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Klaus And Klaus Character Analysis

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>How the fuck didn't Klaus and Lucien notice the V.C. Andrews vibe between Tristan and Aurora? The only man Aurora wants to be with his her brother and Tristan looks like he always DTF Aurora. Both Klaus, Lucien, and Elijah have terrible taste in women. Klaus has better taste than both the others though. Klaus had Caroline (+), Cami (+), Hayley (+-, he had the good sense to hit it and quit it). Elijah had Celeste (+ish), Gia (+), Aya (+) and, Hayley (-infinity). Lucien had Aurora (-9999999999999). So, Klaus is the overall winner, lol. Oh yes! Aurora definitely wanted some of her brother's loving alright. Rough, hard, soft, and slow thrusting loving. (insert cheesy grin) "Tristan looks like he always DTF Aurora" Haha! Tristan seemed like he was DTF Elijah as well. Elijah had me weak when he fixed Tristan's tie and hair. (insert dead emoji) Ehh I don't know about Caroline being a plus....she's like half of a plus because the overall of their relationship was just her not wanting him – Liar – and Klaus …show more content…

The deal was for her to have the first born child but that doesn't mean she has to go off the face of the fucking Earth to accomplish that. Klaus, Mikael, and Freya – can't remember what Rebekah was doing - had the right idea to face this shit while Hayley is running with her pack of mutts with no conductive plan and Elijah is being stupid once again because he lets himself be manipulated. I don't fully believe that he doesn't peep that shit himself. I can't. He's way too old and has been around Klaus' influence waaaay too long to not know the signs. He clearly loves his brother – even though I haven't heard him say it – so him loving Hayley has nothing to do with his blindness to what's going on. He has to know in my opinion but lets it slide just like he does with everything else before he confronts

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