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I don't blame him for it, but I do think it's messed up to rub it in Claire's face and to try to use it as tool to pull Bree away from Claire. Everything about his behavior in this episode felt like he was trying to get back at her in any way he could.

I agree. It would've been interesting to see a bit more of Brianne's childhood and how she developed this bond with Frank. I agree. The entire conversation, the timing of it and the way he brought up, felt very spiteful.

He couldn't take her away in the literal sense, but he knows that he's got a close bond with Bree, so he's confident that if it really came down to a choice, she would choose him over Claire. So, in that sense, he could take Bree away and Claire would have no say in the matter.

Honestly, I lost some of my sympathy for Frank in this episode. I feel like a lot of his behaviors were passive aggressive attempts to get back at Claire, which is just petty considering she offered him an out and he chose not to take it. And his decision to take Bree away from Claire was like his ultimate vengeance on her. I just lost a lot of respect for him in that scene. Also, can someone give Sam an Emmy?! He is killing it this season.

I love Xander, but I will admit that, of the core four, he is the one who gets on my nerves the most. Like a few others have stated, he can be callous and dismissive of other people's feelings and his hypocrisy always got on my nerves. I don't think he's a bad person, but he wasn't always a very good friend to Buffy.

THIS! It would've added so much more to "Barry being Savitar" storyline.

Can you please write for this show! Because this would be awesome to watch.

Honestly, the more interviews I read, the angrier I get. I didn't think it was possible to be so offended for a character until I read these interviews. Can someone please explain to me how Stefan murdering Enzo is so evil and monstrous that it can only be redeemed through death, while Damon (who has abused/murdered Bonnie, Caroline, Jeremy, Tyler, Matt, Alaric and Elena) deserves to live a happy a human life with Elena. Because I just don't get it.

I agree with this completely, that's why I've never been able to believe when the writers try to tell the audience that Defan was the real love story of the show when so often it's always seemed more like the love stories of the show were Damon and Elena, and Stefan's love for Damon.

I was hoping for more, but sadly the series finale just makes me glad that I stopped wasting my time with this show years ago. I know the writers are selling this as Stefan's happy ending, but I'm not buying it. All I'm seeing is guy who, yet again, has to give up his hopes and dreams for his life because his poor big brother, for some reason, deserves happiness more than he does. And the Klaroline forshadowing?! Come on, writers. Sure, I enjoyed them a lot on TVD, but I feel like their moment has long since past and I wish the writers would quit beating that dead horse. The whole episode just felt forced to me.