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I scoff at the notion that Bonnie is a black and white thinker.

In 'Comparing Apples to Unicorns,' Diane Sylvan's brief analysis of Bonnie's naïveté challenges readers to ascribe her discomfort with certain vampires, to an inability to think and function maturely. Despite her trust in Stefan's judgment with Caroline and despite her questionable choices in dating partners, the مصنف seemed adamant in painting the character as an unyielding and inflexible caricature. Naturally, as a fan, I tend to disagree.

Bonnie's unwillingness to overlook the foolish things that Damon does یا the potential...

"Hi Nejla (what a lovely name!)--

I certainly get the point, and oh, my, did I let it out in Shadow Souls. آپ are right. I was just telling a Swedish reader that آپ should always follow your دل and in SS I did follow my heart. I didn't think anyone would like the book because it was about another dimension and the girls were slaves--my publishers tried so hard to cut that out, but I felt that Damon was مزید mature when he had a "family" to care for. With that book, I followed my دل in everything.

There are some Stelena scenes, too, and I meant them; I felt them. But reading it over was...