The Vampire Diaries' executive producers Julie Plec and Kevin Williamson have promised that "the Stefan-Klaus roadshow" will be a big part of season three.
In the second season finale, Stefan (Paul Wesley) agreed to leave Mystic Falls with Klaus (Joseph Morgan) so that Damon's life could be saved.
Morgan has now explained that fans will begin to find out Klaus's motives.
"What we're going to get to see is how dark Stefan can go," he told TV Line. "The interesting thing is that Klaus has given Stefan permission to release that darker side of himself. We're going to see... what Klaus's ultimate goal is with Stefan and for Stefan."
Plec promised that the storyline will be explored "hopefully for a good amount of time" and teased that the emergence of Stefan's dark side will have a big effect on the other characters.
"He'll probably make his way back to Mystic Falls," she said. "Suddenly, it'll be an interesting dynamic for Damon, who was the mysterious, evil dude who showed up in season one, leaving Stefan to clean up his messes. Now, it's going to be a little bit of the reverse."
She added: "You're going to see a very, very, very definitively different version of [Stefan and Elena's] relationship. Not just [in] one episode, but over a good part of the season."
Meanwhile, Williamson claimed that Wesley is "really good" at portraying a different side of Stefan.
"He also has a swagger and a fun to the role that doesn't exist as Stefan because he's so the good boy," he said. "He's so intense. He's so broody. No-one really gets to see the playful side of Paul Wesley... As dark and as devilish and as nasty as [the new Stefan] is, it makes him more fun."
Plec has previously revealed that Stefan will go down "a very dark road" in the new season, while Morgan has confirmed that Klaus has a "plan".
The Vampire Diaries returns with its third season on September 15 on The CW.
Source: Digital Spy
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