Talk:Season 3/@comment-92.28.186.238-20150906180927/@comment-27557791-20160110230048

None, obviously. If there is such a thing as a soulmate (which could be discussed, as there would have to be a soul, which again, could be discussed), Dmitri would not be the one, as he died, and she loved again. J.R. would not be it, as she loved someone else while being with him. Couldn't be Norman either, as Norman stopped loving her, and couldn't accept her for who she truly was (if there is such a thing as a soulmate, isn't this one of the major things a soulmate should do? Accept one another, no matter what, support one another, no matter what?). It could not have been Johann, either as he's gay. Even if he was bisexual, they certainly don't love each other. They like each other while working together, but when Roman takes over the business, she gets a personal agenda (getting Nadia back, and into her care), and doesn't care whether she harms Johann. A soulmate would not do this.

So, your question, to me, seems rather silly.

A person like Olivia, who have lived for centuries, will have loved and lost several times, if they have been open for love. Meaning a soulmate is out of the question. Maybe there was someone she loved more than anybody else, but as she never found another supernatural to love, who would live for as long as she did, she was doomed to lose them. The only ones she could keep were her Upir children. My theory is that is why she didn't want any human children, as the pain of losing them would be too great (she snapped Juliet's neck during infantry). So, we could theorise about what a soulmate is to them -- the forever living -- in my opinion, this would be children, but to Olivia, this would not be true as she couldn't show love (possibly from a long lifespan, seeing so much death in people she loved early on made her afraid of love?)

So, my answer would simply be no one, she had the potential in Roman and Shelley, but screwed it up by being, what I believe is, afraid of loving someone to much.