Klaus Mikaelson throughout the seasons.
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Klaus Mikaelson throughout the seasons.
I also feel like the severity of Mikael's awfulness is kinda normalized or forgotten for the most part because we get used to it in the fandom. But his levels of awfulness to Klaus are beyond cruel. What do you mean you do not reason with abominations, you eliminate them? His abuse of Klaus is utterly dehumanizing and monstrous
bro why the fuck did Elijah casually walk in on Klaus while he was having sex and proceed to have a casual conversation with him. this family is as insane as I remember them and this scene will always be insane
Revisiting the show now, it occurs to me how utterly heartbreaking Rebekah's betrayal is in the 1910s when she summoned Mikael. Knowing how much pain Mikael has brought to Klaus, how much grief and suffering, of course it would feel like a sin unequal to anything else. Klaus has been plenty cruel to Rebekah, but this one probably felt to Klaus like a very specific kind of intentional cruelty, not just intending to harm him but also to break him. Of course it would hurt like nothing else
THE ORIGINALS (2013-2018)
"you don't make it easy to love you brother" "yet, you're obstinate in your desire to do so" is heartwrenchingly vulnerable. like the elephant in the room finally being acknowledged. it's i love you in spite of my better instincts. it's yes i know and i'm sorry that you do. it's please don't stop. it's i'm sorry that i can't be what you want me to be but also please never stop wanting better for me. it's somehow a thousand years of love and relentless devotion in its best and worst forms condensed into two lines.
I must say folks that even after all these years, I still love Klaus more than anyone else in this show and I will always love him more than anyone else in this show. Time did not make me wiser and did not make him any less of an excellent character
"I wouldn't have to go to such lengths were I not beset on all sides by incompetence and treachery" lmaoooooo I love this dramatic asshole
That being said, an episode later Marcel and Rebekah's plan to betray him is both treacherous and utterly incomptent. in what world was beating him by brute force going to work?
"I wouldn't have to go to such lengths were I not beset on all sides by incompetence and treachery" lmaoooooo I love this dramatic asshole
I gotta say that the haylijah romance just continues to be a truly baffling choice. Whose idea was it to stick these two in a romance?? Like why???? What does this add to the show thematically??? It's just shoehorned there, ridiculously out of place
"But don't for a second compare yourself to Klaus" Hayley says. And like... girl. What do you know???
I gotta say that the haylijah romance just continues to be a truly baffling choice. Whose idea was it to stick these two in a romance?? Like why???? What does this add to the show thematically??? It's just shoehorned there, ridiculously out of place
The racial undertones in this show are even more prominent and their handling is even worse than I remember.
the witches lore in season 1 is so compelling. the werewolves on the other hand, have always been such a snooze fest
Elijah saying he's given up on giving up on Klaus and that he will fight for his family till his last breath and knowing that he actually did I'm sobbing
I love how utterly diabolical Klaus is from the get-go. Like oh yes, my plan is to immediately go after one of Marcel's most trusted men, killing that man's love interest, ensuring that he will be out of the picture by being imprisoned for a 100 years, which will in turn cause a lot of strain on Marcel's internal circle, AND gain Marcel's trust and favor. And this is all by episode 3. My man doesn't fuck around.
I know that rebekah and marcel technically end up together, but I honestly still do not buy it or care for it as a romance at all
the complexity of Klaus and Marcel's relationship in the first season is one of the best things about this show. there is soooooo much baggage on so many levels and undeniable power imbalance. but of course, the complexity is exactly why the show never really rises to this relationship's potential or really explores it. and I'm so mad that it gets pretty sidelined after the first season. my point being, the originals should not have followed the format of villain of the season because its actual potential was always in the heightened drama of its character and their relationships