The Originals 2x21♡Uncut Reaction &Review ♡

Idc Klaus acts like he’s God just because he’s a original hybrid, idc what anyone says Klaus doing that to Hayley is wrong. He can go around saying “my child/daughter” but Hayley can’t act the same way about their daughter?? 🙄

They daggered Klaus and left him daggered to remove his daughter from his life. The vow is to stick together as one. They tried to take his daughter away from him forever. That is not how its started. Yet they left him daggered after Hayley said she was taking Hope forever. Klaus never daggered Elijah or Rebekah to take them away from the family. He often daggered them to prevent them from leaving and breaking the vow. Still not great but that is a big difference.

It always blows my mind seeing comments saying these punishments were just. Elijah and Rebekah daggered Klaus for HIS own actions. Klaus refused to trust the 2 people in his life that have been there from the beginning. “They deserved the punishment” are we just all of a sudden blind to the literal abuse and mistreatment Klaus has given to Elijah and Rebekah? As soon as Klaus is “wronged” everyone has a fit all of a sudden but are completely blind to what Klaus does to others. Just say klaus is your favourite don’t try paint him as the next coming of Jesus.

It always amazes me how quickly people believe that Klaus is so easily swayed and manipulated by Dahlia's proposition to join her. Klaus trusts no one, especially if they are of his blood. Not only is Dahlia blood but more importantly Ester's sister. It also mystifies me how many people thought Klaus was unhinged enough that he needed to be stopped, put in his place, and lastly daggered. Honestly it was just a stupid move and for siblings that have been with each other for a 1000 years you would think they would already know this. Wow it is almost like they don't know him at all. Klaus always has some sort of plan and for the most part he doesn't usually share them. This is far from unusual. He is always over the top. He is forever calling out people especially if he thinks they are incapable of doing things he needs them to do. And I will reiterate he does not trust anyone (except Cami) . He behavior is not of a stark raving mad lunatic. He is a first time father who is coming against a new and different threat. He has been introduced to a sister he does not know. Hayley, his baby's momma, is growing more attached to her wolves and questions him, his actions and his abilities at every turn. Forgive the man but I think he has many reasons to be "scared". At the core that is truly the crux of it. But instead of trying to understand him, his family puts a knife in his heart. Did they really think that he would look kindly at that? Did they really think they could do this without him? They did exactly what he most feared and at the worst possible moment. Sofie you said it perfectly, "He is playing chess while they are still playing checkers" As for Klaus and Dahlia....He is keeping his enemy closest by giving her honey and a clever smile.

I think what was really missing was Hayley and Klaus sitting down together like civilized parents and discussing what they were going to do to protect their daughter. Because everyone was just butting in wanting to do what everyone else thought was best to protect Hope, when it's really her parents' job to do that. What only you could have understood better Sofie is that Klaus was being impossible to deal with. Yes, it was a gross mistake for Elijah to stab him, but Klaus was on edge. He was so steeped in paranoia and fear that he wasn't trusting or letting anyone else help. That's why each of them did what they did. Another thing I don't like is Jackson. For me he is the definition of: before marrying someone, get to know the person well before doing it. Because he went from being an understanding and kind guy, to being totally controlling and manipulative. You don't come to your wife and make her choose between her daughter's family or you. Aside from the fact that marriage is a compromise, you have them willing to deal with the other person's baggage whether you agree or not. He knew Hayley saw herself as a Mikaelson too so if you don't want the Mikaelson baggage that comes from Hayley why did he marry her in the first place? Anyway. I know there will be people who disagree with me but I (I repeat) do not blame Hayley for what she did. Yes, I think it was missing sitting with Klaus and both discussing and reaching an agreement, but he was already in a coffin. I don't think Hayley ever wanted to take Hope away from Klaus. She as a mother wanted to give Hope a chance to have a normal life. She wanted to give her daughter the opportunity to be Hope Marshall a normal, ordinary daughter, not Hope Mikaelson: The powerful and only tribid daughter of the big bad Klaus Mikaelson. And I also don't see Hayley taking the image of her father or uncles talking bad about them, I think she would give her daughter a chance to grow up and have a normal life before deciding for herself if she wanted to remain normal or go back to the Mikaelsons.

Who cares for Gia... to Klaus she wasn't more than your run of the mill human in New Orleans. He can't kill his family, he can't kill the mother of his child, he can't kill Marcel since he is like a son to him, he won't kill Cami but if it were Josh, Davina, Vincent, the wolves, the vampires, the humans he certainly won't hesitate to kill them if it benefits him in his plan. That he could hurt those who betrayed him by doing it was just the cherry on top.

this episode is wild as shit

The finale is so good, i hope you're gonna post it soon

When Klaus says I’m starting to feel like myself self again he’s not talking about the affects of the dagger he’s talk about when he didn’t have his werewolf side he was all vampire. Back in his more savage years he had fake humanity he did stuff like what he did in this episode. To me vampires can say they feel more deeply I disagree cuz if u can turn off ur humanity u have no humanity just like serial killers. Klaus’ wolf side is his humanity cuz wolves have legitimate humanity they feel. Stripping his wolf side was the reason Klaus and the Mikaelson aren’t a healthy family also the reason why the doppelgänger curse exists Esther and a Mikael condemned the doppelgänger to their faith. Elijah is trying to bring Ansel’s Klaus back not Mikael’s Klaus by helping Esther and Mikael is the reason is the way he is but he forgets how u played a major part into making Klaus the way he is if Elijah was this sole called good guy he would have had this siblings one original hybrid and three original vampires could have messed up Esther and Mikael remember as strong ass Esther was Klaus killed her the first time without help.

Killing Gia was completely a necessary evil. As Klaus said "In every war, there is the innocent victim that could've been spared if they had just walked away." As you said, killing Gia was 2 birds 1 stone. It punished Elijah, who definitely deserved more than Papa Tunde's blade(manipulated and blinded by his love for Hayley, he let her escape into a swamp with people incapable of protecting her and daggered him at the most pivotal time when his daughter's safety was in jeopardy). If it was me in that situation l would've thought about killing Elijah. The most important thing it did though was continue to earn Dahlia's trust. Dahlia was restless that Klaus didn't just kill Gia and Marcel at the loft. And she wanted to kill Hayley and Klaus presented an alternative for that. She's very smart and intuitive, she would've picked up on him not being willing to cause any real damage She needed reassurance through retribution to ensure Klaus was on her side. If he found a loophole out of killing everyone connected to his family, Dahlia would've gotten more suspicious and it would possibly make it a harder ask for Dahlia to link with him. Everything he does has a reason and a deeper meaning. Was it fucked up? Absolutely! Do l feel bad(FOR GIA), you bet!! Do l wish it didn't happen?! OF COURSE!! But, would it have possibly caused a problem for Klaus plan ?!? QUITE PPOSSIBLY!!! When you're at war, and you're being a double agent, do you have to go above and beyond? WITHOUT A DOUBT! Can you take any risks in letting the enemy think you might be playing them?! ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!!!!!!!

You're so smart you got it right away, and I like how you see klaus's side to everything that he's doing. I've seen so many reacters that hate klaus for what's he's doing and not see what the other characters are doing is wrong and they only see the bad parts of what he's doing because they hate him but you see everything so I like that about your reactions

Everyone’s punishment was justified but killing Gia was too much to me tbh ☹️

My favorite episode. Everybody will argue about it but in my opinion every ounce of pain and payback was deserved.

Correct, Freyas blood wasn’t the key, so Klaus’s Original plan to kill Dahlia himself wouldn’t have worked either, klaus only found out the key to dahlias death being Esther when he was daggered as he saw this from all the memories Dahlia had with Esther, he literally witnessed Esther break dahlias heart. this is why I said he was a danger to hope at the time, the plan wouldn’t have worked therefore putting himself and hope in danger because he wanted to do it alone. Together the plan would have still failed but together they would have at least minimized the damage. Also think people fail to realize that Klaus wouldn’t have never came up with this plan had it not been for him being daggered so in a sense to the story the right decision was daggering klaus. Regardless of everything he did take it to far mostly with Elijah, Elijah’s intention was always to protect hope and only acted on what he thought was a must which with a stubborn klaus daggering at that time was in there eyes right. Klaus is killing 2 birds with 1 stone saving his daughter while also punishing his siblings and making it more convincing to dahlia which he would have been able to do without the killing of Gia. His punishment to hayley was justified she tried to permanently take his child and for that she does deserve the punishment to an extent, his punishment to Rebekah could’ve been much worse but justified as well, his punishment for Elijah on the other hand was uncalled for and way to far mostly since he was also mainly hurt that he would dagger klaus when klaus time and time again did it to Elijah most times after gaining his trust and betraying him himself.