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The Originals

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***The Originals*** is *The Vampire Diaries* spin-off series which is produced by The CW. The twentieth episode of the fourth season, namely called *The Originals*, served as a backdoor pilot. The series was green-lit on April 26, 2013. It was announced by Julie Plec on July 20, 2017, that season five would serve as the series' final season.

The series mainly stars Joseph Morgan as Klaus Mikaelson, Daniel Gillies as Elijah Mikaelson, Claire Holt as Rebekah Mikaelson, Phoebe Tonkin as Hayley Marshall, Charles Michael Davis as Marcel Gerard, and Danielle Rose Russell as Hope Mikaelson.
Legacies

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***Legacies*** is *The Originals* spin-off series produced by The CW. The series was greenlit on May 11, 2018.

On May 17, 2018, The CW announced it would premiere on Thursday at 9pm on the Fall schedule of 2018-2019 television season. It premiered on October 25, 2018. The CW announced that *Legacies* was renewed for a second season on January 31, 2019.

The series mainly stars Danielle Rose Russell as Hope Mikaelson, Sadie Sink as Max Taylor, Aria Shahghasemi as Landon Kirby, Kaylee Bryant as Josie Saltzman, Jenny Boyd as Lizzie Saltzman, Quincy Fouse as MG, Peyton Alex Smith as Rafael Waithe and Matt Davis as Alaric Saltzman.

Julie Plec serves as an executive producer, along with Brett Matthews, Leslie Morgenstein and Gina Girolamo.
Gate

**The Mothergate**", also known as the "**Rift**" and simply "**The Gate**", was a gate to the Upside Down located in the underground section of Hawkins National Laboratory. The Mothergate was unintentionally opened by Eleven on November 6th, 1983; Eleven was directed by Dr. Brenner to make psychic contact with the Demogorgon, an action which tore apart the fabric of typical reality, forming a rift in the wall connecting to the Upside Down.

The Mind Flayer used the Mothergate as a means to spread the Upside Down's organic growth; the Gate's presence began affecting the nearby town of Hawkins, forming a elaborate series of tunnels beneath the town and spoiling crops. The Mothergate grew to a gargantuan size for a year, until November 5th, 1984, when Eleven used her abilities to seal it. However, this was only a temporary halt to the Upside Down's incursion, with further Gates being opened in 1985 and 1986.
Party

**"The Party"** was a close-knit group formed by the four boys Mike Wheeler, Will Byers, Lucas Sinclair and Dustin Henderson, which would later include Eleven, Stephanie Mayfield and Max Mayfield.

The term "Party" originally referred to the four boys's *'Dungeons & Dragons'* campaigns. After Will disappeared in 1983, the Party became instrumental in reacting to the odd phenomena occurring in their hometown. The Party typically used *'D&D'* terminology as a means to explain and understand the supernatural phenomena they encounter.

In November 1983, Mike, Dustin and Lucas accidentally crossed paths with Eleven while investigating Will's disappearance. Within a short time, they befriended her and accepted her into the party. Later, in 1984, Max Mayfield and her sister Stephanie joined the party, and the older teens like Steve Harrington, Nancy Wheeler, and Jonathan Byers became important allies to them.

Some members of the Party were also associated with the Hawkins Middle School AV Club, and later, the Hellfire Club at Hawkins High.
Possession

**Possession** is the ability of witches, Traveler witches and passengers, and the Spirits to place one's spirit into another being's form and take control of their body and mind. This is typically done by magical means, through the use of spells. A few other supernatural species, such as the oni, banshee, and dybbuk, can naturally possess other beings, similar in action to a witch's spell.

Possession is different from Mind Compulsion and mind control, in that the being's spirit or life essence has to metaphysically enter the body of another being in order to control the body from within. Dahlia's Kenning is similar in manner to possession as she can "possess" and control a large number of people at once without the need to move her spirit from her body. Malivore and his vessel, Landon Kirby share similarities to possession, though this is more physical as Malivore's body enters and controls Landon as opposed to a spirit and a host.
Eve

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**Eve** was an untriggered Werewolf who first made an appearance in *Bloodletting*. She lived in The Bayou with the rest of the werewolves who were exiled from New Orleans by Marcel Gerard.

**Eve** was a member **Crescent Wolf Pack**, it is currently unknown which exact bloodline she is descended from.
Pager

**Pagers** are a type of witch. Except their powers focus on the basic fundamentals of mentality. They are occurring species, similar to doppelgangers. They are a part of a coven called the Pager Covenette. Pagers are only a species open to woman. So they're part of a covenette, rather than a coven.
Indiana

**Indiana** is a federated state of the United States of America, located in the midwestern and Great Lakes regions of North America.

Indiana is the 38th largest by area and the 17th most populous of the 50 United States. Its capital and largest city is Indianapolis. Indiana was admitted to the United States as the 19th U.S. state on December 11, 1816.

Indiana borders Lake Michigan to the northwest, Michigan to the north, Ohio to the east, Kentucky to the south and southeast, and Illinois to the west. The town of Hawkins, where most events of *Stranger Things* primarily occurred, was located there.
Labonair Family

The **Labonair Family** is a family featured in *Season One* of *The Originals* and a royal bloodline of werewolves that has been referred to as having existed since the beginning of the werewolf species. The family once lived in The French Quarter of New Orleans, and it has links to both the Original Family and the North East Atlantic Pack through Hope Mikaelson.

The family line is distinguished by a birthmark of a crescent moon that appears on the right shoulder of those who share in its bloodline.
Elijah and Hope

**The relationship between the Original Vampire, Elijah Mikaelson and the Tribrid, Hope Mikaelson**. Elijah is Hope's paternal uncle. He is her protector, and has sworn to protect her and care for her no matter what. All he has wanted was for his family to be whole once more, and now with Hope in the picture it is possible.

As Hope grew older, Elijah grew to want to protect her more. When Hope grew up to be a kid, Elijah looked after her whenever he could if her parents were busy with supernatural affairs or if he was available after dealing with supernatural affairs as well, especially with the threat of the Hollow. They both grew to love each other, until Elijah convinced Marcel to compel the memories of his family away after the Hollow forced his family to separate permanently. Currently, Elijah has forgotten about Hope's existence and the familial relationship he shared with his niece.

They have been separated for seven years now, thanks to the Hollow's influence and Elijah wants to compel the memories of his family away. However, after Hayley's death (which Hope partly blames Elijah for being he made no effort to save her mom), their relationship is strained. This was due to Elijah not knowing who Hayley was, but now that his memories returned, he feels deeply guilty for Hope's mother's death and tries his best to apologize to Hope. At first, Hope passionately refused to accept Elijah's apologies and began to resent him. However, Hope later admitted to Elijah himself that she feels guilty for playing a part in her mother's death and Elijah admits to said-guilt as well. Elijah attempts to bond with Hope while dealing with the Hollow-crisis shortly before his and Klaus' death. They are currently separated since Elijah killed himself try and to be with Klaus, in death. However, their attempts to reconcile with each other, before Elijah's final death, have seemingly been successful.

They are Known as **Holijah** (**Ho**pe/E**lijah**)
Ryan Clarke

**Ryan Clarke** was a golem and creation of Malivore who first appeared in the eighth episode of *Legacies*. He is a secondary antagonist in the first and second seasons.

For a number of years, he worked for Triad Industries and secretly worked to raise his father. He nearly succeeded, though he was thwarted by Hope Mikaelson. After he was released from Malivore for a second time, he took on the disguise of Professor Rupert Vardemus using the illusion ring and infiltrated the Salvatore Boarding School as the school's new headmaster. He revealed his identity upon the creation of his trident, though his plan was stopped and then slain by the Necromancer. He was eventually raised by Andi as a human, no longer under his father's control and settled into his human life with his girlfriend, Trudy,
Captain Marvel

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**Carol Susan Jane Danvers** is a former United States Air Force pilot who, upon being exposed to the energy of the Tesseract via the destruction of the Light-Speed Engine, obtained cosmic powers. She was made into a Kree-human hybrid via the blood transfusion from Yon-Rogg, while having all of her old memories removed, turning her into the Kree's weapon and a member of Starforce. During the Kree-Skrull War, **Vers** was captured by Skrulls, resulting in her returning to Earth and beginning to recall her past, with help from Nick Fury and Maria Rambeau. Vers subsequently discovered that Yon-Rogg and the Kree Empire had been manipulating her for years, learning from Talos that the Skrulls were merely seeking to find a new home. With this information, Danvers, rejecting her Vers persona, unlocked her true powers and defeated the Kree invasion onto Earth that was being led by Ronan the Accuser, before setting off out to the far reaches of the galaxy to finish what her late mentor Mar-Vell had previously started, honouring her by becoming known as **Captain Marvel**.
Esther's Talisman

**Esther's Talisman** is a silver necklace which was created by Ayana, being passed down to her mentee, Esther. At some point before her death, Esther had handed the amulet down to her daughter, Rebekah, for safe-keeping.

## Esther’s Talisman

### Type

Talisman

During the early 1920s as Rebekah and Klaus tried to evade their vengeful father, Mikael, Rebekah had lost the talisman during their escape. Stefan Salvatore found it, not knowing it was Rebekah's due to Klaus' compulsion, and gave it to Elena Gilbert many decades later.
Siren

**Sirens** were a supernatural species who were originally psychic, and given immortality that depended on the feeding of human flesh to remain young and beautiful. They were the servants of Arcadius who were tasked with harvesting the souls of the wicked. They were one of the oldest supernatural races and there were only two known in existence.
Elixir

An **elixir**, also known as a **potion**, is a liquid concoction with magical or medicinal properties to be taken orally and intended to cure one's ills. They are often made by witches using herbs to imbue them with a variety of supernatural effects similar to those obtained from spells. A number of potions have been used to damage, such as poisons, as well as to cure, such as elixirs and tonics with the most notable being the Elixir for Immortality.
Immortality

**Immortality** is the state of having an infinite lifespan possessed by immortals, Original vampires, vampires, hybrids, sirens, golems and on rare occasions, witches. It affords the user immunity to the effects of aging and diseases, thereby granting the ability of outliving other supernatural creatures and humans.

Immortality can come in varying calibers depending on their source, ranging from unconditional immortality to decelerated longevity.
Mora Miserium

**Mora Miseriums**, also referred to simply as **Sandclocks**, are dark objects used by certain sects of witches to withhold the ill effects of dark magic. Such objects are even known to the witches of New Orleans, as Vincent was the one who told Hope about them and how the magic contained within will degrade over time. While evident that some witches know about the effects of mora miseriums, other witches such as Emma Tig was not aware that they still existed, let alone how to repair one that had been damaged. As of *Kai Parker Screwed Us*, Josie destroyed the mora miserium in her possession in order to use the black magic to escape the 2018 Prison World.
Captain America: Civil War

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***Captain America: Civil War*** is a 2016 superhero film, based on the Marvel Comics superhero of the same name. The film is a sequel to *Captain America: The First Avenger*, *Captain America: The Winter Soldier*, *Avengers: Age of Ultron*, and *Ant-Man*. It is the thirteenth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the first installment of Phase Three. The film was released on April 27, 2016 internationally and on May 6, 2016 in the United States.

The film is directed by Joe Russo and Anthony Russo and stars Chris Evans as Steve Rogers/Captain America, Robert Downey, Jr. as Tony Stark/Iron Man, Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow, Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier, Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson/Falcon, Don Cheadle as James Rhodes/War Machine, Jeremy Renner as Clint Barton/Hawkeye, Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa/Black Panther, Paul Bettany as Vision, Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch, Paul Rudd as Scott Lang/Ant-Man, Emily VanCamp as Sharon Carter, Marisa Tomei as May Parker, Tom Holland as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Frank Grillo as Brock Rumlow/Crossbones, Martin Freeman as Everett Ross, with William Hurt as Thaddeus Ross, and Daniel Brühl as Helmut Zemo.

The fourth film in the series was announced on April 23, 2021, with Sam Wilson as the main character following him receiving the title of Captain America in *The Falcon and The Winter Soldier*.
The Faction

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**The Faction** is a group that manage the supernatural community in New Orleans. They represent the four main species that reside in the French Quarter: vampires, witches, werewolves, and humans. After the Original hybrid Klaus returned to the city and took control, the Originals were also represented in the Faction as well.
Rafael Waithe

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**Rafael Waithe** is a former main character who appeared on the first episode of *Legacies*. He is a young werewolf, the foster brother of Landon Kirby and adoptive uncle of Faith Mikaelson. He triggered his curse when he unintentionally killed his girlfriend Cassie, in a car accident.
Malivore

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**Malivore**, also known as **Eater of the Dark**, was a golem who appeared in the fifteenth episode of the first season and the main antagonist of *Legacies*. Malivore was created from black magic, capable of consuming supernaturals and humans; however, the original three species that were instrumental in its creation can not be harmed by it. The golem consumes its targets into a dark, purgatorial-like, "hell" dimension designed to cleanse the earth of "monsters". Once contained within Malivore, the creatures' existence is wiped from the collective conscience and mainly remembered as myths and folklore. When Malivore was contained and returned to its natural state, a black pit, it retained Malivore's properties capable of consuming supernatural and human beings.

The only known thing that could defeat Malivore is the tribrid, Hope Mikaelson. Or so it was believed. It was his granddaughter, Faith Mikaelson that finally ended him.

**Malivore** is the biological father of Landon Kirby and Ryan Clarke. He's the grandfather of Hope and Landon's daughter, Faith. And the father of a few unknown children.
Max Taylor

**Maxine “Max” Lynnette Taylor** was a main character in Legacies. She was a Tribrid, just like her best friend Hope Mikaelson. Except she has added Psychic abilities that made her stronger than Hope

## Max Taylor

### Aliases

* Max (by everyone)
* MadMax (by Benjamin and Hope)
* Maxie (by Benjamin)
* Redhead (by Lizzie and Kaleb)

### Relatives

* Mother✝️
* Father✝️
* Benjamin Taylor (Brother)✝️
* Unknown Aunt✝️
* Kate(Cousin)

### Occupation

* Member of the Crescent Wolf Pack
* Student

## Physical description

### Species

* Tribrid (Psychic Witch, Werewolf, Vampire)

## Appearances

### Debut

Some People Just Want to Watch the World Burn

When she was 11, her parents and brother were killed by vampires. Out of anger, she instantly killed them all.

Years later, Max is 16 and attends Salvatore Boarding School for the Young & Gifted. Lizzie tries to talk to Max, but realizes Lizzie is one of those “prim, perfect girls” so she tells Lizzie to leave her alone.

Later, Josie goes and talks to Max. Max and Josie have a good time and Josie tells Max to give Lizzie another chance. Max says no since she doesn’t want to be that type of girl, through being a tomboy. But she joins the group on monster chases and loosens a bit. And becomes best friends with Hope Mikaelson.

When Hope jumps into Malivore, Max forgets Hope and becomes her quiet self again. Then once she does a black magic spell to remember Hope, she gets infected with black magic. It takes over her and Hope helps her fight it.

When Hope turns off her humanity, Max goes to New Orleans and comes up with a plan with Hope’s aunt, Freya, and it works.

During the battle with Ken, he weakens Hope and almost stabs her. Max runs in and Ken stabs Max instead. Max then runs to Ken and stabs him. Making him explode and die along with her.

Everyone grieves Max, while Max goes to Limbo and reunites with Landon. He sends her to Peace, where she reunites with her parents and brother. And she watches over Hope as she welcomes new students to the school.

**Max** was a member of the **Taylor Family** and the **Crescent Wolf Pack**.
Klaus, Hayley and Hope

**The family relationship between Klaus Mikaelson, Hayley Marshall-Kenner and their daughter, Hope**.

Klaus and Hayley conceived her in Mystic Falls after that Klaus saved Hayley from Will. They dealt with Hayley's pregnancy with Hope and the fact of becoming parents during the first season of *The Originals*. As Hayley's pregnancy progressed it became clear that Hope is the thing that they love the most in the world. Klaus had a nursery built for Hope next to Hayley's room in the Abattoir where they would live as a family. Hayley gave birth to Hope in *From a Cradle to a Grave* while Klaus (weakened by Genevieve's Moonlight Rings) and her were captives of the New Orleans Coven, who wanted to sacrifice Hope to follow Klaus' mother, Esther's decree. They killed Hayley and left Klaus unconscious. However, Hayley was resurrected by Hope's blood and she went with Klaus to retrieve her baby with the help of Klaus' half-brother Elijah Mikaelson. They managed to rescue Hope, but then Klaus and Hayley decided to give her away to Klaus' half-sister Rebekah Mikaelson to protect her from the people that are trying to kill her. They decided that once New Orleans was safe, Hope would return home to Hayley and Klaus; this was Klaus' promise to her.

They are reunited in *The Map of Moments* where Klaus and Hayley are finally able to enjoy parenthood. However, when Hayley decides to leave New Orleans with Hope and her pack, following her new husband's advice, Klaus found them and cursed the Crescent Wolf Pack, including Hayley, and took back Hope. Over the next six months, Hope remains under the protection of Klaus, while Hayley is only able to see Hope once a month on a full moon.

With her curse put on temporary hold in *You Hung the Moon*, Hayley is finally able to fully reunite with Hope and take custody of her from Klaus. Hayley now lives in an apartment across from the compound, within range of Klaus' protection and in his eyesight, with Hope and Jackson. In *The Axeman's Letter* the curse is permanently lifted by Davina Claire.

Hayley and Klaus resolved their problems by the end of season three and agreed to work as partners for Hope. After Klaus sacrificed himself to save the family Hayley spent five years raising Hope and searching for ways to bring their family back. Hayley kept Klaus' memory alive for Hope as she told her daughter things about her father such as his loyalty to his family and how much he loved her. Hope deems her father as her 'fairytale prince'.

Hayley saved the family after five years of their various ailments and worked with the Mikaelsons to save Klaus who was held in captivity by Marcel. They succeded and brought him home where he was reunited with Hope. Klaus and Hayley resided with their family and raised Hope as partners while fighting to keep their family together. Hope was sent to the Salvatore School in Mystic Falls during the period of time when the Hollow was divided into the four Mikaelson siblings.

Following Hayley's death in *What, Will, I, Have, Left* and Klaus' death in *When The Saints Go Marching In*, Hope has been oprhaned.

**They are known as *Klaylope* or *Klopley.***
Robin Buckley

**Robin Buckley**, portrayed by Maya Hawke, is a main character in *Stranger Things*, being introduced in the third season. She is the co-worker and best friend of Steve Harrington.

In the summer of 1985, Robin began working at the newly-built Starcourt Mall's ice cream parlor, Scoops Ahoy, alongside her former classmate, Steve Harrington. Robin often made Steve the butt of many jokes due to his fleeting popularity and failure to attract any female customers.

When Steve and his friend Dustin Hendersonattempt to crack an intercepted Russian code, Robin assists through her knowledge of many languages. She figures out that Russians are using the mall's food chains and businesses to smuggle supplies into Hawkins. Eventually, the three discover that the Soviets have carried out an elaborate scheme; Starcourt Mall was merely a front to conceal the construction of an underground Soviet base. With the assistance of Erica Sinclair, the group snuck into the base, where they discovered the Soviets had developed a means to travel to another dimension. Steve and Robin were eventually captured and taken hostage, but were rescued by Dustin and Erica. Upon their return to the surface, Robin got involved with the fight against the Mind Flayer and the possessed Billy Hargrove. Three months later, Robin and Steve would get jobs at the local Family Video.

By the spring of 1986, Robin was still patiently enduring Steve's rants about his complicated love life, while harbouring a massive crush on Vickie, a fellow member of her school brass band. Her attention would be drawn by more pressing concerns, however, after a new evil begun to terrorise Hawkins.
Super Strength

**Super Strength** is an ability of vampires, werewolves, hybrids, immortals, supernatural hunters, and occasionally, witches to be supernaturally stronger beyond the peak capabilities of average adult humans of similar stature. This allows the user to exert greater strength from their muscles and perform feats which non-supernatural beings normally cannot.

Vampires, triggered werewolves and hybrids can perform such feats with inhuman ease while immortals, untriggered werewolves and hunters can perform similarly to a lesser degree. Super strength varies from user to user, depending on an number of factors including age, species, and diet.
Hybrid Curse

The **Hybrid Curse** was a curse placed on Niklaus Mikaelson by his mother, Esther, in an attempt to keep his werewolf side dormant and limit his power to that of an Original Vampire.

She placed the spell on Klaus shortly after he was turned into a vampire, when he made his first human kill and triggered his werewolf abilities. This event led to the revelation that Klaus was the product of an affair Esther had with a werewolf villager, Ansel, and was the world's first vampire-werewolf hybrid. This curse suppressed Klaus' werewolf side and kept him from being able to access any of the powers that came from being a true hybrid.

The curse was eventually lifted through the Sacrifice Ritual over a thousand years later by Greta Martin.
Sophie Deveraux

**Sophie Deveraux** was a witch, and later an Elder, of the French Quarter Coven who was also a former antagonist and former main character on *The Originals*. In the past, she was a light-hearted girl who enjoyed partying and didn't care much for witchcraft. However, in early 2011, she watched helplessly as her niece, Monique Deveraux, was sacrificed in the Harvest, a sacrificial ritual that strengthens the connection between the living witches of New Orleans and their ancestors, from whom they draw their magical power. Sophie had not believed in the power of the ritual, likening it to a Biblical story like Noah's Ark and generally regarding the ceremony as an act of barbaric violence.

However, after watching her niece be sacrificed during the proceedings, Sophie latched onto the hope that the Harvest was real and Monique could come back if the ritual was finally completed. With this goal in mind, Sophie finally began devoting herself to the cause, becoming more serious about her magic and plotting to finally capture the lone surviving Harvest witch, Davina Claire, so that she could complete the ritual and bring her niece back from the dead. Sophie made it clear that she would do whatever it took to reach her goal, which made her dangerous to have as an enemy.

In *Après Moi, Le Déluge*, Sophie became an Elder with the Mikaelsons' help and unknowingly performed the rest of the ritual, which, unbeknownst to anyone else, allowed Céleste Dubois to bring back three powerful dead witches to serve her own agenda. Each of the older witches resurrected by Céleste, including Céleste herself, took the place of the four Harvest witches who were intended to come back following the completion of the ritual, devastating Sophie and sending her on a self-destructive path having failed her mission.

In *Crescent City*, after the death of Papa Tunde caused Monique to finally return to life, Sophie was finally reunited with her niece for a brief amount of time. However, once Monique realized that Sophie still lacked faith in the coven and the Ancestral Magic that they practice, she killed Sophie on the Ancestors' orders.

**Sophie** was a member of the **Deveraux Family**.
Finn Mikaelson

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**Finn Mikaelson** (***Elder Futhark:** ᚠᛁᚾᚾ ᛗᛁᚲᚨᛖᛚᛋᛟᚾ*) was a major recurring character on *The Originals*. He served as the primary antagonist for most of the second season. Finn also had a recurring role in the third season of *The Vampire Diaries*, where he served as a minor antagonist and anti-villain.

Finn was the first son and second child of Mikael and Esther. He was the younger brother of Freya, and the older brother of Elijah, Kol, Rebekah, and Henrik and the older half-brother of Klaus. He is also the uncle of Freya and Mathias' unborn son, Klaus and Hayley's daughter, Hope, and Freya and Keelin's son, Nik. He's also the granduncle of Hope and Landon's daughter, Faith.
Billy Hargrove

**Billy Hargrove**, portrayed by Dacre Montgomery, was a main character and antagonist in *Stranger Things*, having been introduced in the second season. Originating from California, he moved to Hawkins, Indiana in 1984, where he attended Hawkins High School until his graduation.

He was the older step-brother of Max Mayfield, who he often mistreated among others. Eventually, he became under the possession of the Mind Flayer, who used him as a vessel and also as a tool to gather civilians of Hawkins, to create a larger physical vessel to host the Mind Flayer; the Spider Monster. Unlike the other Flayed, he was never integrated into the Monster's body and was granted a degree of superhuman ability while acting under the Mind Flayer's command, but his actions were still mostly under the direct control of the Flayer.

During a moment in which Billy dragged Eleven toward the Mind Flayer and was about to give her up to it, she was able to reach his humanity by reminding Billy of the boy he was. The boy that existed before his mother's departure, which left him to be raised by an abusive father, eventually turning him into the bully he became. Deciding to make a change, Billy physically held back the Monster, who killed him by stabbing him in the chest. In his final words, he apologized to his stepsister. His death was covered up by the government, as part of the Starcourt Mall's fire.
The Cure

**The Cure**, also known as **the Cure for Immortality** or **the Cure for Vampirism**, is one of the three known ways to reverse immortality, or more colloquially, vampirism.

"The Cure" is a potion created by the witch Qetsiyah to reverse immortality. When used on immortal beings, they are reverted to their mortal states and are thus vulnerable to death. The Immortality Reversal Spell or "second cure" was a spell created by Esther for her children to undo the curse she originally gave them. The final "cure" is another spell invented by the Travelers using the blood from the last pair of doppelgängers and a minor version of the Magic Purification Spell. Should a vampire drink the mixed doppelgänger blood coupled with the spell, it will undo all of the magic that turned the person into a vampire. The spell will, however, return the individual to the last state they were in prior to becoming a vampire, their death.

When the cure is ingested, the blood of the individual is converted; a "living" version of the cure. They become a viable candidate for a single dose. Should it be removed, whether in partial or full, and the individual in question had lived beyond their human years, the post-cure effects would begin to cause them to age and eventually die such as what happened with Katherine Pierce.

During the creation of two alternate dimensions by the Gemini Coven in 1903 and 1994, the effects of these dimensions duplicated all magical items, objects, and talismans therein; the ripple effect also created alternate versions of the cure. The 1994 version of the cure was discovered by Bonnie Bennett while searching for Silas' Tombstone on Nova Scotia in the 1994 prison world and she took it back to Earth. The non-duplicated version of the Cure perished along with Amara whereas 1994 cure is held by Damon.
Elizabeth Swann

**Elizabeth Swann**, is a main character in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. She's the daughter of Weatherby Swann and an unknown mother. She's the wife of Will Turner and the mother of Henry Turner and Lillian Turner.

## Elizabeth Swann

### Relatives

* Weatherby Swann (father)✝️
* Mother✝️
* Will Turner (husband)
* Henry Turner (son)
* Lillian Turner (daughter)
* Bill Turner (father-in-law)✝️

### Occupation

* Pirate King
* Pirate Lord
* Captain

## Appearances

### Debut

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

She's a member of the Swann Family and the Turner Family, via marriage. She's Pirate King of the Brethren Court. And Pirate Lord of the South China Sea. She's the Governor's Daughter, and she's Captain of the Empress.
Alaric and Hope

### Status

Allies, Close Bond, Like Father and Daughter, Hope Made Alaric Her Daughters Grandfather

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**This is the father-daughter like relationship between human, Alaric Saltzman and tribrid, Hope Mikaelson.**

For the past two years and after Klaus' death, Alaric has acted like another father figure to Hope, which Lizzie and Josie are quite jealous of. He often gives her advice and she takes it. Alaric also tries to mentor and convince Hope to step out of her comfort zone, as a father figure normally tried to do with their children. Alaric is also Hope's head master at her boarding school and also her coach in learning how to fight, physically of course. Hope sometimes jokes with Alaric saying that she'll need a new fighting mentor being Alaric is growing older. However, they remain close as much as a non-biological fatherly-daughterly coupling can be.

Alaric had such a close connection with Hope, she offered him the title of her daughter, Faith's grandfather, since one is dead and the other is a murderous mud pit.
Henrik Mikaelson

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**Henrik Mikaelson** (***Elder Futhark:** ᚺᛖᚾᚱᛁᚲ᛫ᛗᛁᚲᚨᛖᛚᛋᛟᚾ*) was born in the 10th century. He died when Klaus brought him to see the werewolves transform, but one of the werewolves lost control and mauled him to death. His death is what drove Mikael and Esther to protect their children by turning them into the Original vampires.

Henrik was the youngest child of Mikael and Esther. Henrik was the younger brother of Freya, Finn, Elijah, Kol and Rebekah and the younger half-brother of Klaus. He was also the uncle of Freya and Mathias' unborn son, Klaus and Hayley's daughter, Hope, Macey Mikaelson, and Freya and Keelin's son, Nik. And the granduncle of Hope's daughter, Faith.

**Henrik** was a member of the **Mikaelson Family** and an unnamed **Witch Family.**
Eleven

**Jane "El" Hopper**, born **Jane Ives**, better known as just **Eleven**, is a main character in *Stranger Things,* and also the indirect cause of the shows events. She’s portrayed by Millie Bobby Brown.

## Jane Hopper

### Aliases

* Eleven
* El
* Jane Ives

### Relatives

* Terry Ives (Mother)
* Andrew Rich (Father)✝️
* Joyce Byers (Adoptive Mother)
* Jim Hopper (Adoptive Father)
* Sarah Wheeler (Daughter)
* Will Byers (Adoptive Brother)
* Jonathan Byers (Adoptive Brother)
* Sara Hopper (Adoptive Sister)✝️
* Becky Ives (Maternal Aunt)
* Kali Prasad (Spiritual Sister)

## Appearances

### Debut

Chapter One: The Vanishing Of Will Byers

Eleven was kidnapped as a newborn and raised in Hawkins National Laboratory, where she was experimented on for her inherited psychokinetic abilities. After escaping the lab, she was found by Mike, Lucas, and Dustin. Upon discovering her abilities, Mike believed that she could help find Will, their missing friend. During their time together, she and Mike formed a strong bond and quickly grew to like each other. It was ultimately revealed that, in a lab experiment, she made contact with a creature from another dimension, accidentally opening an inter-dimensional gateway. In an attempt to protect her friends, Eleven eventually faced and destroyed this monster in a showdown at Hawkins Middle School, mysteriously vanishing in the process.

Eventually, she was revealed to be alive, secretly living with Jim Hopper at his grandfather's old cabin. After she grew impatient from being separated from her friends, Eleven went on a journey by herself, discovering her past in the process. Realizing that she could not leave her friends behind, she returned to Hawkins, reuniting with them, to help defeat yet another extra-dimensional threat. Eleven was then taken in by Hopper as his adopted daughter. This also allowed her to attend the Snow Ball dance with Mike.

During the summer of 1985, Eleven's romantic relationship with Mike continued to blossom, much to Hopper's dismay who took steps to complicate it. This resulted in Eleven forming an unlikely friendship with Stephanie and Max. Upon learning that the Mind Flayer had reappeared to stop her and get revenge, taking over Billy and other people in Hawkins in the process, she joined her friends to defeat it. Amidst the ensuing fight to stop the Mind Flayer, Eleven lost her powers. Following Hopper's apparent death, she was taken in by the Byers family. Three months later, before moving out of Hawkins with the Byers, Eleven and Mike made plans to visit each other at Thanksgiving while also professing her love for him.

By the spring of 1986, Eleven, having recently moved to California with the Byers, is adapting to her new school and new life. While she gets viciously bullied by her classmates, she tries to keep her head up. She writes letters to stay in touch with her boyfriend, Mike, back in Hawkins, who's on his way to spend spring break with her.However, Eleven's spring break with Mike goes downhill when she learns of new evil threatening Hawkins and works to regain her powers through a secret government project.
Nik Mikaelson

**Nik Mikaelson** is the hybrid son of Freya Mikaelson and Keelin, and the biological son of Vincent Griffith.

He's the grandson of Mikael and Esther Mikaelson. He's the nephew of Finn, Elijah, Klaus, Kol, Rebekah, and Henrik Mikaelson. He's the cousin of Hope Mikaelson and Macey Mikaelson and the first cousin of Faith Mikaelson.

## Nik Mikaelson

### Relatives

* Freya Mikaelson (mother)
* Keelin (mother)
* Vincent Griffith (biological father)
* Unborn Maternal Sibling
* Mikael (maternal grandfather)
* Esther Mikaelson (maternal grandmother)
* Niklaus Mikaelson (maternal uncle)
* Elijah Mikaelson (maternal uncle)
* Kol Mikaelson (maternal uncle)
* Rebekah Mikaelson (maternal aunt)
* Henrik Mikaelson (maternal uncle)
* Finn Mikaelson (maternal uncle)
* Hope Mikaelson (cousin)
* Faith Mikaelson (second cousin)
* Davina Claire (aunt-in-law)
* Keelin's Family
* Vincent's Family
* Unborn Paternal Sibling

## Appearances

### Debut

Legacies

**Nik** is a member of the **Mikaelson Family**, the **Labonair Pack**, and the **Mikaelson Coven**.
Hellfire Club

The Hawkins High **"Hellfire Club"** was an official *D&D* club at Hawkins High School headed by Eddie Munson. Members Dustin, Mike and Lucas are also members of another *D&D* party.

In March 1984, Eddie, serving as Dungeon Master, created and hosted the "The Cult of Vecna"campaign. Shortly after this, a string of horrific murders were committed around Hawkins by an unknown person. Dustin and his friends, inspired by Eddie's campaign, dubbed the murderer "Vecna".

Jason Carver, another Hawkins High student, believed Eddie was responsible for the killings, and espoused his view that Hellfire was a Satanic cult. This narrative took hold amongst the townspeople, and following Eddie's death, news outlets falsely depicted him as a cult leader.
Lycanthrope Enhancement

**Lycanthrope Enhancement** is an ability of werewolves and hybrids to allow them to channel their werewolf aspect through great emotional upheaval, specifically anger and being under threat. With this ability comes an effect that changes the color of their eyes to an orange or amber color, making them more powerful.

This boosts their powers and abilities, the most notable being their physical strength, allowing them to perform incredible acts that under ordinary circumstances, they would be unable to do.
Seylah Chelon

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**Seylah Chelon** was a human who appeared in the eighth episode of *Legacies*. She sacrificed herself by jumping into Malivore, essentially erasing her from known existence. Later, she met her son, who helped her find Peace.

## Seylah Chelon

### Relatives

* Kirby/Chelon Family
* Faith Mikaelson (granddaughter)

## Physical description

### Species

* Human
* Spirit (currently)

## Appearances

### Debut

Legacies

She was the mother of Landon Kirby and the grandmother of Faith Mikaelson. She was a member of the Kirby/Chelon Family.
Niklaus Mikaelson

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**Niklaus Mikaelson** (***Elder Futhark:** ᚾᛁᚲᛚᚨᚢᛋ ᛗᛁᚲᚨᛖᛚᛋᛟᚾ*) was the main protagonist (and sometimes antagonist/anti-hero) of *The Originals*. He was a former main character, antagonist/anti-hero of *The Vampire Diaries*. Klaus was an Original vampire and a werewolf, making him the Original Hybrid.

## Niklaus Mikaelson

### Relatives

* Ansel † (Biological Father)
* Esther Mikaelson † (Mother)
* Mikael † (Step-Father)
* Dahlia † (Maternal Aunt)
* Freya Mikaelson (Maternal Older Half-Sister)
* Finn Mikaelson † (Maternal Older Half-Brother)
* Elijah Mikaelson † (Maternal Older Half-Brother)
* Kol Mikaelson (Maternal Younger Half-Brother)
* Rebekah Mikaelson (Maternal Younger Half-Sister)
* Henrik Mikaelson † (Maternal Younger Half-Brother)
* Hope Mikaelson (Daughter with Hayley)
* Faith Mikaelson (Granddaughter)
* Freya's Unborn Son † (Nephew)
* Marcel Gerard (Adopted Son)
* Cary (Paternal Relative)
* Davina Claire (Half-Sister-in-Law)
* Keelin (Half-Sister-in-Law)
* Nik Mikaelson (Nephew)
* Macey Mikaelson (Niece)

## Appearances

### Debut

The Vampire Diaries

Klaus was the biological son of Ansel and Esther Mikaelson, the step-son of Mikael, and nephew of Dahlia. Klaus is the maternal younger half-brother of Freya, Finn, Elijah, and the maternal older half-brother of Kol, Rebekah and Henrik Mikaelson. Klaus was the uncle of Freya and Mathias' unborn son and Freya and Keelin's son, Nik. Klaus is the father of Hope, whose mother is Hayley, and the grandfather of Faith, and the adopted father of Marcel Gerard, an orphan boy he rescued and eventually turned into a vampire.
Gilbert Ring

The **Gilbert Rings** are one of the three Gilbert Inventions created and used by Johnathan Gilbert, back in 1864 along with the Gilbert Compass and Gilbert Device. Although the pair resemble ordinary heirloom rings affixed with a black stone, they are in fact enchanted objects spelled to protect its non-supernatural wearers from death by supernatural means, allowing them to resurrect upon being killed.

They were secretly enchanted by the witch Emily Bennett and worn by Johnathan Gilbert in 1864 and, since then, the rings have been passed down through each generation of Gilbert men, with the exception of Samantha Gilbert, the only female to own a Gilbert ring. It is unknown if Emily knew of its side effects with regular use.

However, its wearer can be killed should the rings be cut off or forcibly taken off. Grayson and John Gilbert inherited the rings from their father. John gave his own ring to Isobel Flemming, who then gave it to Alaric. John then took possession of Grayson's ring after the latter's death. There are only two known Gilbert Rings in existence. Both rings are made with black stones. Alaric and John's former ring is now bound to the last White Oak Stake, making it indestructible, leaving only one known ring left.
Agatha Harkness

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**Agatha Harkness** is a witch from Salem, Massachusetts, who was accused of practicing dark magic by her own coven during the Salem witch trials. Over three hundred years later, she sensed the presence of chaos magic radiating from the Westview Anomaly created by Wanda Maximoff. Unfazed by her thrall over the population of Westview, Harkness became obsessed with harnessing Maximoff's magic. Living under the pretense of the *WandaVision* sitcom, she stole Ralph Bohner's house and undertook the guise of **Agnes**, Maximoff's "nosy neighbor," all the while interfering with Maximoff's idyllic paradise to her own benefit. After discovering that Maximoff was Scarlet Witch, Harkness was defeated and stripped of her magical abilities, indefinitely condemned to live out her life as Agnes in Westview.
Dream Manipulation

**Dream Manipulation** is an ability that both vampires and hybrids possess. Vampires can control dreams and the subconscious via their limited form of telepathy. A vampire's ability to produce and modify dreams, bestow nightmares or lucid dreaming is tied to whether their target's minds are weaker than theirs. Other effects of this ability is the distortion of reality and people being trapped in the dream.

More recently, it has been shown that powerful witches, such as Qetsiyah and Markos, are able to bestow visions and dreams onto another through their spells.
Telekinesis

**Telekinesis** is an ability of the witches to move objects with their mind through force of will. Witches commonly use this power to bring objects to them or generate a concussive force to push people away. More adept users can use this power to easily snap bones and necks or inflict wounds upon their victims. This power is commonly performed non-verbally, either channeled through the eyes or, more frequently, the hands in order to move the target in the desired direction. This power can also be activated through a spell, evoked through the Latin-based term *"Motus"*.
Hayley and Freya

**The relationship between the witch, Freya Mikaelson and the hybrid, Hayley Marshall-Kenner.**

## Hayley and Freya

### Levels

Family through Hope, Freya is Hayley's daughter's Aunt; Good Friends, Former Frenemies, Former Enemies, Former Allies; Hayley learned to trust Freya enough to look after Hope, Freya helps Hayley raise and guide Hope, Hayley spent five years looking for a way to cure Freya and Freya's siblings, Freya considers Hayley family.

### Status

Ended (Hayley is dead)

Hayley is the mother of Freya's niece Hope through her half brother Klaus. Hayley has saved Freya's life by giving her blood to heal a wound. Freya helped Klaus look after Hayley's daughter Hope while Hayley was under the Crescent Curse placed on her by Dahlia.
Doppelganger

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**Doppelgängers**, also known as **Shadow Selves** or **Mortal Shadow Selves**, were a supernatural occurrence that were created by Nature. After Silas and Amara became true immortals by consuming Qetsiyah's immortality elixir, they violated the natural law that all living things must die. Nature found a balance by creating mortal shadow selves that could die. For this reason, doppelgängers have existed for as long as immortals, having been born and died in the place of Silas and Amara.

There are only two doppelgänger "lines" that rippled throughout history, colloquially known as the Salvatore and Petrova doppelgängers. Stefan Salvatore and Tom Avery are Silas' doppelgängers while Tatia, Katerina Petrova and Elena Gilbert are Amara's.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Blood:** Doppelgängers, being mystical and recurrent, are sources of great magical power.
	+ The blood of a doppelgänger can be used to link supernatural beings with the help of magic conducted by any witch.
	+ Their blood can also be used to bind an extremely powerful curse or spell or to use as a power source in spells that require more magic than the witch in question possesses on their own.
	+ For some spells, the blood must come from a human doppelgänger. For other spells, the blood of a doppelgänger can still be used even if they've been turned into a vampire, as seen in *Death and the Maiden* when Qetsiyah used Elena's blood (along with Katherine and Amara's blood) to transfer the Anchorfrom Amara to Bonnie. There are certain spells and uses that require the doppelgänger to be "pure" and human, however, like the undoing of the Hybrid Curse and the siring of hybrids.
	+ The blood of the last two "living" doppelgängers can be used to reverse spells cast using non-traditional forms of magic, especially Spirit Magic (e.g. turning a vampire back into a (dead) human, undoing the spell that bound the Other Side, reversing the spells cast on daylight rings for vampires, removing a triggered gene in those cursed with lycanthropy, etc).
Shapeshifting

**Shapeshifting** is the ability of werewolves, hybrids, and dragons, to change one's shape from human to either wolf or dragon, respectively. To werewolves, the process is activated involuntarily every full moon while others, like Hybrids, it can be controlled at will.

In the novels, this power is possessed by kitsunes, hybrids, and werewolves.
Billy Maximoff

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**William "Billy" Maximoff** was the son of Wanda Maximoff and Vision, and the twin brother of Tommy Maximoff and the younger brother of Violet Maximoff. Eventually, Agatha Harkness puts Billy, Tommy, and Violet in captivity to force Wanda to reveal how she caused Westview Anomaly. During the Battle of Westview, they are freed by Wanda and help her defeat the S.W.O.R.D. as she battles Agatha Harkness. In the end, Wanda undoes the Westview Anomaly, causing Billy and Tommy to disappear along with it, but then she hears the twins scream for her help as she studies the Darkhold.