[ihaverecurringnightmares]

If Cami had lived, how do you think her relationship with Klaus would be like during S4 and 5?

Quite literally, my answer is going to be identical to @charismaticsage haha. We both quit immediately when Cami died, so I can't properly answer where Cami would've fit in the narrative because I don't know what was going on in season 4 and 5.

I just know Cami would've had a hand in freeing Klaus, and I genuinely think they would've let them be a couple for the last 2 seasons. Maybe have a break here and there (depending on the drama of the season). And then she'd die in the final season with him following a few episodes later. And if we had good showrunners still in control, she could've appeared as a ghost/hallucination following Klaus around as he got closer to his demise, calling for him to come home to her.

[ihaverecurringnightmares]

Carina tweets it's recent! You can find it easily if you want. Like I said she didn't named the actor, but I think that makes sense. He only did the scene with Hayley and then stopped. Caroline, Genevieve, Aurora, Camille...

ahhh yep, I bet she is referring to him. Because like we talked about, I swear I heard this story while the show was airing. All things considered, we lucked out the best with his no shirt era. Their make out scene was super sensual and sexy. I really didn't need skin. Hell, the no skin rule may have actually forced them to film it in a much sexier fashion cause that scene was so pleasing to the eye.

I mean, look at it! I could gush about gorgeousness of this scene all day.

[ihaverecurringnightmares]

I saw the ask you answered about Klamille not having a sex scene and recently I saw a tweet from Carina saying that she worked with a actor who stopped filming sex scenes because he didn't felt comfortable with the objectification he got from the fandom and that the actor refused to film shirtless scenes because he didn't like the fans making and sharing gifs of his body. She didn't say names but I really think she was talking about Joseph... Not to start anything, but if we look at the show, he did stopped having shirtless scenes after a while. And even though I'm not really a fan of Joseph he always seemed a little uncomfortable at cons or interviews, especially in the early ones, when people talked about his appearance.

Was this a recent tweet? Because this has been a lot of our assumption as well. Because I feel like, at the time, we had heard about him not being interested in love scenes or going shirtless anymore. If you look back, he really did stop. Even his sex scene with Caroline had him completely clothed. And in the make out scene where he wakes up and finds Cami "dead", he would've been shirtless doing that entire scene had it been an actual sex scene. And I do recall the director saying the actors discussed changing the scene and in doing so made it better (wish I could find exactly what I'm referring to). It's been a long time, but I do recall most of us thinking he just didn't want to be shirtless anymore, and tbh, relatable haha.

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I have a question I’m really curious about.I’m a huge Klamille fan.I’ve seen a lot of people say Caroline was originally supposed to be the female lead in The Originals. Is that true? I can’t tell the writers ever planned that at all.

No, that was never anything the writers talked about. I imagine this is something newer viewers are saying? Because I've seen some of the most random made up stories get passed around. There's no universe where Julie Plec would write Caroline out of TVD.

[charismaticsage]

How would that even work? Lets say klaroline was the long term plan instead of the thrown together slop it is. Caroline would never go to New Orleans at that point. How could she be lead? She has no ties to New Orleans, no interest and she prefers the small town life. Caroline would not fit in New Orleans and her stint in s5 proved it. It just goes to show how wrong klaroline is for her character. I don't even like her and I can admit how it does her dirty. And yes Julie wouldn't dream of not having her self insert on TVD.

[ihaverecurringnightmares]

Yeah, it makes zero sense. Her only tie to that show is Klaus, and the writers were already struggling to give them content because it was so inorganic and did nothing for their characters. Imagine them trying to come up with an idea that would have her leave her entire life behind to follow Klaus around. And at this point, they were already setting her and Stefan up anyway. The only reason she even popped up on TO was because TVD ended and Julie couldn't deny the chance to self insert one more time.

[ihaverecurringnightmares]

I have a question I’m really curious about.I’m a huge Klamille fan.I’ve seen a lot of people say Caroline was originally supposed to be the female lead in The Originals. Is that true? I can’t tell the writers ever planned that at all.

No, that was never anything the writers talked about. I imagine this is something newer viewers are saying? Because I've seen some of the most random made up stories get passed around. There's no universe where Julie Plec would write Caroline out of TVD.

[ihaverecurringnightmares]

I really wish we’d had a sex scene between Klaus and Cami.

I understand what the writers wanted to emphasize, and I know tv shows always have to leave some things out. Their intimacy is way deeper than sex can ever express.but I can’t help feeling it’s such a shame. At the end of the day, I think they’ve craved each other for so long.they always danced at the edge.Cami’s sex scene with Marcel shows she’s passionate too......

I’d love to know your take on this. How do you think their first time sleeping together would have played out?

They're the kind of couple that deserved to be on a more risqué channel so we could get the sex scene they deserve. I just imagine it would be very intense, sensual and emotional. Where they just cling to each other and maintain eye contact the entire time. They're just always staring in each other's eyes and holding each other's faces. I know it would be the same in bed. They connect so much on an intellectual and emotional level, that then connecting physically couldn't be anything but passionate.

Sad thing is, I don't think the cw actually could do that haha. That and Klaus's sex scenes prior were pretty unremarkable and dry. I always got the impression Joseph Morgan wasn't comfortable doing them. But at the same time, Leah Pipes is, and manages to spice things up (like with Marcel). So I think she could've gotten him to relax. I mean, hell, look at the make out scene they had. Probably the hottest, most sensual thing Klaus ever did.

Also, while we may have never gotten a sex scene, CW really wasn't gonna show us much more than some kissing lying down anyway. With this moment, we got them in bed, him crawling onto the bed toward her, them deeply kissing, her hand reaching downward, him pulling her in, her leg over him. I don't know. It's just a super satisfying scene that practically could be sex.

I do think it's lame that one of the writers said they cut out the sex scenes because they wanted to focus on their emotional connection. As if having sex isn't something people in love do.

[ihaverecurringnightmares]

I find it kinda funny.kcers acts like the finale proves Klaus put Caroline first, but here’s the thing: Camille and Hayley were already killed off earlier. Plus, some familiar scenes in the finale just made it more confusing. tbh I m not a fan of Julie’s writing. Her stories are all messy, and she always throws away the characters’ logic just to get the plot she wants for fanservice. What do you think?

I mean, I know they were pretty hyped when Cami died because they thought their ship could finally "win" by default, but even with Cami gone for 5 years (which is a respectable time for someone to move on) it still didn't happen. Also, whenever I see one of them use the phrase "put Caroline first" it's always a head scratcher, because I legitimately don't know what they're talking about. That has never happened.

Julie's writing isn't good. The only era where I enjoyed TVD and TO were when she had someone at her side doing the heavy lifting (like Michael Narducci). She definitely will have characters just do whatever in order to create angst and drama.

[ihaverecurringnightmares]

Hi!!! Can we talk about Klamille? I got into the fandom only a year ago and I have no one to talk about them. I've been thinking about one thing recently, while rewatching the show and getting into fans options and canon analysis... In a world where Klaus and Camille had survived, do you think they would really be together as a couple long term? I don't want to use the world "forever" in a delusional way. But after what happened in episode 9, and being apart for the following weeks just after finally confessing his feelings, part of me feels that if Camille gave Klaus another chance, he wouldn't waste it at all. But the other part of me, feels Klaus might ruined them eventually. (Camille is my favorite tvdu character by the way)

Like I said, I'm slightly new at the fandom, and as much as rewatch and love them more and more each time, when I think about what would be like if they survived, I can't really picture an specific direction that feels canon.

Also, sadly, apparently the aren't many fanfics about them?

(I hope I was clear enough. English is not my first language)

Not to get off topic, but never apologize for your english. Not only is it impressive that you're bilingual, but I would've never guessed it wasn't your first language! Also, welcome to the fandom!

One of the reasons I love klamille so much is that they're one of the couples I actually could see being together forever. Not only does their connection feels so fated and spiritual, but they stimulate each other mentally. Having that on top of physical attraction is what really keeps a relationship steady. Cami's intelligence and ability to understand and dissect people is one of the things that got Klaus so hooked on early on, because he's a complicated guy that finally felt seen in a way. And with Cami becoming a vampire, she was only going to get wiser and smarter. I stand by that she could've been an incredible vampire.

And with Cami, she lost her deepest connection with her brother and felt pretty much abandoned by the rest of her family, and then she meets Klaus who would quite literally die for her, from this big immortal family, and they had this indescribable pull towards one another. I can speak from experience, that if you have a deep bond with a person and they die, and then you meet someone else you feel that unique tie with, you can't walk away. No matter how crazy it is.

I don't think Klaus would waste his chance of being with her forever. Would he screw up from time to time? Yes. Would Cami chew him out and maybe even dump him from time to time? Yes. But that would be typical immortal romantic drama. They've got all the time in the world to be messy. We already saw on the show how desperate he was to keep her in his life, and I don't see how it would change over time. If Klaus can stay faithful and depressingly in love with her when she's been dead for YEARS, then I think his commitment to her would only strengthen if they were vampires together for hundreds of years.

I just genuinely think they're soul mates and only death could break them up. It's why so many antis wanted her character killed off. Everybody knew this.

I'm not really a fanfiction reader, but my friend has a bunch of AMAZING stories for them on fanfiction.net Her username is geektastic08

[ihaverecurringnightmares]

I saw a tweet about a script snippet talking about Klaus' money and his letter(look like a script snippet) .it said that after Klaus got out of the dungeon and heard Caroline had opened a school for gifted kids, he wrote this letter to her. And Lizzie(after she grew up) realized that the school wouldn't get that funding if it didn't take Hope in.

it's hilarious.bc I remember in TO s1， Sophie mentioned a prophecy about Hope, saying she'd cause all witches to die. But that's just Klaus.he doesn't care about any witches except his Hope.

I haven't watched Legacies though, so I'm wondering: does Legacies ever bring up that unstable prophecy about Hope?

I'm in the same boat as you. I never watched Legacies and didn't pay too much attention to it. But I've always found it kind of funny that they set Hope up as some big menace that needed to be killed, but I don't think she was ever close to being a danger to witches. Other than, like you said, Klaus wanting to off them to protect her haha.

[didanagy]

BRIDGERTON (2020-)

BENEDICT AND SOPHIE

4.05 Yes or No

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4.04 | 4.05 | 4.08

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Mr. Darcy walked so that Benedict Bridgerton could run (x)

BRIDGERTON S04E5

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#She literally consumes all his thoughts

[hyacinthlbridgerton]

CINDERELLA (1950) BRIDGERTON, SEASON 4 (2026)

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His hands seemed to be everywhere...even under her skirt.

His lips felt so good against her skin, sending shivers and tingles to the very center of her being. He made her long for him, long for all the things she couldn't have, and curse the things she could. - An Offer From a Gentleman

[dailybridgerton]

BRIDGERTON 4.03 "The Field Next to the Other Road"

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"Do not say anything, I want to stay angry." David Moorst as Alife Yerin Ha as Sophie Baeak