Finn puts a spell on the compound, trapping wolves and vampires. Klaus takes Cami to the safe house, then confronts Kol about Rebekah's whereabouts.
Previously on "The Originals"...
Freya: If this prophecy is fulfilled,
you will all fall...
One by friend, one by foe,
and one by family.
When I am buried,
the family part of the prophecy
will be over.
Elijah, do it!
Someone is ascending to the regency,
the witch who was once
inhabited by Finn Mikaelson.
They took it, the Serratura.
The weapon that's used
to take down Klaus and Elijah?
I was meeting with a witch.
I was hoping she could help me destroy it.
The only way to get rid of it,
is to use it.
Do you actually love her?
I've lost count of the amount of times
you've been there for me.
No. No!
Cami: I think you're far more affected
by this world than you care to admit.
You want to control it rather than allow
it to control you.
The inevitable, unavoidable parts of life
make you uneasy.
Klaus: No, no, no, no.
Aah! Ugh!
Some might say death is inevitable,
and yet here I am a thousand years old,
sipping an exquisite aged whiskey
while a beguiling muse sits across from me.
I am the perfect picture
of health and vitality,
a master of my fate,
a conqueror of death itself.
Aah! Yaah!
See? That's exactly my point.
You make some glib,
throwaway line about death
as though it means nothing
to you, but it does.
If not your own, then at
least the death of others.
So beneath the devilish banter
and charming wit,
Klaus Mikaelson bears the burden
of a deep-seated psychological
trauma about death.
Ragh!
Ohh!
I'll tell you what I know
about death, Camille.
Death dances silently in everyone's shadow,
And she doesn't give a damn, so...
Why give a damn about her?
You do give a damn.
Why else surround yourself with immortals
