All posts by JesseTN346972

I understood after rereading your post, sorry, but anyway they have to organize a lot of things, like limits on witches' powers or types of immortality, for me it's still a mistake that for example sirens are rare there were supposed to be others, or even gods being original magic users before witches, after all, they are not even the first witch species but a totally different and unlimited species compared to what witches are, like originals vampires are to regular vampires.

According to your ideas that don't work, right? Are you part of the group that thinks the originals should have come from cave times and the immortals after them? what is the logic of this? the theme of their story is precisely that before the immortals really worked, there were several weak attempts at immortality until theirs Silas and Amara worked, the forms of immortality were just tricks to deceive nature, such as trapping the spirit in the body(the immortality of sirens ), body switching (like the travelers' immortality and Celeste Dubois), everything was tentative until Qetsyah made Silas' perfect immortality and right after the vampires' immortality failed because of nature, the whole immortality story in TVD has a meaning logically through the story that was told, even that of the gods is different because it is immortality with unlimited lifespan, and then you come up with the crazy theory that the original vampires should be older? and that Silas is the one who works as a vampire because he is older than them in the chronology of the series? Did you understand the explanation of the series? You and Tommy just talk nonsense you have to understand the history and the context before creating crazy ideas and taking them as the truth, what part have you not yet understood about the consequences of immortality such as bloodlust and why Silas drank blood? It's so clueless, it's almost silly.

As I already said, the similarities between immortals and vampires are the side effect of immortality, sirens have nothing to do with vampires and even before them, as proven in legacies, to other older monsters that eat meat and that's not why you compared them in your theories, anyway. the vampires were inspired by medieval myths and are based on Klaus being a viking, other than that everything you are saying is unfounded, and as for you Tommy you, as always, support a lot of crazy ideas even though we know that these stories have already been explained in the franchise , I'm not accusing you of lying, but you know the truth told in the franchise and yet you support crazy theories, in short, you really lost track of things.

Silas is only the first true immortal with irrevocable immortality except through The cure or magic, the originals are a modified version of Silas through the spell that Esther took from Bennett's grimoire and altered, everything is in the guide of the originals and the immortals, the stories they are completely divergent and are only linked by an altered spell, if so the monsters that were undead in Legacies were also vampires after all they appeared 2 thousand years before Silas when humans took the magic from the gods, now the strangest thing is that you assimilate the mermaids to this, they do not consume blood because they depend on it like vampires, but because when consuming human flesh the blood flows consequently, you have to read the guides there you have all the information about the three species, the strangest thing is an old user of the fandom who knows that this whole theory is wrong and supports these ideas, even knowing the history of the altered spell because everything was explained in the series and you insist on these theories that Silas is a vampire? To make matters worse, they still say that sirens could also be considered? After all, there are several species in the franchise with powers such as psychics or dryads in legacies and none of these are actually witches, why in the case of Silas and the Sirens are they considered vampires or should they be? you didn't understand anything that was said in the series and you keep creating unfounded theories.

Possibly it will happen because the plot of the entire series is unfinished business between the characters which always results in them being resurrected to confront and resolve these issues, but as there is always someone who thinks that only your opinion is relevant, like your case, I didn't ask you if will it happen or not, I just pointed out situations that lead to this due to three of them with major interaction problems having found peace after that there is nothing stopping it from happening in the distant future, after all they found peace do you know what that means? apparently not, right?

There will probably be a collaboration between them in the future after some of them are resurrected and reunited, Finn, Kol, and Rebekah along with Dahlia, Esther and Freya interact in the distant future as some of them want to recover their lives as witches and Esther is the only one who knows how to undo vampirism without the need for a cure? Are the rest of them Klaus, Elijah, Mikael, Hope and Hayley the only vampire and hybrid part of the family that remains that way for the physical protection of their clan? I believe that in the distant future they will come together in this way since some endings indicate peace between them and the possible continuation of them wanting to be witches will generate a number of powerful witches in the future, I think they will possibly reactivate witchcraft in the Mikaelson clan.

She knew, as she says that before returning from the dead she convinced the spirits to let her fix their biggest mistake, which was to make them immortal and only she knew how to kill them, in addition to the fact that this is evident when Ayana says that later they would become "the beginning of a plague" which they actually became, they just failed to present the beginning of the lineage with the Trinity vampires, Klaus should have killed Esther when they went to France together, and not before, after all they already they had become vampires and it would make much more sense for her to know that the white oak stake actually killed them, that part of the story didn't make any sense.

It also had to do with power, after all, she grew stronger with sacrifices, and the fear that the prophecy would be fulfilled and that she would destroy all the firstborns of New Orleans, as death of firstborns would imply a great sacrifice, from the firstborns, humans and other supernaturals killed resulting in more power from the sacrifices.

Maybe we have different views but we agree on some things in relation to monsters, witches and hybrids in the series, I hope they make a new spinoff soon because the fandom has been growing since the end of The Originals and Legacies.

I don't see tem like that due to the fact that they are not only psychic-immortal due to the fact that the agreement properly makes them a species, sirens consume human flesh and just like vampires and wolves that have been transformed, sirens lost their human characteristics gaining healing, superhuman strength, beyond the weakness of the tuning fork or the fire of hell, if they were merely psychic-immortals they would not have a hunger for meat or any other ability beyond the standard of these two species.

I saw sirens as a species, they are not like vampires or immortals who acquired psychic abilities as a result of transformation, and this detail of being psychic and receiving immortality separately made me wonder if it was a case of hybrids that we don't give much importance to because they don't are very relevant to the story or impactful.

All hybrids have physical or magical advantages over other species due to the combination of their two natures, these hybrids would probably have superior strength to common werewolves and could use werewolf magic to control the transformation, as for physical strength, I don't believe they could be more stronger than Werewolf-Vampires or Siphon-Vampires, their nature is still human, both the wolf side and the witch or siphon side, while that of other hybrids is enhanced by vampirism, unless the creators of the series created advantages for them, because their only advantage would be to channel the magic of their werewolf side, and control the transformation through magic.

I think the script's proposal was just to create them to complete the triangle of expression, it wouldn't make sense for an army of ripper hybrids to massacre several people this season, it would become a mess, and soon after that the context was just to preserve one or two of each species as it actually ended up in the three series.

@Sovereign64 I highly doubt it, from the moment their magic was converted into werewolf magic because of the curse, it became black magic, the users themselves here say that witches avoid marrying wolves because of this, in addition to the rule that the child can only be born a werewolf or lose his magic when activating the curse, even if she was born with his family's witch heritage (The Lineage of Esther), Hope would never access this magic because it was lost by the first werewolves the writers themselves stated that this magic was lost through Twitter , I highly doubt that Hope would access this magic if she channeled her werewolf side, so for me it's a hole in the script because there's no logic to it.

@Honnie2000 I meant that it doesn't make sense for Hope to inherit the blue energy of the Hollow's family line, because her mother lost her magic when she became one of the first werewolves, but that's probably right, and that the other attributes that the Hollow presented were just given by her tribe and what she inherited from her parents, the rest is all because of sacrificial magic.

It depends on the attributes that I consider to be Hollow, it's just the power given by the tribe during her mother's pregnancy, and the magic coming from her parents to be able to generate her, the rest seems to be just attributes given by the channeling of sacrificial magic, the "light blue light" apparently must be from the same lineage, since for Hope to have the same power it makes no sense as the magic was lost after the Hollow's mother turned into a wolf, Hope should only have the powers of a witch on the Mikaelson side.