THOR: RAGNAROK

THOR: RAGNAROK

How would it go if Hope asked Bonnie and Klaus how they meet and fall in love?

I think the answer depends on Hope’s age. If Hope is around 7 when she asks how they met and fell in love. I think Bonnie would be more inclined to lie to preserve Hope’s innocence at that time. She doesn’t want Hope to hear those harsher times between her and Klaus. Hope deserves to enjoy that aspect of her childhood! If Hope is around 13-18 and she asks for the story, I can see Bonnie being very honest about the situation. Hope knows who her father is, she knows who her family is and what people have thought of them. Hope herself is judged due to her last name and ties to the family. Bonnie would have no reason to lie then but would reassure that their feelings have changed and the past is in the past.

Klaus would tell a completely inaccurate version of events to Hope regardless of age. In his version of events, Bonnie attacked him mercilessly at the 60s dance. He didn't lay a finger on her once. He was trying to break the curse placed upon him and here comes this hot witch attacking him for no reason in the woods. He didn't attack her! He didn't hurt her! Klaus denies any wrong doing. He just wanted to be free but Bonnie was killing him. He's a victim! Hope wouldn't buy it though and ask Bonnie for the truth.

#lizzie you were never second best!

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The way The Originals eventually made Rebekah's character be mainly all about motherhood was offputting. Tvdu has an story of making women be obssesed with being a parent to a child or making them be one, but they took that to another whole level with Rebekah.

The way she speaks of it - it's like more than her wanting to be a mother, it's needing to be one. After all, Rebekah was born in an age where women were seen as breeding mares and viking women were married extremely young, as early as twelve and as late as fifteen, I imagine she was being courted by the time she died or that she was getting ready to be thrown off to some man and be his wife, so it would make sense for her character to be dragging all that trauma once she turned, because other characters did too: Klaus dragged his parent's abuse his whole life, Elijah had the whole "red door" thing going on, Kol lost his magic and became bitter because of it, Finn was suicidal and etc. I mean, Rebekah probably grew up thinking that the only way to prove her value as a woman was to have a child and/or to have a husband.

Like, it would make sense and it would make her character more complex, instead of people just labeling her as "Rosalie 2.0" or "Barbie Klaus", but of course that would mean then that tvdu writers would have to actually be interested in their characters and we all know that isn't possible.