this weapon is actually a cure for the vampire curse: take the cure, go back to being a human. (Anyone else see where this is going?) The only way to interpret the map is with one of the swords carried by The Five. It turns out that Rebekah knows the location of one of these swords, which Stefan and Klaus trick her into revealing before Klaus daggers her. A bit unnecessary, I think, but hey -- it's Klaus. Unfortunately, back at Camp Original, Connor has beheaded his hybrid guard and escaped. Meanwhile, Damon delivers Elena home to Stefan. She tells him that she doesn't think she'll survive being a vampire. Good thing someone's just revealed that there's a cure! The episode ends back at the university -- Professor Shane's office, to be exact. On the wall, there is a symbol that matches part of Connor's tattoo. Unsurprisingly, Connor soon shows up and demands the professor tell him why he sent Connor to Mystic Falls in the first place. I really enjoyed this episode, if for no other reason than Elena and her problems felt very much secondary to the much more interesting story of The Five. I've always liked the episodes that dabble in the supernatural folklore, and the ones that go back and fill in a little bit more of Klaus and his family's history. This episode did both those things. We (once again) bid farewell to Rebekah, who I've grown to really like. She's got a real nasty