Amidst Perry's meltdown, Carmilla determines that the vampires needed a replacement sacrifice, due to SJ having been killed and Laura being protected from the vampires by the charm and herself, prompting Perry to begin blaming Laura for the entire incident. Laura listens to Perry rant about how her actions were responsible in bringing The Dean down upon the group, believing that if she hadn't interfered with her plans, LaFontaine would be safe from the vampires. While Perry cries herself to sleep, Laura begins to lament over how LaFontaine's abduction is her fault, deciding to warn everyone on campus about the ongoing threat via her videos.

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Because You Were Nice to Me: Word of God confirms this as the beginning point of Laura and Carm's relationship. The little kindnesses Laura extended to her in Season 1, like saying even she deserved better than hopelessness, or offering the trash can to throw her Kleenex in because she was crying after the Dean chewed her out — apparently, that was the first time anyone had been pointlessly nice to Carmilla in quite a while.

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Masquerade: The Austrian police, at least officially, deny Silas University's existence. It is strongly implied the University is not under the Austrian government's jurisdiction. On campus, it's zigzagged: Certain stuff like the Alchemy Club unleashing a fungal apocalypse or the library being an Eldritch Location is just considered the way things are, but Laura at first does not believe in vampires or Eldritch Abominations, possibly due to not having read her student handbook. By the start of second season, everyone on campus knows about the supernatural. And in late Season 3, the rest of the world gets its share of weirdness, too. When Laura calls Betty in Princeton, she reaches the "Princeton headquarters of the emergency apocalypse response network" asking the caller to please grab a weapon and join them on the front lines.

Laura is a reference to the character of the same name –and one of the two main protagonists– of the 1872 Gothic novella Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, of which she is the narrator. She is the vampire Countess's latest target. Noodle Incident: Apparently, Laura's father once got her to wear a hazmat suit for some safety related reason. Equally apparently, it was not a fun experience for her. No other information on the subject is ever given. LaFontaine: We are ready for the weird. We thrive on it. We tape our flamethrowers to our pulse rifles and we make the weird submit!