No Humanity Hope

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## Physical Appearance

### Height

* 5'3"  (Feet)
* 1.60  (Meters)

### Eye Color

* Blue (Human)
* Glowing Yellow  (Werewolf)

## Appearance

### Played By

* Danielle Rose Russell

**No Humanity Hope** is the no humanity version of Hope Mikaelson. She made her appearance in *Teen Wolf* and came back in *Teen Wolf: The Movie*.

## Throughout Teen Wolf Series

In *I'm Finally Free*, The Hallucination of No Humanity appears to Hope and convinces her to turn her humanity off from feeling the pain of losing Brett and Lori. Eventually Hope turns off her humanity. She prepares to leave the Sherriff Station but Scott stops her telling her she can't leave. She threatens him and says she'll break his neck. She states that she's already dead and nothing can kill her. Scott once again tries to stop her but she throws him into a wall saying that he wants to die tonight. Lizzie says knows that she's grieving but states that she's not a murderer. Lizzie then notices that Hope has her humanity off. Isaac asks what does that mean. Hope explains that she doesn't feel any emotions so if they die she could care less. Selena said turning it off isn't the right thing to do. Hope believes otherwise. Scott realizes it's too late. She explains that the moment Brett died her humanity started flickering and she realizes that her darker self was right. She was so sick of her emotions controlling her and now she's finally free. She warns everyone to not try to talk her out of it. Lydia wonders why she admits to having no humanity. She explains that it's meant to be a message to make sure that no one stops her. Scott said it's not in his nature to leave her, but Hope's true face appears as she reassures him that she'll make it loud and clear before killing Lizzie, Josie, and Cora and telling him that their deaths are on his hands. A deputy tries to stop her but she uses magic to knock her out. She leaves the station and kills one of Monroe's army members before leaving.

In *Always and Forever*, a humanity-less Hope sits at a bar. The bartender has her ID, but refuses to serve her. Hope's come here to drink and compels the man to get her a drink. She chooses Fiona to feed from, though before biting into her neck, she's stopped by her aunt Rebekah. Hope isn't happy to see her, though Rebekah is. Rebekah doesn't care for Fiona's attitude, and compels her to run along and change the music. Rebekah asked Freya to track Hope down because she thought Hope might needed her. Hope asks her the pack didn't tell her. Meaning Rebekah didn't know that Hope's switch is off. She apologizes for not being their when Brett and Lori died but she's their now to help her. She wants to catch up with her niece, but Hope retorts if she's here for a Mikaelson lecture. Rebekah has prided herself as the fun aunt. They catch up over drinks, particularly Fiona.

Hope pushes Rebekah to finish her drink. Hope pulls Fiona's hair back, but Rebekah decides against it, that she's almost empty. Hope offers to pop open another for more fun. Rebekah compels the girl to forget and leave; she's done with the charade. She reminds Hope that she has a family and a pack that loves her and urges her to come home with her. Hope refuses, citing that she doesn't know what she's going through. Rebekah questions if being a tribrid is so different from being a vampire, though Hope explains that it's not what she's missing. Rebekah realizes that she's missing her humanity. Hope was surprised that her daughters didn't inform their mother about it.

Outside the bar in the alleyway, Hope retches the large amounts of alcohol and blood. Rebekah attempts to help her, but she brushes her off. Her humanity is off. Hope still believes that it's the best thing to happen to her, but her aunt doesn't buy it. Hope craves freedom and to choose her own fate. Such is the blessing of immortality, but it's also the curse. She explains that when her emotions are heightened, being a vampire is indescribably beautiful, but she asks her what is the point if she can't appreciate it. Hope wants her to answer that, because she's the one wanting to be human again. Rebekah, however, has lived for over a thousand years and has experienced everything the world and being a vampire can offer, except those that being a vampire make impossible. She admits that she was envious when Niklaus and Hayley had the miracle that she is. However, she would gladly give up that dream and give her the Cure, if she wanted it. Hope calls her a hypocrite and tells her to stop being a martyr, like her father. Hope retches again, as Rebekah admits that she is a hypocrite. Her aunt turns her around and forces a White Oak Ash dagger into her heart, desiccating her.

It's night time and Rebekah is driving down the road with Hope in the trunk. Hope recovers and takes out the dagger before opening the trunk. Rebekah pulls over and gets out. Hope throws the dagger at her feet, explaining that it doesn't work too well on a tribrid. Rebekah had to try, just like her father would have tried. She doesn't want to talk about her father. He's dead, because of family, love, and her. She warns her that she should stop acting like him, but Rebekah retorts that she should take her own advice. She admits she's her father's daughter, but won't make the same mistakes. She believes that Klaus would be so ashamed. Hope admits she doesn't care and gives her aunt three seconds to leave before she kills her. Rebekah leaves and a dark version of Josie appears as her humanity trying to be set free. Her humanity says she's done letting Hope kill people. Hope admits she doesn't care but her humanity knows the truth. Hope is afraid of her own humanity coming back. Of feeling what it felt like when she watched Brett and Lori die in front of her. Hope can cling to her defense mechanism all she wants to, but when it crumbles, she'll have a bigger mess than before. Hope feels her humanity trying to break through but she snaps her own neck getting it to stop.

Hope relives her worst moment of letting Brett and Lori leave her sight. This version of Hope, however instead of splitting up they run into the Argent Bunker and waits for Scott and Malia to find them. This version of Hope told Brett thought she was going to lose him and saves him from the fate that already happened. Hope believes this to be a load of crap and not what actually happened. Humanity Hope, however, believes this could have happened.

Humanity Hope follows humanity-less Hope who refuses to participate admit that's she's done here. Humanity Hope admits there is no here that this is all in her head. Humanity-less Hope admits she's over it. Humanity Hope said she's not really over watching her mate die in front of her. Hope knows she's not real but Humanity Hope tells her to keep telling herself that. She is her humanity and she's trying to return and she knows it. Hope argues with herself that she's just a coping mechanism. Humanity Hope is a voice in her head, that she's growing louder and louder. She is and always will be, her better half–the real Hope Mikaelson. Hope wakes up from her neck snap to see Theo.

Hope asks if the pack sent him to try and get her humanity back. He admits that they think he's the thing to return her humanity seeing as he is her new mate. Hope says it's kinda funny. Theo cares about her but Hope sees otherwise. She thinks of him as a killer who can't love. She doesn't need to listen to him and can kill him to save herself a conversation. He says she wouldn't kill him. She brings up she killed the twins and Cora. Theo knew better. He tells her that she still cares about the people she loves. That she's the best thing that has ever happened to him. He never wanted her to be the tribrid, something she never wanted. He admits that he never stopped loving her.

Hope says that she doesn't love him. That he betrayed her. She said that Brett was the only one who never let her down. That he never betrayed her. She admits he's dead because of her...because she's a Mikaelson. She just wants to love someone without it hurting in the end. She said if he really loved her he would have never hurt her like he did. Humanity Hope appears and she vamp-speeds away from Theo.

Hope is walking the empty street of a town as Humanity Hope appears before her as Hope tries to regain control. Hope said that her humanity is starting to get on her nerves. Hope quips that her weakness is the only reason she exists. If she and her family are so powerful, she asks why she shut off her humanity and kept it off this entire time. Similarly, she asks why her humanity has sat back and watched all the horrible things that she's done because of it. Humanity Hope reasons that once she figures that out, then she can be rid of her for good. However, Hope is feeling plenty of powerful things, such as anger, resentment, and rage. Humanity is just the strength to not give in to them and she believes that she is the most emotional person she's met. Regardless she's still a murderer. She had nothing to do with killing Brett. Her Humanity tells her that she is the worst part of her. Though she won't admit it, her Humanity needs her and she's still the one in control. She picks up a piece of wood and stabs her humanity, claiming she's the strong one. Her humanity believes otherwise, and takes the wood out of her shoulder. If she was in control of their mind, then this stake would have been red oak. Humanity-less Hope questions why she just won't go away, but Hope tells her it's because she is her father and mother's daughter. Today has reminded her of how much they and her family love and have sacrificed for her. She has to be worth that, and she won't be if she keeps letting her set the world on fire. Her former self was just a short lived phase and she's over it. Hope throws the stake at her humanity-less self, and vamps toward herself, ensuring that she burns and turns to ash. Her humanity has regained control.

Hope relives all her memories that she shared with Brett. After all the memories she awakens with Theo hovering over her. He knows that she stills hates him but was cut off with a kiss. He notices that her humanity is back. He helps her stand. However, Hope sees her humanity-less self who questions if she really thought she got rid of her. She warns Hope that the war between them isn't over.

## Throughout Teen Wolf: The Movie

Hope wakes up on a bench outside of Rousseau's. She begins shouting to her humanity until bypassers give her weird looks, believing she's crazy. Rebekah steps out of Rousseau's, reassuring her that everything lost, can be found. Hope retorts with a threat, but she disregards it, welcoming her home. She mistakes it for a veiled reference to her humanity, and tells her it's never coming back.

Hope believes her aunt to be in her head and wants to wake up from this nightmare. Rebekah points out that she had just believed it was a memory, but Hope shrugs it off. She's had a rough couple of days. Rebekah is already aware, having been in contact with Scott. Hope wasn't even aware they were talking again it's not like she's checked up on her niece for two years. She admits to her niece she was trying to give her and her family space. She also said that the family is doing their own thing too. She wants to apologize. Hope mocks her, wondering if that was her big swing to flip her humanity, but Rebekah questions why she brought it up. She's sure her humanity is flickering and trying to return. She explains to Hope that this is not a nightmare, or a memory, or a head dive. It's astral projection. Vincent is anchoring the spell, so while her body may be intangible, they are truly in New Orleans, and everything is very real. With this information, Hope decides she'll leave, but Rebekah tells her that she'll miss the show. Hope notices the Second Line and notes that she hasn't killed her yet and they're early. This, however, has been long overdue. She explains that it's for Brett and Lori and that their funeral is today.

Hope follows Rebekah into Rousseau's. Despite going for nostalgia, all she's getting is the smell. Rebekah has other plans and uncovers two urns that hold Brett and Lori's ashes. She said she really got the ashes from Josie to bring here but believes to be on the nose. Rebekah doesn't understand and she explains that Brett had shown her something from Star Wars similar to this once before and it was a means to show what happens if they went down the wrong path. Rebekah reassures her that it's real and that these remains are too. Freya appears from behind, remarking that it's nice to see her, given the circumstances.

Hope is surprised by the intervention, noting they probably should have had one in the family before now. Rebekah and Freya are trying to be honest and employ her to do the same. Hope mocks her, retorting she now knows why her father daggered her all the time. Freya says the night Hope called her when she become the full tribrid she thought Hope was strong enough to handle it. Hope tells her that she is strong enough, but Freya reminds her that being feared and being strong are two different things. Hope rhetorically asks if she was scared after she threatened the family, wondering if that's the reason her son is absent. Freya was, and still is, sad for her. Rebekah tells her that the Mikaelsons have done terrible things over the centuries and that they are very much the same. However, where they differ is that they've all come to realize that, no matter how powerful they are, their greatest strength is family. Her father made them see that. That is why Freya named her son after him, and the name he had given to her has meaning, too. She reminds Hope that she named EJ after Elijah and Niklaus and Andrea after her mother.

Hope is overwhelmed with her aunts and walks out of Rousseau's. On a cement planter, she finds a small toy soldier. Marcel sits with his back to Hope, questioning if she wants it back. She retorts that if the price of that stupid toy is her humanity, then he can keep it. When Hope found it and gave it back to Marcel, he was in a pretty dark place, like she is now. He explains to her that the toy reminded him of a time when he wasn't. It still does. Hope deflects, telling him that he looks silly in a suit. Marcel accepts the compliment, as it was one of Elijah's old suits. Marcel brings back their point system to her attention, though Hope hasn't kept track of her points for a long time. Marcel, however, has been keeping them for her and he wanted to prove just how hard she's been on herself. How much the good outweighs the bad. He asks her to come back inside with him because their family needs to lay Brett and Lori's ashes to rest. Hope explains it's just ashes and she would rather skip to the end of the morbid family reunion. Marcel makes her a deal. If she comes back with him, he'll give her ten points. If she earns those ten points, then Vincent will drop the spell that's keeping her here.

Hope returns with Marcel. Rebekah and Freya have prepared a meal, having hoped that she's return. Hope doesn't plan to stay for dinner, believing that Vincent will lift the spell keeping her here. She's just come to say goodbye. Rebekah makes a face, revealing that he's told a story to Hope. As Freya sets an extra plate, Kol arrives just in time. Hope quips that he's late and she's tired of not being surprised. Regardless, he's happy to come to see one of his favorite niece because they need her help. Kol explains that it should be her who decides where to spread the ashes. Hope accepts and immediately suggests tossing them in the garbage can, though Marcel deducts ten points. She doesn't care about his game and questions why it's up to her. Freya tells her it's because Brett was her mate and Lori was her friend. Hope said she really doesn't want to be here. Rebekah questions why she remains. Hope believes it's because Vincent's holding her hostage with the astral projection spell. However, Marcel explains that he's only anchoring the spell to New Orleans and she could have left anytime she wanted. Hope doesn't understand why she can't leave, but Freya tells her that it's because she doesn't really want to, at least not all of her. Rebekah advises that perhaps if she answered their question earnestly, then she'll be able to leave. Sitting down at the table, she takes a moment and gives her answer. She said that Brett was the only one to see past that she is the daughter to one of the most ruthless killers. That he never used her. She said that Roman got close to her to kill her and her mother. Derek only liked her at first because she looked like his lost love. Brett was the one to help her embrace her immortality, something she never wanted. If it was up to her, she'd want them with her so that she kind find a spot for them so they could always be near her. Looking around to one another, Kol declares this is how it will be. Kol mentions that Davina was gutted when she couldn't come. They tell her they love her, always and forever. Hope questions if it worked because she's still here, though her humanity appears behind her as she's come to join her.

Hope walks the dark street of New Orleans. Humanity Hope appears before her as Hope tries to regain control. Hope is surprised to see her and how annoying she is. Humanity Hope, however, hasn't come to talk, but to fight. Hope threatens to crush her delicate little feelings, but her Humanity is stronger now. All of those conversations have seemed to have weakened her enough to let her pay a visit. She also knows that Vincent dropped the spell which means they're back in their mind. This means she can finally take back control and punches her into the air.

Humanity Hope questions if Hope is scared yet and wonders if she's right about her being weak. Hope questions that she's the weak one. She tells her humanity that she was the one that told her that she'd never shut it off again. That she will grieve the normal way. Her humanity admits it's true but she knows it's not her fault. Hope said it's because she trusted Silas even though somewhere in her gut said not to trust him. Her humanity said that she's right about that but knew she'd have to face her again. That she also figures things out too. That she defeats monsters like her. She said that she is her but she also has to except that humanity-less Hope is her too. Hope picks up a piece of wood and turns it into a red oak stake and throws it at her humanity who dodges it. She tells her humanity-less self that her friends will figure out a way to save her if things don't go her way. She said that's what a pack does. They fight and love each other. Hope admits humanity gets in the way and that's why she and her pack mates are weak and that she'll get the job done. Humanity Hope said with no humanity people die. She admits her no humanity self is right on some levels. That everyone has a dark side to them. Humanity makes people stronger. She admits that Hope just wanted to be feared. She says like last time she's her mother and father's daughter. Projections of her pack mates and her kids appear in a circle, surrounding Hope. Because of their friendship, their love, and their belief in her has made her into a better person. Instead of killing her dark part she embraces and merges with her.