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[philtatosbuck]

no matter how strange marcel and rebekah is they could have easily fixed it with having rebekah be daggered while marcel was being raised sure it'd still be weird but it wouldn't be As weird.

[pinkhysteria]

If you had to pick between Klaroline and Klamille, which would you keep and which would you get rid of?

i would probably keep kc. kl@mille is more "significant" on TO which makes it being a snoozefest [for me] more bothersome.

(1) there are elements and scenes of kc i enjoy in a vacuum, lol. (2) i'm typically a spn4spn truther, lol. ✌🏽 vamp/vamp, witch/vamp, vamp/wolf, wolf/witch, witch/witch, etc, idc - that's what i favor. especially with a character like klaus. (3) i prefer joseph's acting in that dynamic, at least initially. (4) obvs not her biggest fan but there's more for me to be fond of and care about with caroline as an individual character than camille. (5) old school kcers were really good at making pretty edits of all sorts, and i'm shallow. 😁 their metas and inability to shut up about tyler have always offset any brainwashing capability of said edits, but they make me briefly supportive!

[rosedforbes]

klaroline × unhinged posts ; pt 17

[witchcraftandgeekness]

Bonus (for those who know):

Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4 / Part 5 / Part 6 / Part 7 / Part 8 / Part 9 / Part 10 / Part 11 / Part 12 / Part 13 / Part 14 / Part 15 / Part 16

[encircledbythorns]

This scene is so interesting to me because there's more than one reason why Hope said this:

like I think part of it is that Hope is still protecting them even with her humanity off. She's pushing MG, trying to get him to actually fight her so that she knows he'll be 'strong' enough to do whatever he needs to do to protect them while she's gone.

But the other part of it is almost a cry for help. Hope put that sword through Landon because she didn't want anyone else to die, including their friends. She has crippling abandonment issues and has always struggled with feeling alone, so killing Landon is even harder for her than it would be for the average person. And that's already pretty hard as is, because someone killing their boyfriend is insane, so. That would actually break people and traumatize them beyond repair, but she did it to save everyone else. This is the big issue that's always talked about in superhero genres-- do you save the lives of many, or the life of one (the person you love)?

She even has regrets and guilt about doing it, which haunts her when she's struggling with her humanity. But more than anything, she felt alone when she did it. No one was there to support her while she was killing Landon. People around her don't seem to acknowledge how specifically difficult it was for her to kill Landon and what that pain is like, so she's pointing it out right now to MG by reminding him that that's why she's here. That's why her humanity is off. She couldn't take it anymore when she had to do that. It was the final straw on the camel's back when she'd had the weight of the world on her shoulders for her entire life already.

[realtvdtexts]

[tyler-is-hot]

klaus text posts bc i love him

[paracosmoon]

if you write a fic about one character and put all the others in the tags then you can actually just fuck off and go to hell

[mielicy]

"hope mikaelson was selfish" dude if i lost my parents like that and was burdened with all my families enemies (1000 years worth) the moment i was born id be pretty fckn selfish too

[matt-murdick]

Finn & Sage (TVD) + textposts

8 / ?

[philtatosbuck]

i've seen it a lot so this is just my two cents but i don't think that?? new orleans witches are powerless outside of new orleans that's always been an odd thing people claimed to me

they can do magic outside of new orleans they just practice ancestral magic in the city because that's where their ancestors were consecrated and it makes them stronger??? they don't just. lose the ability to practice magic (obviously, considering the ancestral well was destroyed in season three and vincent was still able to do magic in season four. followed up by them restoring it in season 4 but making davina the keeper of it all and, in season 5, releasing all the ancestors from the ancestral well while still being able to practice magic afterwards). not to mention papa tunde said he practices ancestral magic but wasn't from new orleans so obviously there are other ancestor aligned covens in the world but he, in new orleans, could use their magic anyway?? keep in mind that the ancestors that we've seen are specifically on a plane separate from the other side & the plane everyone's living in and the harvest is the thing that restores power to them for witches to use

sooo. YEAH. to me it would seem like they're still fully capable of doing magic, it just wouldn't be drawn from the ancestors (which only boosts their strength to begin with). it'd be their own power. which, for witches who leave their covens anyway (such as davina, who was not only able to do magic after leaving the coven BUT ALSO after being shunned by new orleans ancestors & witches alike), are already doing that??

[pinkhysteria]

#TO s5 with LGCS s3 following close behind #the fandom says they were her worst #which i can definitely see! #but TO s5 hope didn’t suffer from being a female lead LMAO #sorry but her kidnapping her own mother and putting her in a coffin to see AND spite her deadbeat father was my fave thing she’s ever done! #s3!hope was a bit annoying (bc of handon ngl) but her looks were immaculate and i love it when she’s making other miserable idkidk #and again. her s3 looks were AMAZING! (i still mourned the red hair but at least i was freed from the shitty wig so small victories ig)

feel free to give reasons i'm curious and bored. (and just to be clear - i mean specifically for hope's character, not in general!)

[rosedforbes]

klaroline × unhinged posts; part 13

[witchcraftandgeekness]

Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4 / Part 5 / Part 6 / Part 7 / Part 8 / Part 9 / Part 10 / Part 11 / Part 12 / Part 13 / Part 14 / Part 15 / Part 16

[encircledbythorns]

For reference, the first appearance of the "make quiet things heard" talisman that Hope gave to Josie is in 3x15 of The Originals, where Marcel is seen wearing it:

[landonkirbyappreciation]

Reminder that 4x20 was not the end of Landon’s story and that he goes on to escape limbo and gain back everything that he lost and live a long and happy life.