#hi hayley!!

[roscoe-me-and-this-fuckin-kid]

[astro-b-o-y-d]

I might actually touch this up and make it look semi-decent at some point. But mostly I just wanted to get it out of my system while the TBOB hype was high.

Anyway, I'm still milking that preteen line for all its worth.

[tayley]

i’m killing myself

[hyperactivewhore]

Rip Elijah Mikaelson. You would have loved life without your abusive brother around to dictate yours.

[heldenherzchen]

Oh, I get it. You thought I was someone else.

[moritashie]

I choose to believe that once Tony Stark had Morgan, he was freaked out of his mind. Why? Well, his parental instincts were supposed to kick in once he laid eyes on her. Tony didn't identify anything like that appearing once he did exactly that. Neither did they start working after she fell asleep in his arms, or after they arrived home. They seemed to do their thing on Pepper, why didn't he feel something so very different and unfamiliar. Where is the thing that is supposed to ensure his child is safe and sound?

A few days later Morgan starts trying to take something dangerous and put it inside her mouth much like babies do. He instantly spots her doing that, and with a horrified expression in his face stops her. Pepper jokes "see? Your parent sense is working just fine."

That's when he realizes, he does have those. He simply didn't know that was what it was. The reason was pretty clear; he expected to feel something unknown to him before. Meanwhile Tony has already experienced that over the course of the previous 1.5 years.

He promptly loses his balance and breaks down in the middle of the kitchen.

[andreal831]

E: I was going to say, 'you look lovely.'

Haylijah in every episode -> 1.20 A Closer Walk with Thee

[just-existing-as-you-do-blog]

How I imagine a conversation between Fable and Ulysses would go

Fable: I can bring your boyfriend back to life if I just kill all these people.

Ulysses who has been trying to bring people back for decades and saw his boyfriend raise from the dead and become a drowned, who hates the gods for abandoning his people to die: Fuck you.

[klayleyism]

[cancerian-woman]

I wish Tyler going after Klaus was seen as more of an emotional breakdown for him than a.) killing Hope/Hayley and b.) abandoning Caroline when she wanted to be happy and in college

I know many argue Caroline didn’t want him to leave because she knew he couldn’t win against Klaus but that isn’t the argument she pushed in her dialogue. It was about her needs not his.

[alphaofdragons]

Hayley Atwell taking over playing Nick’s mum from Olivia Coleman is such a power move. How does Kit Connor keep winning in the Show Mum department?

[thekidsarentalright]

i lost my way

[astro-b-o-y-d]

The fun thing about red and blue triangles is that they make purple when you overlap them. I just think that's neat :)

[azurecanary]

Some people watching the Originals just completely watched a different show than me

If you were to tell me about a protagonist who went from being a terrible and selfish person to one of the most noble and kind-hearted protagonists due to raising a child, and you said Klaus Mikaelson instead of Hayley Marshall????

I have to question what you were watching

[thedragonqueens]

Hayley/Camille: What's your plan?

Klaus: Kill everyone

Hayley/Camille: *laughs*

Hayley/Camille: Thats a joke, right?

Klaus: Sure, if its gonna make you feel better.

[hyperactivewhore]

I'll always wonder how Hope felt about her father's relationship with Elijah, especially after her mother died.

For a time, Elijah was responsible for Hayley's death in her eyes, and no one will convince me this wasn't Klaus’s doing. He had spent half of season five brooding because his brother erased their memories, erased him, and repeatedly put their broken brotherhood over his own daughter. Klaus didn't have Camille or Hayley any longer, he didn't have Elijah specifically, who is the person he has the most codependent relationship with in the series and him lashing out because of it quite literally endangered Hayley's life even more.

Marcel pointed it out; he was lashing out because in his eyes, Elijah no longer loved him and had given their family up and that was clouding his judgment, something they couldn't allow with Hayley's life on the line. So it's just very ironic Hayley ended up dying, with only Klaus and Elijah conscious to see it, because by this logic, Klaus clearly told Hope her uncle hadn't saved her mother's life.

It is very much in character for him, especially because Klaus was acting hostile around his brother whenever Hope was around, so I wonder how she felt when she witnessed him quite literally running into his arms the moment Elijah got his memories back and they finally found common ground. Was she bitter, angry, hurt? This is the same man that was visiting Elijah constantly for seven years because he couldn't stay away from him, despite knowing it could potentially endanger his daughter, yet managed to ignore Hope perfectly fine for five-six years.

Of course, Hope eventually managed to find common ground with her uncle as well, but I don't think she actually realizes how screwed up the relationships in her family are, mostly because her family abandoned her and the ones who actually would do anything and everything for her are dead. Especially for a child as young as her, no fifteen-year-old teenager would ever understand why her father chose her "mother's killer" over her own feelings and over her own dead mother.

Because damn, it would hurt me so badly if my father claimed I was the person he loved the most, yet the one he couldn't live without and the one he constantly prioritized over me was his own brother.