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Hellooooo guyyssss!!!

So like the title i would like to ask who do you think is the kindest character of tvdu , one who is loving is there for everyone is a good friend less manipulative

And do you think writing a kind character makes them mary sue or boring ??

And are kind characters badass ??

Honest opinions fellas!!!

I’m on a rewatch and the Season 3 flashbacks are taking me out right now with the wigs, haha.

This is not my idea , i saw that comment in my post abt delena and haylijah. Do you agree with this ?? ( i think bamon is more like klayley but ok.)

Mine.

1. Freya.

2. Rebekah.

3. Camille.

4. Sophie.

5. Hayley.

6. Davina.

7. Sofya.

8. Aurora.

9. Aya.

To me its possible but I feel like there acid blood will slow him down but that's just me what do yall think ?

1. Marcel Gerard
2. Josh Rosza
3. Vincent Griffith
4. Kol Mikaelson
5. Jackson Kenner
6. Father Kieran
7. Aiden
8. Klaus Mikaelson
9. Finn Mikaelson
10. Elijah Mikaelson
11. Tristan De Martel
12. Mikael
13. Lucien Castle

I have gone through a few Reddit post on this topic. However, my interpretation of these ages are a little different as I am not going according to the ages of the actors casted for these roles.

So, wanted to put this on record.

Freya was taken by Dahlia in 977 when she was 5 years old. Finn at that time was about 4 years old, and Esther was pregnant with Elijah. Technically, there is almost a 1-year gap between Freya and Finn and almost a 4-year gap between Finn and Elijah.

After this, Mikael and Esther travel from the Old World to the New World. Esther also needs time to settle there, meet Ansel, fall in love with him, and eventually be mentally prepared to bear him a son. In that case, I think it would make more sense if there were around 4-5 years between Elijah and Klaus.

In that case, I think it would make more sense if there were around 4-5 years between Elijah and Klaus.
Also, there is not much of an age difference between Kol and Rebekah.

In TVD, Rebekah was shown as a teenager. In my perspective, her age was approximately the same as that of the Mystic Falls gang. But she was younger than Kol. So that’s there. I’m presuming there is only around a 1-year gap between Kol and Rebekah.

In my head, the siblings’ ages when they became vampires (barring Freya) in 1001 AD would be approximately:

Freya - 28
Finn - 27
Elijah - 23
Klaus - 18
Kol - 17
Rebekah - 16

The age gaps between the siblings would be:

Freya and Finn - 1 year
Finn and Elijah - 4 years
Elijah and Klaus - 4-5 years
Klaus and Kol - About 1 year
Kol and Rebekah - About 1 year

These are obviously approximate ages and age gap that I’m thinking. What ages do you think the Mikaelson siblings were when they became vampires?

TLDR:

There was a dialogue stated by Rebekah that they had a werewolf pack as their neighbours in the neighbouring village and that they lived peacefully alongside them for about 20 years. So, Klaus should be around that age.

TO S3E1 - Rebekah said they had been on the run since autumn. It was at the time late winter/early spring 1002, making their turn date autumn, around November 1001, sometime after the events of the S2E5 flashback.

Picked this up today in a charity shop as part of a 5 for £1 deal feels like I committed a crime lol

Sam and dean don't have access to the angels and castiel BUT they do have bobby and knowledge of the white oak . All are acting in character no speed blitzing yet it is a full moon.

Like serious question why did they never actually do anything with wolves like with how you saw people being scared of them sometimes but they are legit trash when in like in any supernatural history they are just as broken as Vampires but they got bullied alot during the series

My ranking is :

5- Elijah

4-Rebekah

3-Hayley

2-Klaus

1-Marcel

I feel like spreading a bit of love for Jackson given the ridiculous amount of hate this guy receives. The only type of posts that pop up when typing in his name on this sub are "I hate Jackson" posts and that is baffling to me. His worst offense is not fucking with the Mikaelsons and being in the way of Haylijah😭 But looking at it from a neutral perspective, Jackson is honestly such a sweetheart. Big-hearted, affectionate and humble despite his alpha status.
The way he loved and cared for Hayley since day one warmed my heart. Same for Hope, he loved that little girl with all his heart and yet I never thought that he acted as if he were her father or had a claim on her. Even though some people argue otherwise. He genuinely wanted the best for them at all times and I really appreciate him for it. It's so sad that Hope never got the chance to meet him. He could've been a great father-figure.
Also he has amazing hair.

I was recently thinking about the origin of magic in the TVDU, and I realized that Season 4 of Legaciescreated one of the biggest, most undeniable plot holes in the entire franchise regarding Inadu (The Hollow) from The Originals.
Let’s look at the official timeline established by the writers:
The Peopling of the Americas: In the real world, the ancestors of Native Americans crossed into the New World somewhere between 23,000 and 14,000 years ago. After that, they were completely isolated from Eurasia for millennia.
Ben’s Gift (3000 BC): In Legacies, we learn that Ben (Prometheus) stole the magic from the Gods and gifted it to a specific village near the Caucasus Mountains around 3000 BC. This means magic was a localized, finite gift that originated in the Old World only about 5,000 years ago.
Inadu’s Tribe (500 AD): In The Originals Season 4, it is explicitly stated that Inadu was born into a powerful, prosperous tribe of Native American witches in 500 AD.
So here is the massive logical paradox: How on earth did Native Americans become witches if they were already isolated in the New World thousands of years BEFORE Ben even gave magic to humans in Europe/Asia?
By the time Ben handed out magic on the Caucasus, the ancestors of Inadu’s tribe had been living in North America for at least 10,000 years without any contact with the Old World. They couldn’t have just walked over to Ben’s village to grab some magic!
When the writers created Inadu in 2017, they treated magic as a natural, global force of the Earth. But when they wrote Ben’s backstory in 2022, they completely forgot to check the historical geography of their own universe.
Unless we headcanon that a bunch of ancient Eurasian witches pulled off a secret transatlantic voyage in 2000 BC to mingle with Native American tribes, this is just a massive, lazy writing oversight.
What are your thoughts? Do you try to explain this with some wild lore theories, or do we just accept that Julie Plec and the writers’ room failed history class?