#klaus cami

[underthebodhi]

Klamille are soulmates : "Don't you think for a moment that you failed me. You stayed my hand. Quelled my rage. You inspired goodness in me. And unlike all of the souls I've encountered and forgotten in the long march of time... I will carry you with me." Klaus Mikaelson to Camille - S3x19

[wabi-sabi77]

I absolutely love that Cami has never felt intimidated by Klaus. She hasn’t feared him ever since the very first day they met.

Maybe it’s because on the night they first met, she only saw him more like a normal human guy,good-looking, with a sexy accent, using a classic way to chat her up, and capable of showing his vulnerability.

I always feel like Klaus just instinctively falls into how Cami interacts with him. I don’t mean he wants to be some mortal man. It’s that when he’s with her, that whole “I’m in charge” mindset of his doesn’t work on her, and he simply goes along with her flow. He drops his guard, and even reveals his some sacrificial side. This side of him shows itself in every season.

If this is what people call him softening, I really enjoy seeing it.

I also don’t think it’s because Cami is a psychology student. In S1E4, Cami told him he should go talk to a professional, but he said he preferred to talk only to her and wanted her to be his stenographer.

That guy is definitely never fascinated by psychology, but by Cami herself and the special power she has on him.

[theauthoress26]

My advice is always, Ruin The Friendship...

Should have kissed you anyway...

[klamilletr]

[wabi-sabi77]

I always feel the whole thing with Cami writing down Klaus’s memories was gonna mean something.

Michael Narducci said in an interview before leaving The Originals that the final scene of the show was planned all the way back in S1. Julie Plec also said Elijah’s death was a last-minute choice at the start of S5. That means the only thing they confirmed from the beginning was that Klaus would die in the end, which meant he couldn’t be there for Hope's future.

The memoir should’ve been a way for Hope to know more about her father. Cami was the only one who ever read Klaus’s memories. Klaus said in S3E11 that he shared his memories with her. Cami also joked in S3E19 about selling his memoir someday, and Hope even brought this up again when she argued with Klaus in S5.

It would’ve been amazing if Cami had lived to be the one telling the story. It has such Titanic-like vibes, but it would definitely be heartbreaking too.

[wabi-sabi77]

Klamille hit me really hard that l couldn't keep watching for a long time.they've become an immortal statue in my world.

Last year, I accidentally found an article written by an author mourning his wife and soulmate. He said, "She is a part of my life,and my tears and blood are mingled in her ashes."

I thought of Klaus and Camille right away.

AND what I love most about them is that feeling: I love you just because you're you.

They were both drawn to each other's light and dark.

They saw each other and came close.

Even when they tried to hold back, they still chose each other and

protected each other.this makes their tension so special.tragic and intense.

I thought if Cami had lived, they would've stayed together until death did them part.

[theauthoress26]

His eyes are literally begging for her to understand his feelings for her.

The whole season 3 scenes b4 Cami dies was hin conveying "I have struggled in vain but I can bear it no longer ... The past months have been a torment.... and ask you to end my agony...

I love... I love... I love you. Most ardently." With his eyes!!!!!

Don't believe me, just keep the dialogue in your head and watch the video below. It fits!!!

[underthebodhi]

Klamille are soulmates : "You know, I prefer to see it the other way. If it wasn't that night, this bar, that $100 bill, it would've been Jackson Square, staring at a painting, or Frenchmen Street, listening to jazz. I would have found you." Klaus Mikaelson to Camille - S2x22