The Hollow

I saw some comments on the internet saying that it was weakening his healing factor, but in reality it didn't have that much of an effect on him because he definitely killed himself with the stake to get rid of it in his body for good, I've been analyzing this situation and basically the original vampires They have existed for a thousand years as vampires and the dark magic that is in their bodies is very potent, why would even the Hollow's dark magic kill them? she was only 500 years older than them, this plot didn't make much sense.

Do some of the Hollow's attributes come from her channeling a lot of sacrificial magic or are they exclusive to her? Such as instantly killing supernatural beings, healing herself from fatal blows, vibrating pure black magic, having almost limitless channeling and even raw magical strength in attack spells, why did I imagine these abilities were because of channeling sacrificial magic , just as Bonnie did some of these feats when channeling expression, are these her abilities of Hollow or from her use of sacrificial magic?

The Hollow was sealed at some point by the ancestors after the formation of the ancestral plane, and many here even argue that (The Hollow) it was more powerful precisely because it existed before the formation of this dimension of spirits, and that to stop it they would need a great sacrifice, and As soon as she possesses Sofia, it is apparently somewhat implied that she feared being detained again by the ancestors, analyzing this whole situation, ancestral magic is dead magic because it comes from spirits, how could the Hollow be a threat to them?, if its power is from sacrifice, is only dangerous for the living, and ancestral magic is the magic of the dead, it's as if their magic was anti-sacrificial magic, is that the justification then? due to their power (Ancestor magic) being beyond her power (sacrificial magic)?

How do some witches have more than "a thousand years of witchcraft practice", if they were killed before that? Some users here in the fandom base the abilities of two specific witches like Hollow and Esther on the basis of 1000 or 1500 years of age in the practice of witchcraft, plus they were killed, and all their experience cannot be speculated in a period they were dead, or can?

I was always under the impression that she was bound in the 1700s (when New Orleans and the Ancestral Plane was created). But what specific year/decade?

So basically what the title suggests would hope have been in transition into a tribrid had inadu still possessed her while infecting her with her magic?

We still havent exactly found the sources of immortality for a few species so does anyone wanna take a guess what/who it is:

Necromancer

Malivore

Phoenix

Gods

Maybe add in dahlia, the hollow, cade

Kai Parker

Aurora De Martel

The Hollow

Markos (Leader of the travelers)

Silas

Qet (Tessa)

Dahila

Esther

I would like you to include a reason why as well if you don’t want to then that is fine as well I just want to know your opinions on theses villains.

Why haven’t we seen more of these unique hybrids as of canon Klaus and The hollows mother are the only full Werewitches as with Hope she is a tribrid so she isn’t a werewitch.

I’m just very curious on why we haven’t seen any there is a possibility that Nik Freya and Keelin’s son could be a werewitch as we know Vincent agreed to help Freya and Keelin have a child and if Keelin decide to be the pregnant one then the child would be a werewitch.

But outside of that those are the only canon Werewitches that we know of so are they just rare like siphoners?

I remember she was not stopped by any spiritual plane, and even by the Ancestors, she continued to receive power from her sacrificial rituals, not to mention that she freely acted like an unrestrained spirit when her followers began making hundreds of sacrifices for her in their first centuries dead, Nature did not look for ways to stop her, and some users say she crossed the limits of Nature as being confined to a spiritual plane, and interfere and receive sacrificial power non-stop from various places, Nature Should have interfered in some way.

Does anyone buy into the potential idea they are setting up to kill off hope this season cause it just feels weird they would set up a weapon that can kill her yet not use it, every other unique weapon was used to kill so and so, dahlia, the hollow, cade and of course the originals, the only one who never tasted true death was rebekah but every other original got wasted by the one weapon that could destroy them so does anyone believe its possible or just a big false tease? Cause you have this new triad coming in about we want you dead hope, you got cleo having visions of some tree, you got landon on his way back who is the only other person apart from malivore who knows of the tree, and if they have alaric die its going to give lizzie motivation to find the weapon cause she seemed to be wanting to kill her.

Its just interesting how the ultimate monster hunter is now going to step into the monsters shoes where all the protagonists want her dead this time.

The mother of the Hollow, as we know is the first werewolf to be created, along with her tribe. We know the tribe was a coven of witches, so is it stated anywhere that they lost their witchcraft after the Hollow cursed them into wolves?

I've been thinking about origin of werewolf species lately and came to some conclusions / theories. Jackson said his and the Hayley's families were at beginning of the werewolf race. I thought about it why was only this two since there was seven lines? I figured maybe Jackson family was from Hollow father's tribe and Hayley's was from her mother's tribe. It seems to me that it was suggested from the beginning that Hollow's father wasn't related to the Labonair family. Therefore, he must have died or walk away from Inadu's mother.

I have also heard many times that there couldn't be seven strains of werewolf venom since the seven original packs were marrying into another to possess the same abilites.However, it seems to me that you can just be one of the seven werewolves. So if a Malraux wolf will have a child with a Crescent wolf then the child can either be one or the other and not a Malraux-Crescent wolf. Thats why there are still sevens strains of werewolf venom.

The last theory is about why there are four bones and four elders but seven lines. I think three different bloodlines took bones: Apisi (Lockwood's), family from Papa Tunde's Blade (maybe Guerrera), Del Robles and three different spelled the ax: ancestor of Ansel and Klaus, Malraux ancestor and maybe Jackson's ancestor. Whereas the ancestors of the Labonair family spelled the ax and also took bone to protect.

While i was watching once again the finale of The Originals my mind just created this: what if Elijah had the Hollow spirit on him and in so Klaus hadn't needed to kill himself and Elijah was the only one who died.

How do you think this would have affected the story of Legacies?

What does that prophecy of the destruction of the firstborn have to do with The Hollow? Was that to make the character more powerful or what? I still haven't seen the reason for something like this to happen, unless it is directly linked to the firstborn witches' strains, which I don't remember happening.

Why didn't they give Hope magic to Dahlia instead of running all that time and almost dying? Like, if Dahlia had Hope's magic, she wouldn't need Freya or Hope, besides, if Hope didn't have magic, Dahlia wouldn't be interested in her because she didn't have any magic to train or raise. Wouldn't that have been a better idea than the whole show they did? And if Hope didn't have magic, The Hollow probably wouldn't have come back.

In addition, she would still have vampire blood in her system (I presume), which means she could transform into one if she wanted to and unleash her werewolf side (as it happened later).

I want opinions, please.

I might have missed something but I recall them saying in the originals that the hollow would need to be transferred into a powerful supernatural creature. Could Alaric' twins have siphoned it and placed it in aurora and then killed her, instead of letting klaus die with the hollow?

So this topic is kinda weird.... But i've been thinking about this for a while. Some of you might find my way of thinking cruel, arsh of many things but this is something I have on my mind since season 4 of The Originals.

They needed 4 immortals to split the Hollow and save Hope. Kol was nowhere to be found and in distress, Freya decided that she would become a Vampire a take a part of the Hollow inside of her because otherwise it would be Hayley, but Hope needed a mother. In the end, Kol showed up so Freya never went thought this plan.

Now, I've been thinking for a while... she should have done it anyway. With Freya, Elijah, Kol and Rebekah, Klaus would be out of the ritual and stay with his daughter. She didn't wanted to be a vampire and she probably didn't want to stay away from them forever, but in the end, she would still have Keelin, Vincent, Hayley, Klaus and her futur family. She somehow doomed her brother to an eternity alone, away from his daughter and best friend / brother who by the way had to erase his memories because that was too hard for him and also doomed her niece to an eternity without her father ( and we saw of that turned out )

I can understand that it's also her life, her choices and all that but I don't know. It has always kinda felt wrong to me... But I don't blame her for that thought.