Klaus Mikaelson Character Analysis

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“Saturday is a day for torturing people,” Klaus Mikaelson, who is certainly a unique character, once stated. Klaus is a vampire in The Originals, who has certainly changed the face of supernatural media. When one thinks of power, witches and vampires, such as Klaus Mikaelson, are both thought of. Why? Magic and blood are both linked to power. These two topics have greatly influenced the world of mythology for as long as superstition has been around. The modern world now is surrounded by new supernatural aspects, as seen in shows such as Charmed and The Originals. Charmed and The Originals are related in the sense that they have supernatural characters, an emphasis on family values, and they show the endeavor between good and evil. Charmed and The Originals both contain unique supernatural aspects, yet in many ways they can vary from each other or even be identical. …show more content…

In Charmed the fight between good and evil is on the basis of good and how the Halliwells (Piper, Phoebe, Paige, and the late Prue) are always saving the world from the horrors of demons and warlocks one day at a time even when the forces of evil try to triumph over the sisters. In The Originals the fight is against good, and anything that has blood. Klaus, Rebekah, and Elijah, the last of the originals, are always in skirmishes with other vampires, werewolves, and witches in order to get more power and influence in the real world for personal gain. One aspect of that personal gain is to be able to kill more supernatural beings. When Klaus got in a intense argument with Camille, a force of good that was trying to change Klaus’s heart, Klaus stated, “don’t underestimate the allure of darkness; even the purest of hearts are drawn to it.” When Klaus states this it might seem like he is evil, but it shows that deep down even he has humanity because even he is still resisting the pull toward the allure of

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