Okay looking at it from a twisted perspective Klaus was pissed because Rebekah basically fell in love with her nephew?😂😂😂And the fact that she was already an immortal vampire when she met a young boy named Marcel!?
My most favorite. The Elijah Mikaelson. The honourable one, the unpredictable terrifying psychopath, the royal stag. Kept his word and walked right into the fire with Niklaus. Daniel Gillies and Joseph Morgan, you brothers will always have my heart.
Sooo... because we are all a product of both our parents which has very much to do with of what exactly a child is made (yeah why don't you google it?) Klaus must had been born part witch, part werewolf, although because there was no such thing as any white native americans with old german names such as Ansel a thousand years ago means that he could not had been a american werewolf but most likely a úlfheðinn which is a norse type of werewolves and because his father Ansel was the alpha of North East Atlantic Pack which could not had been a werewolfpack from America but from Greenland because that's located in north east atlantic yes. And Greenland was first discovered by the viking Gunbiorn the son of Úlf Kráka around the year 875 and who probably founded the first scandinavian colony there, not Erik the Red who first discovered Greenland around the year 985 no he must had founded the second scandinavian colony there and from which his son Leif Eriksson took off when he made that oh so famous trip to Canada and probably North America Yes around the year 1000. And because the vikings were scandinavians I guess Ansel could had been originally from Denmark yes because the old german name Ansel was first spread to Denmark by the vikings from Heiðabýr the famous danish viking town that was located in what today is Germany yes but that part of Germany belonged to Denmark in the Viking Age. And it's so absolutely ridiculous to think that Inadu could possibly have created the first werewolves because orginal werewolves are shamanic wolf-shapeshifters and this is a type of shapeshifters (actually the very oldest known type) known since the Upper Paleolithic Period of the Stone Age (a 30.000-40.000 years ago) here in Old world, which means that these american werewolves are just a "little" younger,, but maby they were also shamanic wolf-shapeshifters before Inadu cursed them, because they were indeed shamans. Yeah but the authors of the TVD universe just gotta be allergic to history and so of course nothing in this universe make any sense at all..
"you have quite literally an eternity with elena ahead of you" "which means a lot less without you." oh to have this level of an unbreakable bond with someone! to go through literal hell and back with them and to know they will *ALWAYS* have your back in every minute of every hour.
I'm on season 5 and I still can't bring myself to like Damon. He redeemed himself but honestly speaking his impulsivity made him do a lot of unforgivable things. Remember how be intentionally killed Jeremy because a breakdown related to Katherine, also how he sexually assaulted and abused Caroline? Then there's Vicki... He didn't respect Stefan's request to leave Elena alone, he kept pushing but she fell in love with him so eh I guess. Not to mention how Bonnie's grandma passed because Damon literally forced them to open the tomb for a Katherine who 1 wasn't there and 2 didn't give a shit about him. And poor Lexi, listen I get the Stefan related situations because of their sibling rivalry. I just hate how so many people were affected even though there was no need, and when something "awful" happens to him he's the first to cry wolf...like Klaus💀
We like Damon because he has the best character development and well he is sarcastic and funny if only he had a little Stefan in him he would be what we call in the real world a perfect man but he is not because they wanted the brothers to be opposites and about him breaking Jeremy neck the creators did that because they didn't want us to route for Damon they needed him to still be a villain but it still didn't work so they got lucky with Katherine that's literally the only reason why Damon broke Jeremy neck is because the people who made TVD needed Damon to still be viewed as the bad guy who was irredeemable and well since you're on season 5 then you know by now that people still love Damon
cami played a very big role in his redemption...though his other family members also loved him the most but nobody ever understood him like she did and yeah hope is another ladder for his redemption
This was an Incredible Masterpiece for Marcellus Gerard and Rebekah Mikaelson’s Beautiful Love Story. I Truly love they returned in Legacies and That they’re Happily Married.
I've always felt that Elijah is the most interesting vampire and original on the show the way his character had so many layers to him being noble always keeping his promise and then the whole red door arc where you find out he's hiding a monster beneath the suit he definitely was the best written original
Damon's character defines that how far you can for love people says he is red flag but I believe their No other in vampire diaries that they can cross any limit loving I think he's character teach us the real of everything is fair in love.he is not villain he is just a broken like obito uchiha.
