By the End of This, You'll Know Who You Were Meant to Be

By the End of This, You'll Know Who You Were Meant to Be is the eighteenth episode of the fourth season of Legacies and the sixty-sixth episode of the series overall.
==Summary==
WHAT COMES NEXT – Alaric briefs the Super Squad on what comes next. Hope has a heart-to-heart with Lizzie. MG helps Ethan. Cleo continues to test her new powers and figure out her purpose. Meanwhile, Landon takes on a new role.https://www.ksitetv.com/legacies/legacies-spoilers-by-the-end-of-this-youll-know-who-you-were-meant-to-be/227998/
==Plot==
Kaleb helps prepare Cleo's spell, her magical boundary having been set to her exacting specifications. As Cleo walks in, he wonders if his attention to detail is her favorite thing about him. When she tells him no, he continues to flirt with her, but she won't reveal the secret. She knows he's worried about her, but she's confident her plan will work. The visions can't hurt her and they need to know what the gods are planning. Kaleb eventually agrees and Cleo positions herself within the magical boundary, opening a book and focuses. Her eyes glow yellow and she makes a connection with Ken. He's in Jen's workshop and finds Ken looking at the grounds of the Salvatore Boarding School for the Young & Gifted. Ken turns to her, asking who she was and how she invaded his dream. Before she can answer, she backs up to leave as Ken throws a dagger at her. Cleo manages to wake back at the school within her magical boundary; however, she's not unscathed. The dagger struck her arm, cutting her, and buried itself into the wall behind her. Ken's assault has terrified her and Kaleb.
Alaric calls together a squad meeting with Lizzie, MG, Jed, Hope, and Ben in attendance. Thanks to Cleo's vision they know that Ken is planning an attack on the school, but the good news is they get to choose the field of battle. With a map and chess pieces they strategize their battle plan. Hope knows he's after her and she'll draw him to a field. Ben points out that the tree line will prevent him from using lightning strikes. Hope also has a backup plan. Should they fail, they'll have a fallback. Jed questions if she thinks they're going to lose but Hope believes they won't. Either way, they need to stop him. Alaric continues to explain how Ben told them about a mixture the Spartans used to harm the gods."White fire and brimstone," otherwise, phosphorus and sulfur. If they can rig the whole meadow for a chain reaction and get Ken in the middle, the explosion will likely incapacitate him. While Cleo gets more intel, Alaric instructs the witches and vampires to get the minerals. Ben will show the wolves how to set up the bomb before they have to report to the bunker for the full moon. Jed questions why they're trusting Ben again and Alaric explains that he's proven to him that he's on their side. Lizzie figures out that whoever triggers the explosion, they're not likely to get clear in time, even at vamp speed. Hope confirms her suspicion and MG wonders who will do that. Hope refuses to give an answer, just that she's working on it. Ben offers that perhaps Ethan could use his powers, but Lizzie only tells them that he can't. MG continues that they can't offer an explanation until they talk to him about it first. With the meeting over, Alaric retires to his office, but Hope has something else for him to do. Jed looks at Ben, scoffs and leaves with Ben not far behind. Lizzie asks MG to deliver the news to Ethan since she's not very good at it. MG agrees that he will and wants to bring up their last conversation back, but Lizzie tells him it can wait.
Ken stands in front of a window and dresses. Aurora believes something is bothering him and he explains to her that he had a strange dream. If it means what he thinks it does, then there's something he must attend to. Aurora attempts to inquire further, but Ken only tells her it's the business of gods. She pushes for more information, but he retorts that because he was relaxed last night and his guard was down, an intruder entered his dream. The timing of her and the invader is convenient, to say the least. Aurora believes that his time in a metal coffin has made him paranoid. Ken muses that he's always been paranoid and that is how he took the throne from his siblings. He's willing to accept that betrayal may come from anywhere. He needs confirmation that all the things she has told him are true. In the meantime, he wants her to prove her usefulness in another way. He's asked his daughter to construct a weapon that can kill the tribrid, but so far, she has been resistant. He asks Aurora to persuade her for him. Aurora quips, or else what, but Ken is not amused. She can ask his siblings if she can find their bodies.
Landon sits at Zied's bar and places a coin on the countertop, needing a drink. The Necromancer greets Landon on the other side, telling him to take a load off and to tell him his worries. Landon questions why he's here. The Necromancer is simply filling a void since Zied went to Peace. Someone has to take over his operation. A monster named Dave hands over a bag of coins, prompting Landon to inquire what he's doing. The Necromancer explains that it's not just monsters, everyone is getting him coins because he promised to send them back to life if they did well at it. Landon's confused, because he can't send them back to life. He reaches over and grips Landon's shirt, telling him to keep his voice down. The locals don't need to know that bit of gossip. Landon quips that he doesn't even want to go to Peace and questions why he wants the coins. The Necromancer doesn't have a good reason. Everyone else wants coins, he just wants to have the most. He's prepared for Landon's judgment, but he doesn't see him coming up with a better plan to spend eternity. Landon is frustrated because his soul was traded to someone who literally can't tell him what he's supposed to be doing. Speaking of, the Necromancer points out that the Ferryman has come to fetch him and muses that he's sure he'll explain everything, one finger wag at a time. Annoyed, Landon turns and asks if he needs something. The Ferryman takes his beer and growls out a 'yes', much to everyone's shock. The Ferryman wants him to come have a drink with him.
MG finds Ethan working out in the gym and questions why he's not in his room. Ethan explains that he woke up feeling a lot better and wanted to train. Ethan already assumes that he's got the test results back and figured it was bad when he heard there was a battle strategy session that no one invited him to. He wants to know just how bad. MG comes clean and tells him that he can't use his powers anymore, otherwise it will kill him. MG wonders if he wants to talk about it, but he doesn't. He needs to find another way to be useful in the fight without his powers because he refuses to be benched.
Hope trains with Alaric, instructing him to keep his weight back because he can't pivot like he used to. Alaric retorts that he can't do much of anything like he used to. Hope reminds him that's why they're here. As they go again, Alaric collapses to the ground. Hope offers a hand, but he hands her his training batons. Had she quit on him during their training sessions, he would've gotten a quote from "The Art of War". Alaric gets up off the ground and though he appreciates her efforts, they both know where things are heading. He questions if she ran every part of her plan through the Manticulum and wants to know what it said when asked about the last move. However, he already knows. She didn't ask that because she didn't want to hear the answer but he knows it has to be him. Hope immediately refuses, but to him, it's the only part that makes sense. He won't be useful in any other part of the fight. Hope knows this because she's the one who put him in that position. Hope can't let something worse happen to him because of her, that's not fair. Alaric tells her that none of what's coming is fair and that's what Landon was trying to tell her. She has to stay alive, but not everyone else will. The more she keeps avoiding that truth, the more people she puts at risk. Hope believes she's doing the opposite, but Alaric explains that she's not. She's using the explosion as the fallback plan and she's on defense, when that should be their first, best option. If they do that, they're guaranteeing that someone's going to die. Alaric poses the opposite. Should it work, they could save many more lives. Just because everyone keeps telling her that she needs to accept death, doesn't mean she has to choose it. Alaric wants her to prove it, to use the Manticulum and ask the question.
Ben joins the wolves as they collect the phosphorus and sulfur to spread out. He instructs them to make sure they don't touch. Jed and Finch approach him. While Finch was open to talk about what's going on, Jed wants to take the duffel bags from him and continue without him. Ben refuses to release the bag, believing they still need his help. Jed attempts to pull the bag from his hand, believing they can handle his little chemistry project on their own. Finch intervenes, reminding the two to not play tug-of-war with explosives. Jed has every right to be angry with him, but what they're facing is bigger than the two of them. Finch attempts to leave and let them have their moment, but Jed tells her to say since it involves all the wolves. Not only did Ben betray the school, he attempted to have his father remove his curse and that being a wolf is something he needs to change about himself. Jed doesn't want Ben anywhere around his pack. Jed walks off and Ben turns the opposite direction, leaving Finch standing there, alone.
Aurora enters Jen's workshop, though she's nowhere to be seen. Taking a moment to listen, she hears her heartbeat from one of the sarcophagi. Lifting the lid, dozens of spikes retract as Aurora finds Jen's lifeless body.
The Ferryman brings Landon back to the dock. Considering he's still shocked from his speaking, he changes form into that of a woman–her true form, or at least it used to be. She muses that ferrying souls for a few millennia takes quite a toll on one's skin care routine. Landon is further confused and wants to know what's happening. She thought they could chat and get to know one another. She formally introduces herself as Lynn and points towards Peace, telling him it was once home. Or as some like to call it, Valhalla. Landon questions if that makes her god. Lynn explains that they didn't know it at the time. They thought they were normal and it wasn't until they met humans that they actually understood that they were different. Landon tells her it's a lot to take in, but Lynn is sure that he needs to hear the entire story and she needs his help.
Ethan and MG walk from Mystic Falls High School. He wants MG to come clean. They stopped training because he needed a milkshake all of a sudden. They walked all the way into town to get one instead of just going to the school kitchen, and now they're taking the long way back. He knows he's stalling. MG tells him the truth. He doesn't think he should be part of the battle. It's too dangerous. Ethan is sure he's in control of his jumps and that he can just not use his powers. MG can't ask him to sit on the sidelines again. However, MG isn't asking him that. He wants him to leave town, for his own good, and just go home. In the distance, a distracted girl on her cell phone walks out into the road as a car races towards her. Ethan jumps to her, grabs her and vanishes before the car comes to a screeching stop. MG looks at him disappointed as the words, "SISTO" appear on the wall behind him, saying it aloud. Ethan realizes this isn't real and they're expelled from the Therapy Box. MG apologizes to him, but he couldn't find another way to convince him. If he sees someone in trouble, he won't be able to stop himself. He's too much of a hero and that's why he can't be part of the fight.
He didn't want to believe Alaric, but Kaleb finds Cleo preparing to return to her vision with Ken, even after she got hurt the first time. Cleo believes he's here to stop her, but he's not. He just needs clarification on a few boyfriend rules. He's not allowed to make choices for her or to be overprotective, unless it's an emergency or that's something she needs him to be. However, she doesn't have to tell him what she's planning because she's afraid he'll overreact. Cleo confirms his query She drives him crazy and wants her to be careful and armed. He hands her the dagger from earlier. He believes that it probably has some god-magic since it's traveled from whatever plane of reality that was to their world. He thinks maybe she can use it there. She accepts the knife and he wonders if taking good care of her is her favorite thing about him. She still doesn't tell him but he reassures her he'll figure it out and he'll be right here should she look like she's in trouble. Cleo attempts to dissuade him, but he doesn't listen. He recalls that she said it wasn't just a vision. It was more like some kind of mental connection. That means he can head-dive his way in, which he will do at the first sign of trouble. Cleo doesn't protest. Holding on to the knife and the book as before, her eyes glow yellow and she reappears in a wooded area.
As Cleo looks around, Ken appears behind her, startling her. He was asleep when she entered his mind before. This time; however, he's very much awake. Motioning with his hand, rooted vines shoot up from the ground and grab Cleo by the arms. Cleo struggles to try and free herself as Ken tells her it doesn't have to be this way–hostile and combative. There was a time where her kind and his worked in harmony. Cleo questions just what her "kind" is and Ken is surprised that she doesn't know. Ken explains that this connection they're sharing, her entering his mind, it's the hallmark of a unique magical ability. When an oracle interferes in their visions, changing the future, they transform into something else. She's one of the Furies now. The last of the Furies, considering he killed the others when they stopped being collaborative. They are Nature's balance. Nature created this space, a bridge between the two of them so that they can confer, share counsel, and warn each other. Reach an accord. He removes the vines and creates two makeshift chairs. They can be civilized, after-all, only one person needs to die: the tribrid. Cleo is sure that he can't kill her because the Red Oak is gone. However, Ken ponders just what he could do if he had the ashes of one of those Red Oak stakes forged into a weapon made by a god. That would kill her. He makes Cleo an offer. Bring Hope to him and he will let everyone else live. Refuse, and all the deaths that come after this will be on her and her alone.
Lizzie finds Hope in Alaric's office going over the Manticulum's readings. She wants to know if she's figured out who the triggerman is going to be. Hope is still working things out and notices something off with Lizzie. She tells Hope that MG told her that he loves her. Hope wants to know what she said, if that she said it back. All Lizzie did was freeze and say nothing, then she had to help with Ethan. She admits that she chickened out again and ran away. It's weird because it's like she doesn't even want to ask herself the question. Parroting Alaric's earlier comment to her, Hope poses the same answer, explaining that she's maybe afraid of getting an answer. Once you have one, nothing's going to be the same. Lizzie asks how she knew, but Hope tells her she's been avoiding the same part of the battle plan because she didn't want to know who they were going to lose. In the end, she asked the question. She hates this, but believes she should know who it is and hands her a slip of paper from the Manticulum.
Jed and the other wolves continue to spread out the chemicals in the meadow. Two wolves accidentally mix the two chemicals and the ground is immediately engulfed in flames. Jed runs over, yelling for someone to grab water, but Finch gets there first with a bucket of another liquid. She explains that water would just make the chain reaction bigger and that you have to make a chemical solution to stop it. She asked the expert, the same one he didn't allow to come help. Ben gave her the whole plan. Jed doesn't want to use it because he's only doing it because he feels guilty. Jed doesn't accept it and doesn't want to pretend to forgive him. Finch tells him that he's not doing it just for him. This is bigger than the two of them and he's letting his personal feelings put them all at risk. She asked Alaric why he trusted Ben and he explained how Ben offered to sacrifice his life to protect the school. At the very least, she thinks he could sacrifice his pride. Jed takes her words to heart and asks what they should do next.
Lynn continues with her story about the gods to Landon. The gods were happy once. Every god except her brother, Ken. His insatiable desire for conquest led him to find new places where he could be feared and loved. They crossed into his world and that's when wars intensified. More and more humans started arriving in Limbo. It started as a slow trickle, and then it became a flood. It seemed so unfair. she saw these poor souls lost to wander in the darkness forever. She did something stupid and took pity. She found a mother and child who had died for no reason, and she thought, since the gods had taken away their happiness, she should ferry them across to Peace. They had colonized their world, so she settled them in theirs. When Ken found out, he cursed her. If she was so interested in helping humans, he forced her to do it for all eternity. Never to return home. Always reaching the shore, but never able to actually set foot there. So, that's what she's been doing for the last 10,000 years, give or take. Landon doesn't have much to say, other than he's sorry. Lynn admits that she did it to herself, but now she's ready to quit. Hang up the robes for good. Even though she's cursed, there's always a loophole. Landon already knows this, well. The loophole in her curse is that she can stop ferrying souls and go home if she can find someone willing to take her place. However, in all the centuries, she's never met anyone willing to do it for the right reasons, at least. That is until she met him.
Hope calls Alaric into his own office. He assumes he's right about his plan. Hope confirms that their best chance is triggering the god bomb up front. Alaric knows this isn't going to be easy for her and she's experienced more loss than anyone her age should ever have to. He's lost people he's loved in every way imaginable–long and drawn out, sudden and unexpected. None of them are good. He tells her that the worst is when you have regret. When you were unable to say the things that you needed to say. The rest you can't control and you have to make the most out of the time you have left together. Hope tells him that he'll have to take his own advice. She explains that he was right about the strategy, but wrong about who should trigger the explosion. It's not him, but Lizzie. It makes sense. If Lizzie can siphon Ken at the exact moment of explosion, she can weaken him. Maybe even kill him, if they're lucky. Lizzie is a hybrid and she has the best chance of surviving, admittedly, it's not really much of one. Alaric is silent and reads through the Manticulum output. He's at a loss for words but refuses to accept this. She can't ask her to do this, but Hope already has. Before she gave an answer, she needed to call her mom and Josie to decide. Alaric tells her there's no need, because he's telling her what she's deciding. Hope reprimands him, telling him this is not his choice. It's hers and deep down, he knows that. This is his daughter, but Hope retorts that everyone here is someone's son, someone's daughter, or father. Winning is how they save as many people as possible, and Lizzie is their best chance. Lizzie interrupts their conversation and asks if Alaric can give her a minute to speak to Hope and he leaves the room without a fight.
Ken believes the task to be simple. Is keeping the tribrid alive worth so many deaths? Cleo is amused at his proposal. She tells him that all would-be tyrants think they are so unique and special, yet she has heard this offer before. They are all so predictable. Cleo throws the dagger from her coat sleeve; however, Ken catches the blade with his bare hand, unfazed and amused. She's made her choice and tries to leave, but she's blocked. Ken holds dominion and tells her that he says when she can leave and he's not done with her yet.
Aurora prepares Jen a drink, thinking it will make her feel better. Jen believes her to be the good cop who pretends to be nice to get her to build her dad's weapon. Aurora admits that she's not pretending, nor is she planning on hurting her. She knows she's smart enough to know this resistance is childish. Jen quips backs if she's not smart enough if she'll resume Ken's torture, but that too, she denies. She's seen enough of it in her lifetime and wants no part in it anymore. Jen doesn't believe that considering her father is involved. Her dad has a way of bringing out the worst in people. Aurora believes that Jen misunderstands him and is sure he had a good reason for putting her in the sarcophagus. That is just her point. Ken already has her making excuses for him and he's never wasted much time with the ladies. She questions Aurora about the pitch he served her–was it "reincarnated spirit of my first love" or "be my queen and rule this world by my side." Aurora doesn't answer, but explains that he showed her his memories. Aurora believes that she is the awful one with the rest of her family, unlike the contrived little sob story she shared. She tells Aurora that he can distort his memories, make her see whatever he wants her to see. Aurora believes her to be lying. It doesn't matter either way to Jen, her father always gets what he wants, eventually. She comes to the conclusion that she should just do as she's asked and build the weapon. She too is stuck in a pattern she can't escape, but in comparison to her, she at least knows it.
MG waits with Ethan at the bus stop, telling him that he's making the right decision. Ethan thinks just when he finally figured out how to use his powers, they would have made a good team. However, MG tells him that they already have made a good team. Ethan gives him some parting advice. He knows he's been holding himself back and tells him that Lizzie deserves to know how he feels. MG admits that he's already told her, but just gives him a bemused look in return. He laughs it off commenting on how confusing Lizzie is. As he turns to get on the bus, he tells MG that he's one of the best people he's ever known and she'd be an idiot if she didn't figure that out for herself. They embrace in a hug and Ethan departs on the bus out of Mystic Falls.
Lizzie and Hope continue to discuss their options. If it's her or her father, then she's sure. She muses the thought of living to the day where Hope Mikaelson doesn't rush in haphazardly sacrifice herself. Hope wonders if she should speak to Alaric for her, but Lizzie wants to break the news. As they make their way to the Grand Hall, they're greeted by the other students and Alaric with a pre-victory party. He's figured they could use a little pick-me-up and spend some time making memories with the people they love.
Lynn comments on how quiet Landon is, considering it's coming from someone who hasn't spoken in centuries. Landon questions why she chose him. Lynn explains that he reminds her of who she used to be. She started off wanting to help as many people as possible. She even broke the rules and sent a few people back to life. You only get away with that once. Nature has a way of restoring the balance and there was a cost to breaking the rules. And she paid for it. Her heart went numb. She explains it as if that part of her died. She tried to keep caring about all the souls, but after a while, she heard so many sob stories. Everyone has their reasons. Everyone has an excuse. It was overwhelming and because of that, she developed the system of coins, taking emotion out of the equation. She thought if she could quantify a person's worthiness, it would make things simple. However, that just made her cynical and over the centuries, she lost her way. She became that gangly skeleton and resigned herself to the fact that nothing would ever change. She would never feel the way she once did. That all changed when she saw him give up his own chance at Peace to help others. He opened up his little stand, and he helped more people, including his mom. He is good at the job and, because he had a life that anyone else would have used as an excuse for cruelty or self-pity. He's a miracle. He was taking the weird, unfair hand he had been dealt, and he's doing good with it. The world doesn't need more people like her who've grown numb. They need people like him who will find a new, better way to do things. She asks him if he wants the job.
Stepping aside from the party, Alaric talks with Lizzie. He's not going to talk her out of it. She has too much of her mother, both of them, in her for that. He did, however, want something else. One of these days, she's going to have the most obnoxious, beautiful, and expensive weddings, ever. He was just thinking, instead of waiting, maybe they could have that father-daughter dance now, just in case. Lizzie accepts and they share a dance.
Landon rejoins the Necromancer in the bar. The gall of the Ferryman to try and pass along her curse and an eternity of servitude. Landon quips that he would have tried to con him the same if he could. The Necromancer doesn't deny this, but admits he would have tried for a better, more convincing cover story and not a naked attempt to appeal to his guilt complex. He wonders how he told her off, but Landon tells him that he didn't. He's the new ferryman. The Necromancer believes he's here for his first conquest and to send him off to Peace. He refuses to go. Landon concurs that the Necromancer can't exist in Peace because he doesn't belong there. However, he made a promise to someone that does and Landon places his hand on the Necromancer's. A blue light shines from his hand and the dark magic that corrupted him dissipates. He's his former self–Ted. Landon tells him that if he decides to cross over, he'll remain this way forever. Ted wonders how he knew this would work, transforming him back. Landon, being honest, doesn't know how long this will last and they rush to the boat.
Kaleb head-dives into Cleo's mind, breaching her and Ken's connection. She's collapsed on the ground, wanting to know what happened because she's bleeding. She barely comes too, telling him it's a trap as Ken appears behind him, restraining him with a stake to his heart. Cleo begs him to leave Kaleb alone. Ken believes his last offer was too abstract. Thanks to their connection, everything he does here affects the real world, so he makes her another offer. Bring him Hope, or he'll kill Kaleb right before her.
Elsewhere, Hope stands in front of Alaric and the students, including MG, Lizzie, Finch, and Jed preparing a speech. Though this is hard for her, she just wanted to take a moment to say how much they all mean to her. She's a better person because of their friendship, love, and their belief in her. It's been the honor of her life to fight by their side.
Ken needs an answer and forces her to decide by beginning to count down from three. Kaleb begs her not to do it, not to give him what he wants. 
Hope wants everyone to raise a glass, to make a toast to the families that they've made. To the people that their families help them become. She's sure they're going to win.
As Ken counts down to one, Cleo, tears in her eyes, tells Kaleb it's his eyes as Ken plunges the stake into his chest, killing him.
With the party over, Ben remains to clean up. Jed approaches him, explaining that Finch told him about how he tried to sacrifice his life for the school. Jed tells him that dying is the easy way out. If he wants to make it up to him, he wants him to stay with him tonight through the full moon and to see what a turn is like. Being a wolf, that's part of who he is and he wants him to accept that part of him, too. All he needs to do is stay on the other side of the bars because he doesn't want to hurt him. Ben assures him that he can't hurt him and, taking his hands, tells him whatever he goes through tonight, he wants to be there.
Lizzie finds MG in the kitchen, preparing a McG. Lizzie tells him that he was wrong earlier today. It can't wait. What she has to say to him, there's no guarantee that any of us lives to see tomorrow, and if she doesn't get a chance to say this, she will always regret it. She explains that for the longest time, she thought she was dying in the Merge. She never thought there was a point to thinking about the future. Then she realized that she has no idea if they're gonna make it through this and, apparently, the timing between them will just never be right. She might always be this unpredictable and prone to saying the wrong things, but she never allowed herself to want something that was good for her because she didn't think she deserved it. She didn't think she deserved someone like him. She doesn't know what will happen next, but she thinks he's amazing. Stepping closer to him, she tells him that she's going to kiss him now and MG accepts. However, their moment is interrupted by Cleo, crying. Kaleb is dead.
==Cast==
===Starring===
*Danielle Rose Russell as Hope Mikaelson
*Aria Shahghasemi as Landon Kirby
*Jenny Boyd as Lizzie Saltzman
*Quincy Fouse as MG
*Chris Lee as Kaleb Hawkins
*Ben Levin as Jed Tien
*Leo Howard as Ethan Machado
*Omono Okojie as Cleo Sowande
*Matt Davis as Alaric Saltzman
===Special Guest Star===
*Rebecca Breeds as Aurora de Martel
===Guest Starring===
*Zane Phillips as Ben
*Ben Geurens as The Necromancer
*J.J. Dunlap as The Ferryman
*Courtney Bandeko as Finch Tarrayo
*Piper Curda as Jen
*Tasya Teles as Lynn
*Luke Mitchell as Ken
===Co-Starring===
*Mia Rose as Cell Phone Girl
==Trivia==
*Antagonists: Ken.
*Ethan becomes self-aware from the Chambre de Chasse device with the Latin-based escape word Sisto, which means "cause to stand", "set up", and "stop, check".https://latin-dictionary.net/definition/35177/sisto-sistere-stiti-status
==Body Count==
*Kaleb Hawkins - Staked; killed by Ken
==Continuity==
*Cleo, Jed, Kaleb, and Jen were last seen in I Wouldn't Be Standing Here If It Weren't For You.
*Finch was last seen in Follow the Sound of My Voice.
*The Gremlin was last seen in Do All Malivore Monsters Provide This Level of Emotional Insight?.
*Josie was mentioned. She was last seen in I Can't Be the One to Stop You.
*Caroline was indirectly mentioned. She was last seen in I Was Feeling Epic on The Vampire Diaries and When The Saints Go Marching In on The Originals.
*Josette was indirectly mentioned. She was last seen in I Was Feeling Epic on The Vampire Diaries and Mombie Dearest.
*Alyssa was mentioned. She was last seen in Yup, It's a Leprechaun, All Right.
==Locations==
*Mystic Falls, Virginia
**Salvatore Boarding School for the Young & Gifted
***Cleo's Dorm Room
***Alaric's Office
***Grand Hall
***Gymnasium
***School Grounds
****Meadow
***Kitchen
**Bus Stop
*Ken's Mind / Dream
**Jen's Workshop
**Woods
*Aurora and Ken's Bedroom
*Jen's Workshop
*Limbo
**Mystic Falls, Virginia
***Town Square
****Clock Tower
*****Zied's Bar
***Dock and Lake
*Therapy Box
**Mystic Falls, Virginia
***Mystic Falls High School
==Behind the Scenes==
*This episode's title was a line used by Ken. 
*It was originally scheduled to air on May 12, but was rescheduled along with the final two episodes.https://www.spoilertv.com/2022/05/legacies-season-4-final-3-episodes.html
==Cultural References==
==Multimedia==
===Soundtrack===
===Videos===
Legacies 4x18 Promo "By the End of This, You'll Know Who You Were Meant to Be" (HD)
Legacies - Season 4 Episode 18 - Hope Trains Alaric Scene - The CW
Legacies - Season 4 Episode 18 - Jed Makes Amends Scene - The CW
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|-|Behind the Scenes=
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==References==
==See also==
Category:Legacies (series)
Category:Legacies Episode Guide
Category:Legacies Season Four
Category:Episodes featuring all main characters
Category:Crossover Episodes