Emotional rollercoaster.

That's the only way to describe tonight's outing of The Vampire Diaries. Viewers (as well as the characters) of the CW drama said goodbye to a beloved character (all the feelings!) and were introduced to the show's new big bad (Watch out, Klaus!). If that wasn't enough, two love triangles became a hell of a lot more complicated. We chatted with executive producer Julie Plec about what fans can expect from the final two "hardcore" episodes of the season, the love triangle and more...

Elena's Choice: After losing yet another person she loves, Elena's choice between Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Stefan (Paul Wesley) will only become more difficult. "She has no one and she's lost everyone that ever mattered to her, almost everyone. How do you choose in a moment like that?" Plec explains. "The last two episodes are really going to be about asking herself that question and really trying to understand how she could possibly let one of them go when she's already lost so much."

"In this moment, seeing her at her most vulnerable and needing to give her the support she's been trying to give him all season, it's him finally saying it is OK to feel and I heard you all those times that you told me that it's OK to feel and it's OK to have hope. I heard you and now let me give that back to you." While most love triangles tear the two suitors apart, TVD's will actually bring the Salvatore brothers closer together. "

One of the things that we set out to do during this whole year, as Damon found himself more and more deeply in love with his brother's girl, was make sure that the brothers found their way back to each other," Plec explains. "[We made sure that] they would get stronger instead of weaker as brothers, in spite of this looming conflict. There's a really nice scene in next week's episode that shows us that they might survive this no matter how this plays out. When all is said and done, bros before hoes, man." She adds that their bond will only make Elena's decision that much harder.

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Vampire: Spoilers for finale episodes

Week in and week out The Vampire Diaries features a slew of knockout moments (most recent example being last Thursday’s steamy Damon and Elena makeout), but as the drama closes the books on season three, the chaos is just beginning. At a screening of this week’s gut-wrenching episode “Do Not Go Gentle,” which revolves around Mystic Falls’ 1920s dance, executive producer Julie Plec, along with cast members Steven R. McQueen, Candice Accola, Michael Trevino and Zach Roerig gave a roomful of reporters some insight into the madness.

Topics ranged from death (it’s up in the air how many people may die, either physically or emotionally) and love triangles (it’s not just about Damon-Elena-Stefan) to massive transformations and the fight against Klaus. Here are 12 teases for the final three episodes – and beyond – from the Vampire Diaries gang:

1. Brotherly Compromise: In the episode airing next week, there is a sweet moment shared between Damon and Stefan, one that shows that though they may be in love with the same girl, “they might just survive this,” Plec teased. When Ian Somerhalder came into the The Hollywood Reporter offices recently, he revealed just what Plec was alluding to, saying that the Salvatore brothers decide that whoever Elena ultimately chooses will stay, while the other one will leave town.

2. Stefan Revisits His Emotions: There are several key Stefan and Elena scenes in tomorrow night’s episode, though one is broken up by one of Mystic Falls’ favorite “villains.” In any case, it’s a big step for the once-happy couple. “It’s finally him saying [to Elena], ‘It is OK to feel. I heard you all those times when you that. Now let me give that back to you'," Plec said.

3. Caroline’s Multiple Suitors: If Caroline was in her current predicament (with Klaus and Tyler vying for her affections) in season one, she may have dealt with things far differently than she has. At the moment, Caroline – as it’s seen in Thursday’s episode – sticks with her gut and fends off Klaus’ advances at the dance, which ends up pissing off Tyler. “She is fighting like hell to have a normal relationship with her boyfriend in high school,” Accola said. Trevino added that Tyler just “might take some action” when it comes to Klaus in next week’s episode.

4. Simpler Times: The finale will feature a glimpse into Elena’s life in simpler times, when vampires weren’t in the picture. But there will be a small nugget revealed. “It’s a small little runner that goes throughout the episode as Elena is looking back at a part of her life when things were more simple, at least from a supernatural level,” Plec said, who was adamant in saying that the incident that killed her parents was “an accident.” “We actually will get a little flash of something else during that happened during that time that we didn’t really consider and it’s more an emotional thing than it is a suspense thing.”

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