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1The show would have been so much better if it had allowed itself to shift focus from Elena and make it a more ensemble show... make it more of a group of misfits/lost children who had all suffered and all had losses, and not tried to make Elena's happiness and life so much more worthwhile than everyone else's.
Why is there a quest for the Cure of Vampirism when Elena turns and not Caroline or Tyler? Am I really supposed to believe in the last episode that if Damon offered the cure to Caroline she would have turned it down? How can anyone justify flipping a coin to turn Bonnie or her mother for the singular sake of Elena's life? What the hell makes her life more important than any one else's?
They act like Elena's life is more important because she is the female "lead" so they write her that way. But really don't give good reasons for why it is worth everyone dropping everything and bending over backwards to save Elena when she is in trouble.
Other then her being the female "lead" the writers give no good explanation for the Elena character other then trying to tell rather then SHOW all of the stuff that they claim about Elena on screen. Just like how they will claim that she is a good friend to Bonnie but don't actually show it.
The writers have made Elena's two main points of being on the show to be the Salvatore brother's love interest or to be the damsel in distress and all of the other things that they want viewers to believe about her is told rather then shown on screen.
I mean even her exit story is being made all about Damon and her life all about Damon even when she wiped away her memories of him.
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