Should Mick turn Beth? or try to find the Cure?
shareI think the ending they had was good, it left things open to explore possibilities.
shareHello, impressme - I feel that I must write to let you know that I agree with you 100%. With this ending we are free to draw our own conclusions about what would happen to Mick+Beth.
With warmest best regards from NYC,
beryl
P.S. - What a terrific series Moonlight was....
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With Sonata, there were other plot points. For starters - Talbot, getting that list of vamps from the unknown guy.
Josef - Sarah Whitley. She has to wake up Sometime.
Coraline. Remember that part in The Mortal cure, Coraline says "If you take me to him, you know what will happen." And Lance says that "You've made your choices sister. You chose to turn (Into their noble bloodline) Mick without his consent or blessing. There will be consequences."
Anyone else curious about what's going to happen with that side of the family?
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I'm on the fence about Beth becoming a vamp... buuut, seeing that there is a possible permanent cure, it might be a shot (listen to me, going on like the show will continue). Anywho, I never once considered Mick turning Beth. The way I see it, Mick and Beth are in love, and Beth wants to be turned, but Mick just can't do it, because he loves her so damn much and wants to be human himself. Either way, wouldn't it be more like a parent-child relationship if he turned her? SO, Beth goes to Josef behind Mick's back, and I don't know yet what tricks she has up her sleeve to get Josef to agree to it, but JOSEF turns Beth. Then, she goes home to Mick and flashes her new sparkly fangs... Mick is horror-stricken. --> Drama ensues.
I don't know, that's what I had in mind for the finale, anyway.
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I like your French bloodline plot, and I daresay they did have some plans in that general direction. There absolutely has to be something special about Beth's bloodtype and to have her connected to the Frenchies somehow is more than a plausible way to go. I actually really like the Marie Antoinette idea. Or, she could actually be a descendant of the French royal vampires, because in theory, they'd be able to father a child with a human woman while they were on the cure, wouldn't they?
On that note, I can't believe Mick and Beth didn't have sex immediately after he became a human! Seems like the first thing I'd want to do if I got my heartbeat back... not that I'm a vampire.
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