Spoilers!

Spoiler via E! Online:

RodrigueSaad: Will take anything TVD related!

“There will be blood,” Steven R. McQueen teases of TVD’s season-three finale, which yes, he will be appearing in as he’s back for the every single one of the last four episodes. Rejoice, Jeremy fans! Even better? It sounds like he’s back for season four as well. Of the whole Gilbert-ring-turning-its-wearer-crazy twist, McQueen tells us, “That’s been one of my saving graces; the one thing that keeps me safe is the ring. It’ll be interesting to see where that goes and if that develops more this season and next season.” Y’all better update your TVD death watch cards!

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Spoiler via TV Guide:

How will The Vampire Diaries’ vampires deal with the fact that killing one of the Originals could kill them? — Trish

NATALIE: “The theme of mortality definitely rings true throughout the remaining episodes of the season,” Candice Accola says, noting that it will be easier for Damon and Stefan, who have been around for over a century, but harder for younger vamps like Caroline. Plus: Without knowing who turned Rose, the bigger question is: “Who’s willing to sacrifice their lives for the greater good?” Accola says cryptically.

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Spoiler via TV Line:

Question: I am going through major Vampire Diaries withdrawals! Got anything? —Amy

Ausiello: Sounds like Caroline will be busy trying to figure out a way to save her man Tyler in the May 10 season finale. “They’re still forming their master plan on trying to take down the Originals,” says Candice Accola of the show’s big finish. But given that Tyler is part of Klaus’ blood line and killing the Original hybrid would bring about Tyler’s own demise, “They have be much more strategic about it. That’s the big argument — who’s going to be sacrificed at this point? Everyone’s going to be paired up [with an Original] and we’re going to see who’s willing.” Um, sacrificed? Does that mean we can expect a heartbreaking death? “It doesn’t [necessarily] happen in the finale,” Accola replies, coyly. Holy hell, how many students does Hanson’s classroom hold?!