Ablah

To give them a level of importance and not just these pointless one and done cameos what monsters should the students team with to stop malivore cause they are just as much a part of the story as they are, not only do they have a vast array of magic powers but also I could see cleo and landon meeting with in the dark dimension and some want revenge on him.

but my dream team I guess and Ill try to keep it small to fit realistic expectations, I dont exactly know how many cast you can have in an episode in this covid conditions, but these are the most plausiable creatures to join over even just for 1 episode:

the gargoyle since he hates supernaturals

the dryad since she didnt want to hurt anyone

necromancer, yes i know people cant stand him but im pretty sure he is going to team with hope

the shadow demons, since they werent violent acting

the merman, he also seemed to be non violent, yeah he destroyed property but he didnt exactly hurt anyone and in the prison world he kept to himself not to mention brett or julie clearly likes the costume at least cause he is frequently shown in some fashion

idk whether to add the sphinx, he comes off as neutral like not serving either side

they wont do this cause of how violent he was but id like pothos to come back they clearly had some plan for him before they ditched it

nimue/lady of the lake

puck/robin goodfellow

the leprechaun

the ferryman

and lastly I think the original phoenix might play a part since malivore perhaps stole from them to create landon

thats it I think, I dont know if ablah will return cause she might be too powerful and who knows if she retains the memory of meeting lizzie

The characters being cleo, malivore, ablah and pothos and its not them who are unseen but rather their family who are and mentioned throughout the series

Cleos sisters

Malivores failures

Pothos family

Ablahs sisters

Hypothetically speaking if they were to go into Lizzie's subconscious would her journey with the jinni be there?

Lizzie had wished malivore never existed instead of jinni to never had met him? Just a few word changes that jinni would’ve gladly accepted, how would this change the series?

Hey guys so five episodes into season three and.. I mean the show’s is still struggling. Like a lot. Anyway I thought I’d shed light on what some of mean when we say it has the potential. Through out its entire run there’s one specific scene sequence that stands out to me to this day. This was season 1x10, the Jinni one. Now what I loved about that sequence is that it seemed grounded in some sort of of reality, the stakes were high, the dialogue was more mature I mean for a minute there Josie was dead! Imagine if they dived more into that story line, even if it was a “mythical world”. If they carried that similar theme through out the rest of the show I wouldn’t be surprised if it was held to stranger things standards. Anyway I’d love y'alls feedback.

If by some way the necromancer himself is killed or written off in a non death way, do you think all resurrections in the future of the show should be null and void or should they find a way to continue to bring people back? With the exceptions of landon who self resurrects and hope or anyone who becomes vampires. I personally say no, who is dead should stay dead even if I like the character otherwise death truly has no meaning. If you think people should continue to come back even after necromancer is gone, please explain why cause currently he is the only one who can bring almost anyone back. i mean in theory ablah the genie could bring back people with wishes but I dont think we will see her or her kind again, genies are esentially too powerful to show imo.

If you had to pick one of the Alternate Realities Lizzie went through with the Jini which one would it be? (to turn the show into, of course)

I was wondering after someone from here informed me which expression fulfills wishes and that it serves the will of the person who handles this type of magic and can break laws of nature. do genies use this type of magic or not? they manage to fulfill desires without interfering with nature and laws, so is this the kind of magic they manipulate? I don't think it's a "weak" magic like traditional, spiritual or similar, as they have many rules. would anyone know how to give an opinion?

You know, i got thinking, because ablah said there are other genie out there, she said they got hunted down so okay either they all died or got caught into malivore so idk if malivore actually has mind control or not but you'd think that time ablah was down there with him, he'd force her to commit his wishes to get landon. As for necromancer, if the others, her sisters i think were killed, he'd know of it, he absorbs the memories of everyone who dies, that is how he knew of cassie and josette. So clearly there is a loophole for the villians.

This is an issue presented to me with supernatural shows/stories, its my main problem, when you have someone who has or nearly has every power, it presents a challenge and you have to bring in plot stupidity so genies who can do anything except free themselves, you run into a corner, i dont want to blame the writers but they put themselves into a sticky situation.

Maybe i'm missing a key detail, but can Lizzie call upon the Jinni as a favor to ask for a wish, you know, maybe to stop Malivore's monsters and to stop the merge?

I am probably just grasping for straws but maybe ablah who remembers lizzie now will return at some point in the future and grant a free b for lizzie and undo the merge, I'd like that. If the spell was too strong and not even a genie could undo it, id be upset but at the same time intrigued that not even a genie can undo a curse.

So I'm thinking about it. Ablah said that she can grant any wish. With that, we can almost say that she can do anything and then question answered. BUT, later, she say to Lizzie that everything she is experiencing are in fact others reality that occured as a result of her wishes. So technically speaking she CAN'T just erase Hope's existence by warping the reality. She just send Lizzie in a world were Hope don't exist.

I don't know if it would talk to peoples, but it almost sound like the principle of multivers for me. Since their is an infinite amount of univers, their will always be an univers were you have what you asked for. So the Jinn take you to that place.

So let's take an example with Hope. If she wish " bring my family back to life ", could she really bring them back ? Or she'll just send Hope to a reality were her family is alive ?

If it's the second option, it kinda feel weird if you really think about it. Let's say you're Hope and you get your family back with this option. Isn't it like lying to yourself ? Because technically speaking, those peoples you are with are just " fakes " and it would not change the fact that your true family is really gone.

Now, you must ask yourself why I'm thinking about all that. The thing is when the episode aired, I wanted to writte a one shot story were it's Hope who interact with Ablah ( that i've never finished by the way lol ) and I just found it in my olds stuff and then the question popped in my mind.

What do you think about all this ?

we will find out who the so called monster is that killed the genie that she was referring to?

Considering she said she was around for 500 years, i can only assume she was referring to an old one, i hope it wasnt klaus, kol or katherine, let it be someone else for once.