| “ | Love is nothing but a trap. The one truth you speak, the one thing that I agree with entirely-- only the love of family is unbreakable. It is the only love worth fighting for. And my beloved brother, Tristan, suffers in a box, drowning over and over again, unable to die. So I will end his suffering by ending you -- his sire. And the look on Niklaus' face as a white oak bullet pierces your heart and takes your life... Will be the salve for my own broken heart. | ” |
— Aurora to Elijah in Heart Shaped Box
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Aurora de Martel is a major recurring character and secondary antagonist who first appeared in the first episode of the third season of The Originals. She is the younger sister of Tristan de Martel and daughter of Count de Martel. She is the first vampire ever turned by Rebekah Mikaelson, one of the Trinity.
Aurora is a member of the De Martel Family.
Early History
Not much is known about Aurora's childhood other that her mother died while giving birth to her and as a result she didn't celebrate her birthday at all. She was Lucien's friend long before he became the Count's servant.
Southern France, 1002
Aurora with a love letter from Klaus
She and her brother witnessed the Mikaelson siblings enter their home while the five Original Vampires were pretending to be the children of the Count de Guise. Both Lucien and Klaus appeared to have taken a liking to her, however she fell in love with Klaus. On the night of her birthday, she was found by Klaus crying alone. Upon being asked, she revealed that her mother died in childbirth, a fact Aurora blamed herself for. In response Klaus revealed his greatest sin: he murdered his mother in a fit of rage and framed his father for it, dooming his old family to a life on the run. Aurora, seeing a new kinship with Klaus, proposed that they shoulder each other's pain, and never speak of it again.
Their passionate affair was eventually discovered by Lucien, who was heartbroken, having loved Aurora since childhood and believing Klaus was trying to help him win her heart. As Tristan's guards arrived, Aurora had Klaus flee while she was discovered with Lucien. Tristan, incorrectly believing Aurora was having an affair with Lucien, took the servant to the dungeons to be tortured for the scandal. After mutilating Lucien, Tristan spoke to Aurora in the hallway, but they were met by a miraculously healed Lucien. Lucien, believing he had become a vampire like Klaus, tried to kill Tristan but was instead killed by one of the de Martel's guards. Aurora watched as her childhood friend was killed. However, the following night, she found that Lucien had completed his transition into the first ever sired vampire, and he and Klaus had fed on innocent women in the local chapel. Horrified by what she saw, Aurora fled in terror.
Aurora jumps to her death
Soon thereafter, Tristan refused to let her be with Klaus. Aurora, suffering from profound grief and from the 'demons' in her mind, slit her wrists. Rebekah found her and gave her some of her blood, telling her to cherish her human life. She was healed by the vampire blood in her system. However moments later, hoping to be reunited with Klaus, she committed suicide by throwing herself out a window in an attempt to become a vampire just as Lucien had. Her suicide with Rebekah's blood in her system led to her transforming into the first vampire of Rebekah's sireline. She revealed her transformation to Klaus, and the pair's lust for each other just grew more intense.
Aurora is compelled by Elijah
Shortly thereafter, word of the carnage the siblings were wreaking reached far enough to ensure Mikael's coming. Aurora, learning of this from Elijah, asked to come with them, however Elijah refused, stating it was his family's burden. Aurora stated that Elijah was too obsessed with family, and that he didn't even know his siblings as well as he thought. Elijah, curious, asked her what she meant, unwittingly compelling her. Upon hearing of this, Elijah became maddened with rage and compelled Aurora to view Klaus as a vile monster not worthy of love, only to then seal this act deep within his mind, away from his conscious memory and thought. Aurora then echoed these thoughts to Klaus, breaking his heart.
However, Aurora's troubles did not end there. Fearing Mikael's approach, Elijah compelled Aurora, Lucien and Tristan whom he turned, to believe themselves to be Rebekah, Niklaus, and Elijah respectively, and to garner Mikael's attention and run in their place. Believing themselves to be the Mikaelsons, the trio ran, and would run for a century.
Europe, 1114
Thanks to the Brotherhood of the Five briefly putting Elijah down with the daggers, the trio were freed, and swore vengeance against the Original Vampires that had taken a century from them with their compulsion. The after-effects of the compulsion only damaged her already fragile mind further. She would fall into long bouts of unpredictable episodes much to her brother's fear.
At some point she and Lucien were together and traveled with each other before supposedly parting ways after many centuries of life.
1700's
Aurora admitted that she hasn't felt pain since the 1700's.
Paris, France, 1903
Aurora and Lucien had spent time together during the La Belle Epoque period.
During unknown centuries, when Aurora would suffer from her heightened episodes, Tristan would have Aurora committed for many of her predispositions; often leading to crude attempts at helping her such as being plunged into ice baths, bled for melancholia, and exorcised for demons six times.
Throughout The Originals Series
Season Three
  Aurora in the monastery In For the Next Millennium, she was seen sitting in a monastery in traditional clothes. A monk handed her a piece of paper, and, upon reading the note written on it, she slit the monk's throat in a fit of rage with her fingernails. She then pulled a necklace out from under her robes and held the circular pendant in her hands before stating, "It won't be long now." Meanwhile, in New Orleans, Klaus was curious about what had happened to Aurora but Lucien explained that he and Aurora had parted lifetimes ago, and he wasn't sure what became of her.   Aurora is sedated by Tristan In You Hung the Moon, Aurora was happy and enjoying a rare visit with her brother, Tristan, during which time they practiced sword-fighting together. He asked about her actions like recently killing the monk and admitted that he wished she had handled it better. She reminded him that she has been getting better every day and insisted that it was time for him to let her out, but Tristan pointed out that he couldn't as long as she was in this state. He then let it slip that he would miss her once he had left, and upon realizing that he was going on a trip without her, she reacted badly and charged at him. Tristan, seemingly expecting this reaction, sedated her her with something in a syringe (presumably vervain). Before she lost consciousness, she begged him to take her with him on his trip and promised to be better. Once she was passed out, Tristan handed her off to the monks who came to collect her and instructed them to "up her dosage" while he was gone, since her hysteria regarding his trip could make her a danger to herself and others. He then instructed them to pass on a message that he would be back soon, and that he planned to bring her a "lovely souvenir" from New Orleans.   Aurora escapes her imprisonment In I'll See You in Hell or New Orleans, it was revealed that Aurora was in fact in love with Klaus and had a secret affair with him when she was human. Later, Aurora escaped the monastery, killing all of the monks and called Tristan to reveal that she was on her way to join him in New Orleans. With the slaughter of the monks behind her, she escaped her imprisonment by diving off of the cliffs.   Aurora disguised at the Strix gala In A Walk on the Wild Side, upon her arrival in New Orleans, Aurora secretly attended the Strix's gala, using the masquerade masks to hide her identity. Without being discovered, she poisoned Lucien's seer, Alexis, who had been having visions of the Originals' doom, before leaving the party. The following morning, she discarded the empty bottle of poison she had used and threw away her mask, walking freely into the streets of New Orleans with her presence still being unknown to both Klaus and her brother, Tristan.   Aurora reveals herself to Klaus In The Axeman's Letter, Aurora sent a unique message to Klaus revealing that she was in town and wanted him to come find her. When he did, Aurora explained to him the specifics of her turn to a vampire, all leading up to revealing a thousand year old secret of Elijah's: that he had compelled Aurora to believe that Klaus was a monster unworthy of love after discovering that Klaus was the one who killed their mother, Esther. Aurora told Klaus this hoping to cause a rift between him and his brother and wanting to earn Klaus's favor again after rejecting him under compulsion a thousand years ago. Aurora's revelation pushed Klaus to attack Elijah.   Aurora is shown Klaus' painting of her In Beautiful Mistake, Aurora was taken on a tour of New Orleans by Klaus as a method of getting her to open up to him. She easily deduced as much, yet played along with his casual interrogation. Eventually, the two returned to the compound, where Klaus showed Aurora a painting of her, long encased in a wall, admitting that he never did stop loving her. The two then made love in Klaus' bedroom. However, after getting redressed, Klaus received a phone call from Elijah and Freya, telling him that Rebekah had been abducted by the Strix. Upon waking, Aurora quickly realized why Klaus was upset and told him of Lucien and Tristan's secret alliance and their plan to utilize a cursed medallion to trap the Originals in an unbreakable barrier for all time, ensuring that nothing could harm them so the sirelines would never be killed as a result. However, she assured him that he shouldn't worry since she sent members of her own sireline, vampires loyal to her undercover along with Tristan's forces to capture Rebekah, taking her neutralized body away from the Strix and out of her brother's possession. Promising him that she, like Tristan and Lucien, only wanted her sire's assured survival and that Rebekah was safe, she told him to return to bed. Aurora reunites with Tristan In Out of the Easy, Aurora and Klaus remained together in bed until Elijah came to the compound looking for Klaus. When Aurora told Elijah that she knew where Rebekah was, Elijah threatened Aurora's brother for Rebekah's location, but Aurora was undeterred as she and Klaus had reached an understanding before Aurora left the brothers alone. A short time later, Aurora found Tristan at the airport with Rebekah's empty coffin. Tristan was agitated by her not coming to him once she was in New Orleans but even more annoyed by her taking Rebekah and meddling with his plans to use the neutralized Original as leverage against the Mikaelsons. Aurora tried to calm him by telling him she had other plans for her sire and that he should trust her.   Aurora at the dinner Aurora arrived at the Mikaelson compound for Thanksgiving, greeting a flustered Lucien and her brother, who had all been invited by Klaus to attend the dinner. Once the dinner began, Aurora grew annoyed that the dinner was nothing more than an interrogation. She became visibly disturbed when Lucien mentioned having Camille hostage and Klaus' feelings for her. After more prodding from the Mikaelsons and a confrontation with Freya, Aurora soon revealed Rebekah's whereabouts to be under the ocean. While the other guests were surprised and Klaus outraged, she gloated about Rebekah having company with the fishes down there. Freya used magic to snap Aurora's neck and brought her to another room where Freya and Hayley tried to beat Rebekah's location out of her. Their attempts were futile as Aurora was stronger than them and enjoyed the pain she received, commenting that she hadn't felt it in three hundred years When they threaten Tristan, Aurora revealed that she only held the latitude of Rebekah's location and Tristan had the longitude, ensuring both siblings' safeties. Back at the dinner table, Klaus snapped Tristan's neck and told Aurora that Tristan will die slowly and painfully unless she returned Rebekah. She furiously asked him about his proclamations of love but he countered that he would have kept his promises of love to her but that they were betrayed by her kidnapping his sister. Furious, Aurora stormed out of the dinner and went to Lucien's penthouse just as Camille was escaping, taking her captive.   Aurora takes Camille hostage In The Other Girl in New Orleans, Aurora brought the captive Camille to St. Anne's church, wanting to have a conversation. Inside, they found men training in the new gym, prospective vampires for Marcel, who Aurora said she would turn. Camille, not knowing who Aurora was or why she had abducted her, asked to let the men go and deal with just her since she seemed to have a problem with her. Aurora introduced herself as Klaus' long-lost love and took Camille captive as a bargaining chip to get Tristan back from the Mikaelsons. Aurora began turning the men in the gym, forcing them into transition while she taunted Camille about her family's dark past and told her about her family's own; how Aurora had suffered for a millennia from something like bipolar disorder and her brother's failed attempts to cure her. She then questioned Camille's feelings for Klaus and laughed at the idea that Cami believed she was really bringing out the good in him. When Camille suggested that Aurora was scared Klaus really didn't love her or her damaged mind, Aurora grew more hostile.   Klaus enters Aurora's mind Klaus arrived and tried to talk Aurora down from harming Camille by promising that Aurora was the woman he loved, not Cami. Aurora prepared to rip out Camille's throat, satisfied now that she had heard Klaus' profession of love. Klaus grabbed Aurora and got her away from Cami before she could harm her, bringing her outside into an alley. Seeing Klaus so angry made Aurora realize that Klaus really did care about Camille, and casually decided Camille really would have to die then. Tired of her fantasy, Klaus spitefully told Aurora that she was just someone he left behind a thousand years ago, and that there was nothing between them anymore. Klaus admitted that he would kill Aurora for what she did to Cami but he couldn't kill her yet. Aurora, devastated and confused by his words, couldn't stop Klaus from entering her mind and learning where she had dropped Rebekah in the ocean. With that information, Klaus pondered what was stopping him from killing Aurora, who just helplessly couldn't understand that he didn't love her. Before Klaus could decide what to do with her, he was distracted by Camille fighting the transitioning vampires. While he went to rescue her, Aurora fled and ended up on a bench, sobbing as Lucien appeared to comfort her.   Aurora plays the piano In Savior, Aurora was once again in Tristan's care, kept sedated so she wouldn't do anything to endanger his plans again. While he prepared a Regent to activate The Serratura, she remained resting. Later, she played God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen on the piano and was rejoined by her brother, both taking a quiet moment to enjoy the holiday. Aurora was visibly calm and content, having already secretly compelled Camille to kill herself with Aurora's blood in her system the moment she and Klaus consummated their love. She continued playing the piano with her brother at her side, as her plans came to fruition and Camille killed herself and began her transition into becoming a vampire. In A Ghost Along the Mississippi, Klaus swore retaliation against Aurora for what she did to Cami. Later on, a sedated Aurora was being transported inside an SUV by some Strix vampires on Tristan's orders, as he prepared to trap the Originals with the Serratura. Vincent suddenly appeared in front of the vehicle and used his magic to send the SUV crashing. Elijah dispatched her Strix escort while Klaus took Aurora, who was happy to see Klaus in her drug induced state. The Mikaelsons took her hostage, to exchange her for the Serratura and Hayley, who Tristan had previously captured. Desperate to save his sister, Tristan made a deal with Klaus to make a trade between them. During the exchange, the Mikaelsons had Camille magically disguised as Aurora to fool Tristan, who thought he was saving his sister but instead walked into their trap. Aurora was confined to a barrier circle in the Mikaelson compound, in a stupor from her sedation, but was freed by Lucien while the Mikaelsons were at the exchange. In Dead Angels, it is revealed that she is secretly working with Madison, a member of The Sisters. She ordered the latter to retrieve the wooden knight from Camille. During a secret meeting between them in an alley, Madison gives her the wooden knight after a successful thievery and asks Aurora to 'free' her from her coven. Still delighted by the stolen figurine, she bites Madison according to her wish and leaves the alley as she bleeds to her death. She is then seen with a craftsman, who is apparently reshaping the wooden knight into seven individual bullets for her. He asks her what animal she would kill using wooden bullets. She replies that the bullets aren't meant for animals, but for a whole family of monsters. In Heart Shaped Box, Freya tries a locator spell to find Aurora and she suddenly appears behind Freya, asking if she has been looking for her. When Freya wakes up, she asks what she did to her and Aurora tells her she gave the same concoction to her as Tristan did when she had her episodes. When Freya tells her that her brothers will come for her, Aurora says that's exactly what she wants. She then gets the revolver and points it at Freya, and shoots her in the stomach, and questions if she'll still be alive when Freya's brothers find her. Aurora has buried Freya, but the tricky part is that Aurora has made many decoys to confuse Klaus and Elijah. Aurora confronts Elijah and aims the gun at him while the two make snide remarks at each other. When Elijah realizes Aurora's plan to kill him and let Klaus watch, Aurora gets nervous and cocks the gun, ready to shoot him. Elijah makes a snide comment to Aurora, which makes her confident smile fall and hurt, and Elijah then lunges at her. She holds the gun right against his heart, and tells him how her brother is suffering at the bottom of the ocean. She tells him that she will end her brother's suffering by ending Elijah, and that the look on Klaus' face will be the salve for her broken heart. When Klaus arrives and tries to talk her out of shooting the gun, she tells him he's wrong and she pulls the trigger, but Freya uses her magic and the bullet misses Elijah, but it ricochets off the wall and hits Freya. Aurora then vamp speeds away and Klaus gives chase to her. When Klaus yells and says what he'll do to her will redefine sadistic, Aurora appears and she shots him in the shoulder. Klaus grabs a "No Trespassing" sign and it partially goes through Aurora's side. She yelps in pain and when she pulls it out, Klaus is gone. With gun in hand, Aurora looks for Klaus and when she hears twigs breaking, she spins around Klaus speeds towards her, breaks her wrist and the revolver flies out of her hand. When she looks back at Klaus it is shown that he now has the gun and he aims it at her. She slowly rises with her hands up in the air and she pleads with him. She then knocks the gun out of his hand and karate chops him in the leg, and he goes down. She apologizes and before she shoots him, Elijah shows up and she instead shoots him in the lower part of the chest. She then vamp speeds away as she knows she'll be killed if she sticks around. While in the Bayou sitting in her car and looking at the revolver in her hands, she hears footsteps approaching and looks in the side mirror and sees that it is Aya. She vamp speeds out of the car and aims the revolver at Aya, and tells her she's need in the mood to talk. Aya tells Aurora she is there to make an offer of becoming an ally and if they have common ground. Her words intrigue Aurora which makes her smile and states that their worlds could change with a bang. In A Streetcar Named Desire, a witch immersed Aurora into a Representational spell-world with her brother Tristan. The two had a heartfelt reunion and waited for Elijah and Klaus to appear. Aurora promised Tristan to come back for him before their world collapsed. After the events that transpired while Aurora's consciousness was in the world, she was walled into a bricked structure by Klaus. Due to her involvement in unlinking the sirelines, Aurora killing Camille, and entering Klaus' life as an enemy, Klaus felt the need to have her contained in a brick wall. Aurora was set to desiccate due to her imprisonment. In An Old Friend Calls, Cami and Klaus discussed why Aurora chose to kill Cami. Later, Cami mentioned to Vincent that she believed Aurora would eventually return and try to finish her. In Behind the Black Horizon, after Lucien became an Upgraded Original Vampire, he released Aurora from her entombment, having made a second dose of serum for her. In The Devil Comes Here and Sighs, Aurora and Lucien were seen having a dinner inside a gazebo. It was during this time that Lucien revealed his newfound strength to Aurora and offered her to drink the serum as well, so they can work together to achieve the common goal - fulfill the prophecy and kill the entire Mikaelson family. However, Aurora refused this offer, as her brother is still trapped inside the container at the bottom of the ocean. Lucien then promised that he'll do everything to bring Tristan back, and if that fails, he'd kill Elijah himself and free Tristan from his suffering. Later, after Lucien defeated Klaus, he brought him back to his penthouse where Aurora was patiently waiting to get her revenge. Afterwards, while the two were having a conversation about the future they could've had together, which Aurora found amusing, Camille and Hayley came up with a plan to stop Aurora from drinking the serum and killing Klaus. In No More Heartbreaks, Aurora's unconscious body can be seen while Camille and Klaus were having a conversation. In Where Nothing Stays Buried, Aurora's covered, unconscious body was once again shown. In Give 'Em Hell Kid, Freya examined Aurora's body only to find out that there isn't a single trace of serum in her blood. |
Personality
When she was still human, despite being born into a noble family, she was nothing like her father, brother, or other noblewomen. Aurora was kind, caring, selfless, compassionate, sympathetic and moral. However, despite being kind and caring, Aurora was very obsessive about becoming a vampire to be with Klaus. One night, after being declined once again, Aurora tried to take her own life by slitting her wrists. She also suffered from bipolar disorder, which caused her to have manic episodes of depression, happiness, anger, etc.
Aurora is described as a beautiful and enigmatic vampire who is, at times, sexy, seductive, witty and free-spirited. But due to her bipolar disorder, which is heightened as a vampire, she can also be malevolent, dangerous and extremely violent in an instant. Her disorder caused her to have episodes that were extremely manic and dangerous. In her lightest moments, she's the flame that draws men to her like moths; in her darkest, she'll kill those same men without a second thought. She has a childlike air to her and appears to have a close relationship with her brother Tristan, despite him keeping her captive in a monastery as a result of her disorder.
Aurora is also manipulative and calculating. She uses her cunning mind to work around any situation to meet her own ends. Aurora has very low self-esteem, and leans on those around for that boost of esteem. This can be shown when Klaus mentions Camille and she becomes jealous and believes that Cami is in the way of her and Klaus' relationship, and takes matters into her own hands. She can be very cruel and cold-hearted towards those that she thinks have wronged her, as shown when she compelled Cami to kill herself in front of a sleeping Klaus. Even after this, she justified her actions as an act of love for Klaus. She then justified her later actions as revenge towards Klaus for rejecting her. She seems to have no regard for human life, finding it a means to an end.
Despite her flawed personality, Aurora loves passionately and with her whole heart and soul. She is also extremely loyal to her family, lover, and sire. Despite everything that Tristan did to her, she still stayed by his side and even fought for him against the Mikaelsons. She tried to save her brother by killing Elijah, as this would end her brother's torment of drowning repeatedly, and was heartbroken when she failed to save him. She stole Rebekah's body to ensure that Rebekah - and herself remained safe, as Aurora's life is tied to Rebekah's.Physical Appearance
Aurora has green eyes and straight red hair with thin eyebrows and a wide smile that is quite endearing. She looks quite youthful, with her slim features and bone structure. Lucien has also described her as having eyes a person could get lost in just from one look. Also, Klaus called her "exquisite" when he first laid his eyes on her. She is seen wearing stylish, dark-colored clothing that is very expensive and modern. She enjoys accessories and wears them often, along with heavy make-up.
As a human, she is seen with her hair very long and often in tiny braids. She either wore it up or down, but often paired with a light-colored dress and minimal make-up.
Powers and Abilities
Aurora possesses all the standard powers and abilities of a non-Original vampire. But being over a thousand years old, she was one of the strongest vampires in existence, second only to the Original Vampires. Aurora was the second member of the Trinity to be turned after Lucien, making her the second strongest of the group until Lucien became the Beast.
She had a very high resistance to aneurysm spells due to her time at a Buddhist monastery for an unknown amount of time. Her resistance to pain infliction spells is impressive considering that she found Freya's attempt to hurt her amusing. Aurora seemed to be a skilled operator of mind compulsion. This power is one of the things she enjoys the most about being a vampire. Aurora has been seen to be skilled in sword fighting, able to defend herself and also attack. However, it is shown that her skills were inferior to that of her brother Tristan de Martel. Her fighting skills were more than a match with Hayley; an non-original werewolf-vampire hybrid. Her reflexes are fast enough that allowed her to shoot both Klaus and Elijah in a blink of an eye, without them being able to react.
Aurora using mind compulsion.
Through unknown means, she claimed that she, Lucien and Tristan could not be compelled anymore.
She has shown great strength by snapping Hayley's neck and throwing her a considerable distance across the room. Her physical strength was also more than a match for the newly-turned Camille.
Weaknesses
Aurora has the typical weaknesses of a non-Original vampire.
Relationships
- Aurora and Tristan (Siblings/Former Allies)
- Klaus and Aurora (Enemies/Ex-Lovers)
- Aurora and Lucien (Old Friends/Former Allies)
- Rebekah and Aurora (Former Friends/Enemies/Rebekah's first sired vampire)
- Aurora and Elijah (Enemies/Former Allies)
- Camille and Aurora (Enemies/Rivals)
- Freya and Aurora (Enemies)
- Hayley and Aurora (Enemies)
Appearances
The Vampire Diaries Season Seven
- Moonlight on the Bayou (Indirectly Mentioned)
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Name
- Aurora is a feminine name of Latin origin. The name means "the Dawn." It stems from Roman mythology, Aurora the goddess of dawn.[2]
- Martel is one of Britain and France's most famous and historic surnames. It derives from the French word "martel" meaning "hammer".[3]
Trivia
- She is the oldest vampire of Rebekah's sireline.
- She was previously held captive by monks in a monastery by her brother, Tristan, who ordered them to drug her (presumably vervain). It is currently unknown as to why, though it is entirely possible that Aurora is mentally or emotionally unstable given her behavior during their most recent reunion.
- According to her brother Tristan, Aurora has a tendency to fall into her dark periods and that her most recent one occurred long ago and has yet to lift. Hence the reason she was held in the monastery.
- Aurora displayed signs of mental instability as a human.
- She is the second sired vampire in history.
- This makes her the first female vampire sired in history while Lucien is the first male vampire sired in history.
- She is the first vampire to be compelled by an Original Vampire.
- She was compelled by Elijah to see Klaus as the wretched, deceitful monster that he truly is. Later she was also compelled to believe that she was Rebekah. He then told her to run in the fear of Mikael along with Lucien and Tristan who believed they were Niklaus and Elijah respectively.
- Aurora, Tristan and Lucien swore vengeance against the Mikaelson family and spend centuries looking for weapons that would kill them until the truth about the sirelines were revealed, thus forcing them to incapacitate the Originals instead so they wouldn't die themselves.
- She, like both Lucien and her brother, are immune to vervain.
- She is very resistant to pain infliction spells. Though she seems to displays some enjoyment towards it.
- She is strong enough to hold on her own facing a powerful witch (Freya) and a hybrid (Hayley) in combat.
- Aurora is jealous of Klaus' affection for Camille O'Connell.
- She is the first vampire in history of TVD/TO universe revealed to be bipolar.
- Aurora plays the piano.
- She is the only member of the Trinity to appear in all of the first 10 episodes of season 3.
- She claims she hasn't felt pain since the 1700's, and to her it tickled when Freya did a pain infliction spell on her.
- Since Aurora drank the serum to become an upgraded Original but hasn't died yet, it is unknown if it will get out of her system, or how it will affect her.
- After Vincent extracted the serum from her body, Aurora is once again an ordinary vampire.
- With her brother and Lucien dead, she is now the only remaining member of the Trinity.
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