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)?

So, one question that has bothered me and wasn’t exactly clear in Originals was Did Klaus make his first kill on a full Moon? I know this is a pretty dumb question, but just some clarification.

It is ominous, and invokes a foreboding sense of dread. I am curious, however: Who made this song, and what is it called?

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?

I just started listening to the originals audiobooks, are they canon?

Was there ever a time when Aya mentioned that Mikael came to the Strix with a group of vampires? I'm kind of confused, because there was a time here in the fandom where everyone said that Mikael never created other vampires that he was the only one who fed on them following Sther's plan not to create more vampires, and exterminate them all.

Hello everyone 👋 I have a bit of a random question. On the Wiki fandom page for Hayley and Elijah, it says that Daniel Gillies wasn’t excited about the relationship to begin with, but it grew on him where he supported it later on. I’m just wondering if that’s true? And when? And why? Did he have a change of heart. I have looked at lots of interviews but he doesn’t seem to give me away haha 😂 thank you!

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.

assuming werewolves are heirs of the first wolves genetically, could they somehow have their witch heritage regained if the curse were reversed? Would they go back to being witches? or if lycanthropy is locked down, like it happened Hayley did in season 5, would they be witches again or just human? I have this doubt because naturally one would imagine that they would be witches for being descendants of the first Werewolves, by doing this spell they would become Werewolf / Witch hybrids or mere humans? by reactivating lycanthropy again would they lose their magic again?

I remember that Camille gave something to Klaus or someone from the Mikaelsons a dark object to give Hope, did they give it to her? I don't remember

I don’t know if this has ever been asked, and if it has it would’ve probably been an old question but I don’t remember any mentions of it anywhere.

As we know from The Originals S2 finale, white oak ash can kill the Originals if it remains in their body. So by that logic, people actually had a way of killing the Originals the entire time (“people” with the daggers and accompanying white oak ash, of course) right? I mean the ash Dahlia created was made from a white oak stake, which is what the daggers originally used with the silver daggers to put them to sleep.

The only thing I’m uncertain of is how that ash had to be used? Dahlia made Klaus, Elijah and Rebekah inhale it, so would it need to be inhaled and remain in their lungs to be lethal? Or could it be ingested through food, blood or other means? Would ingesting it kill them? Or just make them sick until it passes through their system? Would it even pass through their system.

I was reading about how Vincent made Davina The gatekeeper to the Ancestral plane and i was wondering about what that meant. Like did she control who could use ancestral magic or was there something special about being the Gatekeeper. If you know something or have a suggestion please comment.