Richard's death being the cause for the Lockwoods who live outside of Mystic Falls to return to town and take Tyler under their wing teach him everything there's to know about being a werewolf.
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Richard's death being the cause for the Lockwoods who live outside of Mystic Falls to return to town and take Tyler under their wing teach him everything there's to know about being a werewolf.
The lockwoods should've been a big family
Why did Katherine trigger Tyler's werewolf curse again. I tried searching and what I got was that she was gonna use as a werewolf sacrifice for Klaus's ritual but I'm not sure if that's right.
Needed Tyler to have a leader of a wolf pack era sp bad.
Instead of the Salvatores the Bennetts should've been connected to the Lockwoods. The Bennetts and Lockwoods secretly protecting Mystic Falls together for years.
Two questions
1. Is the Apisi blood indigenous ?
2. If they are does that mean that the lockwoods are of indigenous descendt
Would you keep Richard Lockwood alive ?
Yes (seeing how he deals with Tyler's transformation would've been interesting)
Yes (I want to see his and mason's relationship play out)
Yes (I want him to be turned into a werewolf too)
No (He needs to stay dead)
Thinking about making the lockwoods of french originsbecause Tyler's name is of french origins and because of the werewolf witch trials from the 16th century.