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− | |occupation = Handmaid of [[Katherine von Swartzchild]] |
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+ | |birthdate = * 15th Century (early 1400's) |
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+ | |job = * Handmaiden |
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+ | |gender = * Female |
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+ | |family = * Unnamed Son † |
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+ | |cause of death = * Natural Causes |
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+ | |first = * ''[[The Awakening]]'' <small>(Mentioned)</small> |
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+ | |last = * ''[[The Fury]]'' <small>(Mentioned)</small>}} |
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+ | '''Gudren''' was a character of ''The Vampire Diaries [[The Vampire Diaries (novel series)|novel]]'' series. She was the handmaiden of [[Katherine von Swartzschild]] presumably under the employment of [[Elizabeth Morrow-Gilbert]] and [[Baron von Swartzschild]]. |
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⚫ | At the age of fifteen, Katherine became very ill and it was presumed that her death was imminent. Unwilling to watch her suffer from her illness, Gudren paid a desperate visit to an [[The Old Ones|Old One]] named [[Klaus (novel)|Klaus]] and asked him to cure her. Although Katherine had no say in the matter, Klaus agreed to help by transforming her into a [[Vampire (Novel)|vampire]]. |
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+ | Gudren does not appear in TV series. Instead, [[Katerina Petrova|Katherine]]'s friend and traveling handmaiden is an ancestor of [[Bonnie Bennett]], [[Emily Bennett]] portrayed by [[Bianca Lawson]]. |
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+ | *'''Gudren''' comes from the Old Norse Guðrún, meaning "god's secret lore", which derived from the elements guð "god" and rún "secret lore". Another alternate spelling of the name is Gudrun. In Norse legend, Gudrun was the wife of Sigurd. |
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==Trivia== |
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− | *In the [[The Vampire Diaries (TV series)|TV series]], Gudren’s character was replaced by [[Emily Bennett]]. |
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+ | *Gudren helped Katherine fake her own death in the [[The Awakening|books]], while Emily helped protect the vampires who were intended to be burned by magically sealing them inside of a tomb to save Katherine's life, not knowing that she had been freed by [[George Lockwood]]. |
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+ | *Gudren refers to Katherine as "mistress Katerina". |
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− | *Gudren helped Katherine fake her death, Emily protected the vampires by imprisoning them inside of a tomb. |
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Revision as of 21:10, 12 April 2020
Gudren was a character of The Vampire Diaries novel series. She was the handmaiden of Katherine von Swartzschild presumably under the employment of Elizabeth Morrow-Gilbert and Baron von Swartzschild.
Early History
At the age of fifteen, Katherine became very ill and it was presumed that her death was imminent. Unwilling to watch her suffer from her illness, Gudren paid a desperate visit to an Old One named Klaus and asked him to cure her. Although Katherine had no say in the matter, Klaus agreed to help by transforming her into a vampire.
After the feud between Damon, Katherine, and Stefan, Gudren helped Katherine fake her own death.
The Vampire Diaries
Gudren does not appear in TV series. Instead, Katherine's friend and traveling handmaiden is an ancestor of Bonnie Bennett, Emily Bennett portrayed by Bianca Lawson.
Name
- Gudren comes from the Old Norse Guðrún, meaning "god's secret lore", which derived from the elements guð "god" and rún "secret lore". Another alternate spelling of the name is Gudrun. In Norse legend, Gudrun was the wife of Sigurd.
Trivia
- While Gudren was human in the books, Emily was a witch in the TV series.
- Gudren helped Katherine fake her own death in the books, while Emily helped protect the vampires who were intended to be burned by magically sealing them inside of a tomb to save Katherine's life, not knowing that she had been freed by George Lockwood.
- Gudren refers to Katherine as "mistress Katerina".
See also
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