave storyline:
Bonnie getting more in tune with her witch ancestry was really cool. I'm gonna ignore the whole 8-14-22 thing because it was a little cheesy for reasons that are somewhere in the back of m mind, but apart from that, I liked that part of the episode. Previously, like Radz said in the first episode, Bonnie and Elena treat her witchiness really lightly. But now, as these images just keep haunting Bonnie, she gets a little freaked out by it, showing how she's taking it more seriously. So looking forward to Bonnie embracing her inner witch!
Agreed. Except on the cheesy bit. I thought it was handled better than other things (none that I can think of at the moment, except maybe The Covenant, but that had hot guys so I liked it) and that Kat acted brilliantly. She handled how freaked out Bonnie would be about being wrong to take her whole witchy heritage so lightly. I like the development of Bonnie's powers, it's so far being handled really well. lol i found the whole numbers thing a bit weird...and random, but yes its good to see Bonnie getting in touch with her witch powers more
Fave Actor
Candica Accola - I mean, come on, the beginning, with how freaked out she was? Brilliant! Then we have compelled Caroline, and snarky cheerleader!Caroline all in one episode. Candice was wonderful. as always :)
Famous last words:
This episode wasn't as bad as the previous one. Which wasn't really bad, per say, but it wasn't as good as the pilot. Anyway, I liked this episode for two reasons: 1. Damon's humanity and 2. Bonnie's powers becoming stronger. The reasons for why I like these two storylines have already been mentioned, so I'm not gonna repeat myself. I think I shall give this episode 4 stars. Gold stars, because Glee has ended and I need something apart from Bohemian Rhapsody to keep me sane. *nervous laughter* Yeah, that made no sense...*shakes head* Please go ahead and ignore Bhav and read Radz's overall thoughts! lol u have a tendency of going off topc hehe
Radz would like to apologise, firstly, for her review not being as comprehensive as usual. The joys of being sick. She got lazy - and basically just added on to B's analysis.
That said, Radz remembered enjoying this episode quite a bit (but then Radz enjoyed all the episodes) thought Radz especially loved the end of this episode. Not the end-end mind you, but the bit where Damon kills Tanner, and we have everyone all upset despite the fact that he's hated, and we have Tyler looking remorsefully at Matt, and Bonnie all freaked out, and Stefan disappointed in Damon, and Elena scared - Radz liked that the plot of the episode, the mystery if you will, was somewhat concluded at the end of the episode and that there wasn't a cliffhanger.
For that, and for not focusing on only three characters but having development in ALL storylines, Radz gives the episode a 4.25. The point25 is just because she can. and why is Radz talking in the third person I thought that was Bhav's job?
And that's it! We here at Team Mystic Musings would like to thank all of you lovely people out there for supporting us for the past two editions, and sincerely hope you keep enjoying our humble and totally insane thoughts! We'd love to hear what you have to say with regards to our analysis or the episode, and maybe you've got some points you think we should have raised. Whatever it is, please hit the 'like' button or drop us a comment that we will most definitely reply to!
And Bhav is totally gonna stop rambling now. *nervous laughter*
See you at the next edition! looking forward to it!!!!
Love,
Bhav and Radz (:
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