As the French Quarter prepares for its annual celebration of the Casket Girls Festival, Cami suffers through as Davina attempts to free her of Klaus' mind compulsion. Elijah and Marcel form an unlikely alliance as Klaus sets his plan in motion to get Davina back. Once it's known that Davina is missing, Sophie gets in on the hunt to track her down. Meanwhile, Hayley is forced to make a tough decision after receiving an unexpected phone call, and Rebekah sets her own plan in motion when she enlists the help of someone from Marcel's past.
REBEKAH: Previously on The Originals...
This town was my home once.
And in my absence,
Marcel has got everything I ever wanted.
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I want it back.
I hereby pledge my
allegiance to you.
You have the keys to my kingdom.
You're choosing him over me,
aren't you, again?
The only reward anyone
ever gets for loving Niklaus,
-is suffering and death.
-(SOBBING)
Niklaus, the girl is carrying your child.
You're coming with me, little wolf.
We been deemed under
protection by (he almighty Klaus.
I believe it is time for my niece, Cami,
to leave town.
Leave New Orleans.
Forget everything.
Do I know you?
You've been compelled.
It's okay. I can fix you.
(GROANING)
(SCREAMING)
REBEKAH: For centuries, people have come
to New Orleans looking for a fresh start,
hoping to find fortune,
adventure, even love.
Young society women, imported from
France with the promise of marrying
a proper New Orleans gentleman.
Like the legendary Casket Girls.
(SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
Little did they know that the men who
awaited them were far from proper.
And not at all gentle.
(MEN SHOUTING)
MAN: Get them out.
We want to see the women.
Come out here.
-(SCREAMING)
- We want the women.
(CRUNCHING)
(MEN SCREAMING)
(GASPING)
(SCREAMING)
(SQUISHING)
Oh, there, there, little lambs.
All the bad men have gone away.
(SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
Us girls have got to stick together.
Now, is there anything
you want to take with you?
(CHEERING)
REBEKAH: The Casket Girls'
legend lives on.
Now celebrated in typical
New Orleans fashion...
...with stylish costumes
and supernatural flair.
It's a yearly reminder of how women
can be oppressed by selfish men...
