Damon is repeatedly sent back to a traumatic day during the Civil War in 1863, where he was tasked with capturing a group of deserters.
"The Vampire Diaries" Hell Is Other People (TV Episode 2016)
Damon only escapes after finally submitting to his pain and expressing genuine remorse to a vision of his dying mother.
The title is a direct reference to Jean-Paul Sartre’s 1944 play, .
Each time the loop resets, the situation grows darker. Damon initially believes he can "solve" the loop by being a hero, but the Stone reveals that his true torment is his repressed guilt regarding his mother, Lily.
Upon waking, Damon is so traumatized that he believes he is still in a loop. He lashes out and seemingly kills Bonnie, Caroline, Matt, and Stefan, leaving the episode on a massive cliffhanger. Philosophical Roots
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Damon is repeatedly sent back to a traumatic day during the Civil War in 1863, where he was tasked with capturing a group of deserters.
"The Vampire Diaries" Hell Is Other People (TV Episode 2016) [S7E10] Hell Is Other People
Damon only escapes after finally submitting to his pain and expressing genuine remorse to a vision of his dying mother. Damon is repeatedly sent back to a traumatic
The title is a direct reference to Jean-Paul Sartre’s 1944 play, . Each time the loop resets, the situation grows darker
Each time the loop resets, the situation grows darker. Damon initially believes he can "solve" the loop by being a hero, but the Stone reveals that his true torment is his repressed guilt regarding his mother, Lily.
Upon waking, Damon is so traumatized that he believes he is still in a loop. He lashes out and seemingly kills Bonnie, Caroline, Matt, and Stefan, leaving the episode on a massive cliffhanger. Philosophical Roots