josselyn777

Hey Josselyn I know you're in reading mode now but by scrolling through my board looking at my old convo, I stumbled onto one of our convo when you said our discussion about Klaylope not being portrayed enough like Royalty in the show as the writters had hinted gave you an idea to make your own Royalty Klaylope story, I don't know what you had in mind specifically but I thought I should tell you maybe you'd remember.
          If you want I can do a screenshot of our convo and send it to you via mail or I send it on Tory's phone and she trandfer it to you ?

Hey Josselyn what would you say to write a Klayley story set both in season 2 and 3 of To where Klaus didn't kill Ansel to protect Hope but instead lets Ansel prove his side ?

@praneeha 
          Yeahhhh that'll work 
          Thanks for the idea 

@praneeha 
          This is actually very heartouching i can already imagine Hayley waiting for her husband every moment and prays for his long life I'll go for this 
          
          But it's hard to imagine Klaus where he's not in his character 

@praneeha 
          Certainly I've never did Human Klayley so I'd like to what's the storyline?

@praneeha 
          And yes Hayley and Elijah?

@praneeha 
          What do you think about Klaus and Aurora’s relationship?

@praneeha 
          Oops sorry 
          I said the same thing in two different ways about Klaroline 

@praneeha 
          Camille, on the other hand, felt more like a replacement for Caroline. The writers just tried to present her as the opposite a therapist who ‘understands’ Klaus. But does that really make sense? A therapist’s job is to listen and understand that’s literally what they’re trained to do. People often use the excuse that Klaus was a deeply traumatized soul, so someone like Camille understanding him was something extraordinary. But in reality, that’s just her role as a therapist, not some profound soulmate-level connection.

@praneeha 
          
          Indeed 
          I genuinely feels like the writers forced the idea of Cami being Klaus’s true love and soulmate. I mean, just think about it how does a ‘soulmate’ connection even grow out of a therapist simply doing her job and listening to you? That’s not love, that’s a professional dynamic. And the fact that she herself admits she can’t stay his therapist while going through her own transition just makes it even more questionable. So what is it really love, or just emotional dependency and obligation?
          
          “As for Caroline, Klaus and Caroline definitely had potential if their dynamic wasn’t so toxic—but she still wasn’t the right fit for him. Caroline was far too young to truly understand someone as complex as Klaus, and after everything he put her through, it honestly makes no sense for her to form a genuine connection with him. On top of that, their dynamic was never balanced and probably never could be.
          And Camille? She felt more like a replacement for Caroline. The writers just flipped the narrative made her a therapist who ‘understands’ Klaus but at the core, it still feels like the same idea repackaged.
          
          As for Caroline Klaus and Caroline definitely had potential if their dynamic wasn’t so toxic, but even then, she was never really his cup of tea. She was far too young to truly understand someone as complex as Klaus. And after everything he put her through, it just doesn’t make sense for her to form a deep connection with him. On top of that, their dynamic was never balanced to begin with.