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Cary is a werewolf, and a direct descendant of Ansel and his family. He is currently a member of the North East Atlantic Pack. This pack can be traced back to the beginning of werewolves. It is confirmed by Niklaus Mikaelson that he is a direct descendant from Klaus' father through one of his children, who survived Mikael's slaughterings against the werewolf family. After a 1000 years, Klaus' relatives found their way to him, through the news of his child. After Klaus found out of his werewolf family, he went to Kieran to help him protect them from the vampires. Cary has not been seen onscreen since then.

Cary is a member of an unnamed Family of Werewolves and a member of the North East Atlantic Pack.

Early History[]

Nothing is known about Cary, except he is a direct descendant of Niklaus' father and that he is a member of the North East Atlantic wolf pack.

Throughout The Originals Series[]

Season One[]

In Reigning Pain in New Orleans, Cary is first seen running away from Diego and other night walkers after Klaus' decision to order the slaughter of the werewolves. The group of wolves are quickly caught, although Elijah steps in, pulling Diego away from him and orders the vampires away, he and Rebekah having heed Hayley's request to save them. Elijah threatens Diego who turns to leave, and Cary wakes up and asks to know who they were. Elijah notices something and he walks forwards and touches the ring attached to a chain on his necklace. Later on, when Elijah and Rebekah arrive home, he shows Klaus the rings and tells him that they questioned Cary, who knew of the legend of "the Hybrid", and that he was part of Klaus' father's bloodline.

In Après Moi, Le Déluge, Cary and his werewolf family were being brought into St. Anne's Church by Kieran the church's priest. He brought them to the church to keep them safe when Davina was ill. When Klaus appears with Hayley and brings Kieran food to his werewolf family, Cary sees Klaus. Hayley quickly knows they are werewolves and Klaus tells her they are his blood and family to him and their child.

In Moon Over Bourbon Street, it is revealed that the ring Cary had around his neck was not just Klaus' mother's ring, but it was also a Moonlight Ring that was given to Klaus' father as a way of freeing him of the werewolf curse needing to turn on a Full Moon. It is also revealed that Cary is not just descended of Niklaus' father but a direct descendant from his father, making him and Niklaus Mikaelson kind of brothers.

In The Big Uneasy, Klaus calls Oliver to find his paternal relative Cary who is blond, among the the many werewolves at The Bayou, he brought Cary to Klaus at St. Anne's Church. Oliver says when he tried to find

Cary, he jumped on Oliver. Klaus isn't pleased that he took Cary by force, and it is why Marcel succeeded because some werewolves couldn't get along with each other. Klaus introduces himself to Cary and he tells him, according to legends, Klaus is from his werewolf bloodline, which he confirms. Klaus shows him the Moonlight Ring he had when he first came to The Bayou. He asked Cary if he knows what stone it is from and Cary doesn't know but he'll ask around at Klaus' request.

Personality[]

Cary is shown to be rather quiet, but will attack someone if threatened (i.e. Oliver). He is also shown to be rather happy when he met Klaus, his distant relative. Like all members of the North East Atlantic Pack, Cary does not get along with the Crescent Wolf Pack at all, for good reason.

Physical Appearance[]

He has dark brown hair and brown eyes. He also wore a ring on a chain around his neck that Elijah recognized as having once belonged to Esther.

Powers and Abilities[]

Cary possesses all the standard powers and abilities of a non-Evolved werewolf.

Weaknesses[]

Cary has the typical weaknesses of a non-Evolved werewolf.

Appearances[]

Season One

Name[]

  • Cary is an English name of Germanic, Old Welsh, and English origin. From English roots, its meaning is from the River Cary; from the pleasant stream.[1]

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