Elena Gilbert (
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regret_tomorrow2014-03-26 02:42 pm
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the gilbert house } { and everything is spinning out of control
Everything happened so fast.
It's an odd thing to say, because for once vampires weren't the cause of it. These were humans, moving at normal human speeds, but for some reason it was Founder's Day, all over again. And now they don't know what to do, beyond calling Stefan, who through some miracle happened to be home at the time of the event, rather than in town, just like they all were.
They all were.
Elena is currently perched on the couch, trying to figure out what she's supposed to do next. She doesn't trust Buffy, Alaric is too drunk to come up with an effectual plan at the moment. Everyone's looking to her, and she isn't sure if she can do it, can take the reins and save everyone, because all of Elena's plans usually end in someone getting hurt. So she sits, and she waits, and she hopes that Stefan can be useful and mediate through this because she sure as hell isn't.
But eventually the front door opens and he appears in the room, meeting her eyes, and she exhales slowly, feeling herself relax. Right now, this isn't about them. This is about getting Damon, Caroline and Tyler back. That, if nothing else, they can agree on.
"Okay," she says, glancing to the others in the room. "Where do we start?"
It's an odd thing to say, because for once vampires weren't the cause of it. These were humans, moving at normal human speeds, but for some reason it was Founder's Day, all over again. And now they don't know what to do, beyond calling Stefan, who through some miracle happened to be home at the time of the event, rather than in town, just like they all were.
They all were.
Elena is currently perched on the couch, trying to figure out what she's supposed to do next. She doesn't trust Buffy, Alaric is too drunk to come up with an effectual plan at the moment. Everyone's looking to her, and she isn't sure if she can do it, can take the reins and save everyone, because all of Elena's plans usually end in someone getting hurt. So she sits, and she waits, and she hopes that Stefan can be useful and mediate through this because she sure as hell isn't.
But eventually the front door opens and he appears in the room, meeting her eyes, and she exhales slowly, feeling herself relax. Right now, this isn't about them. This is about getting Damon, Caroline and Tyler back. That, if nothing else, they can agree on.
"Okay," she says, glancing to the others in the room. "Where do we start?"
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"That makes... four," Matt says.
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"We need to confirm they are." Alaric asks. A thought occurs to him as he looks to Meredith. "You have the council's ear, don't you?"
"I can do a locator spell. I'd just need something of Caroline's, Tyler's, or Damon's." Maybe multiple things if they want it to be stronger.
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"I borrowed one of Caroline's shirts. Would that work?" She's been meaning to give it back - now she's almost glad she hasn't.
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"I have one," Matt says attempting to get up from around Anna on the couch. Alaric puts his hand out.
"No, there's one in my bag. Anna, can you keep an eye on Matt?" he asks, sincerely. And he moves over to his bag in the hall closet, crouching down and searching through it.
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Stay, Mattie. Stay.
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Matt's hand rests against Anna's as he locks eyes with her. He wants to help, Anna. Let him help.
Alaric brushes crap off the coffee table and rolls out a map of Mystic Falls. Bonnie's used it before.
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"Hopefully they're all together."
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Bonnie finishes mixing what she needs to before bringing the plastic bowl into the living room and kneeling in front of the coffee table.
"This should only take a second." And then she's chanting, her usual Latin she uses for locater spells, pouring the dirt-like mixture on the map.
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