Candice Accola talks about the midseason episode of The Vampire Diaries Season 4

We understand someone is about to pass away on tonight’s Vampire Diaries midseason ending (The CW, 8 p. m. ET), not that Candice Accola, who performs Caroline, will verify it. “Well, it is a Xmas episode, and we do video the show in Georgia, and I will point out that we did get artificial snow, so there could be a terrible killing of Cold the Snowman, who just couldn’t maintain it collectively under the uncommon heated weather in Georgia. I released it. You listened to it here initially! ” she says, dodging a doubt about how many structures we’ll demand. But here’s what she will confess about the hour, which discovers Caroline and Stefan quarrelling with Tyler’s plan to defeat Klaus:

• “Certainly the authors are going to create an episode that will maintain the viewer’s wondering and being truly thrilled to notice what occurs following when we return [Jan. 17]. So convinced, there is about to be a cliffhanger of types, ” she says. “But what I believe is more fascinating about this episode is that there’s some major discussions being had around diverse positions of characters. There’s going to be consequences to conversations had in this episode. ” (While we’re left thinking about what those consequences could be, here’s what she’ll be performing above the hiatus: ”My mystery disgrace is that I just observed the entire two seasons of Homeland, fundamentally, in not as much as a week. That’s lots of hours to allocate to a show in 7 days, ” she says. “Now I have to get up to date on Breaking Bad, because I feel I was just beginning the third season. That will possibly be my vacation show… Nothing says Christmas just like a meth show. ”

• “All through the episode, everybody senses that what they’re performing is correct. Anybody who has an goal and on an assignment, they very much sense that there is the correct viewpoint. Certainly, that is likely to produce clash, ” she says. “So far as Tyler and Caroline having flourishing contradiction, it’s simply that she’s truly concerned about him, and they’re not accepting, and they equally sense that they recognize what’s helpful to the scenario at this time, so there’s not truly lots of conversations occurring [between them], it’s much more activity-centered. ”

• “I was truly amazed by a second that occurs in this episode that will most likely just move by all the others, simply because it’s not a major activity second, ” she says, concerning Caroline’s connection with Klaus. “It’s simply the method that they converse with one another in this episode is absolutely a representation of what we saw a week ago - it’s more wide open, it’s more individual. I just sense like the authors have been genuinely splendidly opening up this - it’s not a companionship, and it’s not any type of trustworthy possible partnership, at this time, for Caroline at least. But their conversation and the way that they speak to one another has so far more humanity now. We’ll see a tad bit more of that soon. ” From Cheapondvd.com