I said goodbye. Then you came back.

— AU: Damon/Alaric in a zombie apocalypse.

The night that we first met, or met again, whatever…what was I wearing?
Blue jeans, white-striped shirt, cream jacket.
What about my shoes?
You were barefoot. 

TSCC Rewatch
↳ Samson and Delilah

Delilah was a woman, she was fine and fair / she had good looks and coal-black hair / Delilah, she gained ground on Samson’s mind / when he saw this woman, she looked so fine / Delilah, she climbed up on Samson’s knee / said, “tell me where your strength lies, if you please” / then she spoke so kind and she talked so fair / till Samson said, “Delilah, cut off my hair / you can shave my head, clean as my hand, and my strength becomes as natural as any man”

if I had my way, if I had my way / if I had my way, I’d burn this whole building down

#a man is regretting giving the power of life and death to a vengeful 11-year old #a man should have expected this to go badly

#A MAN DID NOT MAKE THE BEST LIFE CHOICE

#A MAN LOOKS AT HIS LIFE, A MAN LOOKS AT HIS CHOICES

The French Mistake commentary

Bob Singer: Misha is great in this episode. The Misha persona he’s playing is not actually the real Misha persona. Him going back and forth between character and this thing he created as Misha is really terrific.

Ben Edlund: He was really, really enthusiastic to kind of warp the perception of him. There’s one moment in here where he actually pushes away an assistant and I kind of wish I pushed that a little bit more, like it was his idea and I think it works really well. He was really enthusiastic which was great. 

Bob Singer: Yeah, we were worried about shooting ourselves in the foot and Misha was ready to shoot himself in the brain.

Ben Edlund: [laughing] He was loading six guns at once.