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I'll Bring You Back To Me (Kalijah)
Here we are out here, me and you
Reaching out to each other
Is all that we can do
Here we stand trying not to fall
There’s no need to worry
Love will conquer all
It was a dismal night at the Mikaelson place, as a human Kat fought against Julian. To avoid him from harming the Salvatores, she’d lured him here. She’d always loved Damon, but Elijah was the one for her. She didn’t want them dead, so her plan was to get rid of Julian. Just in case she failed though, she’d brought him here. She knew Elijah wouldn’t fail. He was an Original, after all. That, and if Julian killed her, she knew he’d rip Julian’s heart out.
After half an hour of fighting, Julian rammed the sword into her, killing her, which Elijah arrived in enough time to see.
“No!”
Elijah immediately blurred towards him and, before Julian could pull the sword out of her to use it on Elijah, Elijah ripped his heart out.
Elijah pulled the sword out of her and tossed it to the floor. He then knelt at her side and gently pulled her into his arms.
“Katerina,” was all he could say.
He looked down at her in grief, but after a few minutes, he composed himself, not letting himself break down. He had to get her out of the Phoenix stone. Having found out about Freya through Rebekah and Klaus in New Orleans, he called Freya, needing her help.
Once he told her everything, she agreed to help, and left town to go to Mystic Falls.
Elijah gently layed her down on the kitchen table and awaited her arrival.
Do you really want to know
Just how long we’ll last
Will all of the bad times pass?
How can we make things right?
Ooh and why, why is the world so unkind?
Meanwhile, Kat woke up to find herself in the cabin the night her parents were slaughtered by Klaus.
She got to her feet, realizing this. She wouldn’t give in to whatever it wanted to do to her. Besides, she already knew what happened to them was partly her fault, but also partly Klaus’ fault. She’d ran, and he’d slaughtered them.
She turned around to leave, only to see her father.
“It’s all your fault, Katerina. Everyone you cared about died because of you. You killed your family. You killed Pearl and Anna. You killed your friends. You killed Emily. You killed your parents. All of our deaths are on your hands.”
“No,” she denied. “I was doing what I had to to survive.”
“You lost yourself along the way, Katerina. You say that, so you don’t have to feel guilty for getting your friends and family killed. You need something, so you can sleep at night, so you tell yourself that, because the truth is too painful. Everything you touch dies.”
She couldn’t deny the part about losing herself and that she’d killed people. She’d lost herself. She’d even killed some she didn’t have to kill. She’d thought at the time though, that she was doing what she had to. Survival had been everything to her. Her father was wrong about Pearl and Anna, though. She hadn’t had any hand in killing them. That had been just John.
“You’re wrong,” she denied, disagreeing with the parts that were wrong. Then she left the cabin.
A moment later, she was in Mystic Falls at the Mikaelson place. She recognized what was happening. This was when he’d chosen between her and Klaus. In reality, he’d chosen her, but this was another version.
She watched, as Elijah walked away. Then he was gone, and Damon was suddenly there.
Damon approached her.
“My love was never enough for you, was it? Now you’ve lost the one person that would’ve done anything for you. You hurt everyone around you. You’ll never change, Katherine. You ruined me and neither of us can take that back.”
“I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to hurt you. I was trying to protect you. Elijah would never leave and I’m not naive. I know that I’ve hurt people. I have regrets. I wish I could’ve been there for you, but I was different as a vampire. I can’t take back the bad I did, but as a human, I get a second chance. I have my true love and I’ve already changed. I always loved you, but Elijah has always been the one.” She rested a hand on the side of his face. “I’m so sorry, Damon.” She put her hand down.
“Then prove that you regret everything and let go. I’ll help you find liberation. Let go of everything holding you back from being who you really are, deep down.”
“Never,” she stubbornly replied.
“You’ll break soon enough, Katherine. It’s just a matter of time.”
We surely can find peace of mind
If we only see the light
Can’t you see that?
Can somebody tell me why?
Why do our dreams go wrong?
Why can’t we all get along?
Oh where did we start?
Oh and tell me when
When will we ever learn
There’s nowhere else we can turn
The truth is in our hearts
Here we are together
Meanwhile, Freya and Elijah were by the table he’d layed her on.
Elijah silently watched, as she did what she could to bring her back. It had to be as soon as possible, since she hadn’t dealt with a lot of things she’d done. He knew she had regrets, but things she’d done and that she’d had to go through, she hadn’t dealt with it, apart from when his brother had killed her family. She’d always ignored her past, instead of dealing.
Sometimes the road gets hard to travel
Sometimes the pain’s too much to bare
Sometimes when life seems to unravel
That’s the time oh to say
We’re gonna make it anyway
Can’t you see that?
After a few hours, Freya finally got her magically back into her body.
When Katherine woke up, she was in her and Elijah’s room, Elijah seated on her bedside.
She sat up.
“You did it.”
He rested a hand on the side of her face.
“Of course, Katerina.”
They smiled at each other and then kissed.
Reaching out to each other
Is all that we can do
Here we stand trying not to fall
There’s no need to worry
Love will conquer all
It was a dismal night at the Mikaelson place, as a human Kat fought against Julian. To avoid him from harming the Salvatores, she’d lured him here. She’d always loved Damon, but Elijah was the one for her. She didn’t want them dead, so her plan was to get rid of Julian. Just in case she failed though, she’d brought him here. She knew Elijah wouldn’t fail. He was an Original, after all. That, and if Julian killed her, she knew he’d rip Julian’s heart out.
After half an hour of fighting, Julian rammed the sword into her, killing her, which Elijah arrived in enough time to see.
“No!”
Elijah immediately blurred towards him and, before Julian could pull the sword out of her to use it on Elijah, Elijah ripped his heart out.
Elijah pulled the sword out of her and tossed it to the floor. He then knelt at her side and gently pulled her into his arms.
“Katerina,” was all he could say.
He looked down at her in grief, but after a few minutes, he composed himself, not letting himself break down. He had to get her out of the Phoenix stone. Having found out about Freya through Rebekah and Klaus in New Orleans, he called Freya, needing her help.
Once he told her everything, she agreed to help, and left town to go to Mystic Falls.
Elijah gently layed her down on the kitchen table and awaited her arrival.
Do you really want to know
Just how long we’ll last
Will all of the bad times pass?
How can we make things right?
Ooh and why, why is the world so unkind?
Meanwhile, Kat woke up to find herself in the cabin the night her parents were slaughtered by Klaus.
She got to her feet, realizing this. She wouldn’t give in to whatever it wanted to do to her. Besides, she already knew what happened to them was partly her fault, but also partly Klaus’ fault. She’d ran, and he’d slaughtered them.
She turned around to leave, only to see her father.
“It’s all your fault, Katerina. Everyone you cared about died because of you. You killed your family. You killed Pearl and Anna. You killed your friends. You killed Emily. You killed your parents. All of our deaths are on your hands.”
“No,” she denied. “I was doing what I had to to survive.”
“You lost yourself along the way, Katerina. You say that, so you don’t have to feel guilty for getting your friends and family killed. You need something, so you can sleep at night, so you tell yourself that, because the truth is too painful. Everything you touch dies.”
She couldn’t deny the part about losing herself and that she’d killed people. She’d lost herself. She’d even killed some she didn’t have to kill. She’d thought at the time though, that she was doing what she had to. Survival had been everything to her. Her father was wrong about Pearl and Anna, though. She hadn’t had any hand in killing them. That had been just John.
“You’re wrong,” she denied, disagreeing with the parts that were wrong. Then she left the cabin.
A moment later, she was in Mystic Falls at the Mikaelson place. She recognized what was happening. This was when he’d chosen between her and Klaus. In reality, he’d chosen her, but this was another version.
She watched, as Elijah walked away. Then he was gone, and Damon was suddenly there.
Damon approached her.
“My love was never enough for you, was it? Now you’ve lost the one person that would’ve done anything for you. You hurt everyone around you. You’ll never change, Katherine. You ruined me and neither of us can take that back.”
“I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to hurt you. I was trying to protect you. Elijah would never leave and I’m not naive. I know that I’ve hurt people. I have regrets. I wish I could’ve been there for you, but I was different as a vampire. I can’t take back the bad I did, but as a human, I get a second chance. I have my true love and I’ve already changed. I always loved you, but Elijah has always been the one.” She rested a hand on the side of his face. “I’m so sorry, Damon.” She put her hand down.
“Then prove that you regret everything and let go. I’ll help you find liberation. Let go of everything holding you back from being who you really are, deep down.”
“Never,” she stubbornly replied.
“You’ll break soon enough, Katherine. It’s just a matter of time.”
We surely can find peace of mind
If we only see the light
Can’t you see that?
Can somebody tell me why?
Why do our dreams go wrong?
Why can’t we all get along?
Oh where did we start?
Oh and tell me when
When will we ever learn
There’s nowhere else we can turn
The truth is in our hearts
Here we are together
Meanwhile, Freya and Elijah were by the table he’d layed her on.
Elijah silently watched, as she did what she could to bring her back. It had to be as soon as possible, since she hadn’t dealt with a lot of things she’d done. He knew she had regrets, but things she’d done and that she’d had to go through, she hadn’t dealt with it, apart from when his brother had killed her family. She’d always ignored her past, instead of dealing.
Sometimes the road gets hard to travel
Sometimes the pain’s too much to bare
Sometimes when life seems to unravel
That’s the time oh to say
We’re gonna make it anyway
Can’t you see that?
After a few hours, Freya finally got her magically back into her body.
When Katherine woke up, she was in her and Elijah’s room, Elijah seated on her bedside.
She sat up.
“You did it.”
He rested a hand on the side of her face.
“Of course, Katerina.”
They smiled at each other and then kissed.
Devil Inside/Farewell To Storyville
Caroline and Elena were downstairs by a table talking about the fact that Caroline had had sex with Klaus in the woods, when Tyler came down the stairs and overheard.
“Oh, my God,” Elena said, seeing Tyler.
Caroline turned to see Tyler.
He gave her a look, before walking away through a crowd of people.
Caroline watched him go until she couldn’t see him anymore. She then left Elena to take care of the mess she had just made.
When she found him, he was in a room drinking, clearly drunk and emotionally hurt. He had his back turned to her, standing in front of a table.
“Get out.”
She took a step towards him.
“Just let me explain,” she pleaded.
“No. Let me. Klaus killed thousands of people. Elena’s aunt, an entire pack of hybrids; my friends! Caroline, he killed my mom!”
She took another step.
“I know. I know. I am so sorry.”
He through the empty shot glass at the wall and turned around to face her.
“Just stop. I walked out last time. Now it’s your turn.”
She was standing less than a foot away from him now and took another step.
“No.”
“Don’t take another step, Caroline!” he yelled.
“If you would just—,"she started, but he cut her off.
“I said leave!” he yelled with a growl, going all hybrid face on her.
A moment later, both realized that he had accidentally bitten her.
She looked at him in fear.
His face was back to normal now.
“Care…”
“Don’t,” she said, as she felt the venom.
Katherine walked in, having overheard, and so wanted to slap him, but refrained from doing so.
“Nice going. Now she really needs Klaus,” she said to him, before putting a hand on her upper left arm, guiding her out. “Let’s get you to Klaus,” she said, as she guided her out.
Three hours later, she entered New Orleans, Caroline out cold with a cool wet washcloth on her forehead, dying, Katherine driving her SUV as fast as she could. Luckily, she had already been ready to visit New Orleans, before Caroline had been bitten by her ex.
As soon as she parked in front of the cemetery where Hayley had told her he was, she took the cloth off and set it on the dashboard. She hated leaving her, but she had to.
“I’ll be right back. Don’t die on me.”
She rushed into the cemetery and searched for Klaus.
“Rebekah!” she heard him call out.
She followed his and Elijah’s voices.
When she caught sight of them, she walked briskly towards them.
“You’re gonna wanna postpone your sibling rivalry. She needs you,” she said to Klaus.
Both brothers looked at her.
“Katerina?” Elijah questioned.
“Who?” Klaus asked, though he had a good guess who it was.
“Caroline. She’s in my car.”
He followed her to the entrance and Kat, knowing he couldn’t leave the cemetery, went to Caroline’s side. She opened the door and put an arm around her, getting her to her feet, using her body weight to hold her up.
Once he could get to her, he took her from Katerina. He layed her down on the ground and knelt by her, pulling her gently into his arms and biting his wrist, putting his wrist to her lips, making his blood go down her throat.
Kat walked over to Elijah.
“Whatever’s going on in Klaus’ head, you should probably get Rebekah out of here as far as possible, while he’s wrapped up in saving her life,” she said, before going into the place that the witches hung out at, because of the cemetery being filled with their dead ancestors.
“Sophie?” she called, as she walked inside.
The witch came in from a room.
“Katherine.”
“I need you to do a favor for me,” she told her.
“That depends on what it is.”
“I need you to find a spell that will stop me from dying faster than a normal human. My doppelganger shoved the cure down my throat when I tried to kill her. I was mad, and I took it out on her. There has to be a way that you can help me. I’m dying due to turning 500 years ago.”
“I’ll see what I can find out.”
“Thank you,” she replied to the witch.
A few minutes after finding a spell to stop what the cure had and was doing to the former vampiress, the spell was completed, and Katherine wasn’t dying anymore.
Afterward, Kat left the cemetery, but stayed in New Orleans.
When it was dark, the Originals and Caroline were gone, so she went for a drive around the city to see if it had changed or not since less than 100 years ago when she had last visited.
“Oh, my God,” Elena said, seeing Tyler.
Caroline turned to see Tyler.
He gave her a look, before walking away through a crowd of people.
Caroline watched him go until she couldn’t see him anymore. She then left Elena to take care of the mess she had just made.
When she found him, he was in a room drinking, clearly drunk and emotionally hurt. He had his back turned to her, standing in front of a table.
“Get out.”
She took a step towards him.
“Just let me explain,” she pleaded.
“No. Let me. Klaus killed thousands of people. Elena’s aunt, an entire pack of hybrids; my friends! Caroline, he killed my mom!”
She took another step.
“I know. I know. I am so sorry.”
He through the empty shot glass at the wall and turned around to face her.
“Just stop. I walked out last time. Now it’s your turn.”
She was standing less than a foot away from him now and took another step.
“No.”
“Don’t take another step, Caroline!” he yelled.
“If you would just—,"she started, but he cut her off.
“I said leave!” he yelled with a growl, going all hybrid face on her.
A moment later, both realized that he had accidentally bitten her.
She looked at him in fear.
His face was back to normal now.
“Care…”
“Don’t,” she said, as she felt the venom.
Katherine walked in, having overheard, and so wanted to slap him, but refrained from doing so.
“Nice going. Now she really needs Klaus,” she said to him, before putting a hand on her upper left arm, guiding her out. “Let’s get you to Klaus,” she said, as she guided her out.
Three hours later, she entered New Orleans, Caroline out cold with a cool wet washcloth on her forehead, dying, Katherine driving her SUV as fast as she could. Luckily, she had already been ready to visit New Orleans, before Caroline had been bitten by her ex.
As soon as she parked in front of the cemetery where Hayley had told her he was, she took the cloth off and set it on the dashboard. She hated leaving her, but she had to.
“I’ll be right back. Don’t die on me.”
She rushed into the cemetery and searched for Klaus.
“Rebekah!” she heard him call out.
She followed his and Elijah’s voices.
When she caught sight of them, she walked briskly towards them.
“You’re gonna wanna postpone your sibling rivalry. She needs you,” she said to Klaus.
Both brothers looked at her.
“Katerina?” Elijah questioned.
“Who?” Klaus asked, though he had a good guess who it was.
“Caroline. She’s in my car.”
He followed her to the entrance and Kat, knowing he couldn’t leave the cemetery, went to Caroline’s side. She opened the door and put an arm around her, getting her to her feet, using her body weight to hold her up.
Once he could get to her, he took her from Katerina. He layed her down on the ground and knelt by her, pulling her gently into his arms and biting his wrist, putting his wrist to her lips, making his blood go down her throat.
Kat walked over to Elijah.
“Whatever’s going on in Klaus’ head, you should probably get Rebekah out of here as far as possible, while he’s wrapped up in saving her life,” she said, before going into the place that the witches hung out at, because of the cemetery being filled with their dead ancestors.
“Sophie?” she called, as she walked inside.
The witch came in from a room.
“Katherine.”
“I need you to do a favor for me,” she told her.
“That depends on what it is.”
“I need you to find a spell that will stop me from dying faster than a normal human. My doppelganger shoved the cure down my throat when I tried to kill her. I was mad, and I took it out on her. There has to be a way that you can help me. I’m dying due to turning 500 years ago.”
“I’ll see what I can find out.”
“Thank you,” she replied to the witch.
A few minutes after finding a spell to stop what the cure had and was doing to the former vampiress, the spell was completed, and Katherine wasn’t dying anymore.
Afterward, Kat left the cemetery, but stayed in New Orleans.
When it was dark, the Originals and Caroline were gone, so she went for a drive around the city to see if it had changed or not since less than 100 years ago when she had last visited.
Gone Girl (3rd revised version)
It was a dark night in New Orleans, as Elijah stood by his window, phone to his ear, in silent grief. His Katerina was dead, according to Caroline Forbes.
“Thank you,” was all he could say before hanging up, thanking her for letting him know.
As he stood there, he could only wonder if she died in pain, and if she had died hating him for not coming to save her. He would’ve if he had known what was happening. He had been too busy with helping Klaus and protecting Hayley to even think about Katerina, or even wonder why Klaus had come back from Mystic Falls in a good mood. He knew he should’ve checked on Katerina, but he hadn’t. Now, it was too late and because of that, he would forever blame himself for not being there for her, and he would forever grieve for her. Katerina was the kind of girl that would take forever to get over. He would forever miss her.
“I’m sorry, Katerina. Forgive me,” he said to empty air, not sure what he was asking forgiveness for. Was it for leaving her, when she had pleaded for him to stay? Was it to give her spirit peace? Was it for all the wrongs he had done to her? Was it for not being there for her, when she needed him the most? He guessed it was for everything and more. Now that she was forever gone, he didn’t know what he’d do for eternity. Katerina had been what kept him holding on to his humanity, and he guessed he was the same for her. For 500 years, he had kept her safe from Klaus. No matter what, he had kept hoping that she would find herself, but what if he was who needed to help her do that? He had abandoned her. Left her all on her own after watching out for her for 500 years. How could he do that to her? Worse, he hadn’t been there when she had needed him the most. He had royally and completely screwed up, and he couldn’t fix his mistake this time.
As he looked out the window, he wanted to cry, but he didn’t. He wouldn’t let anyone know he was hurting, because no one knew how he felt. This was his own hell. He was upset that he had lost her forever but was also angry at himself for not checking on her. He couldn’t change the past though, so all he could do was grieve for her. His 500-year-old true love. The one. For him, she had been the one.
“Thank you,” was all he could say before hanging up, thanking her for letting him know.
As he stood there, he could only wonder if she died in pain, and if she had died hating him for not coming to save her. He would’ve if he had known what was happening. He had been too busy with helping Klaus and protecting Hayley to even think about Katerina, or even wonder why Klaus had come back from Mystic Falls in a good mood. He knew he should’ve checked on Katerina, but he hadn’t. Now, it was too late and because of that, he would forever blame himself for not being there for her, and he would forever grieve for her. Katerina was the kind of girl that would take forever to get over. He would forever miss her.
“I’m sorry, Katerina. Forgive me,” he said to empty air, not sure what he was asking forgiveness for. Was it for leaving her, when she had pleaded for him to stay? Was it to give her spirit peace? Was it for all the wrongs he had done to her? Was it for not being there for her, when she needed him the most? He guessed it was for everything and more. Now that she was forever gone, he didn’t know what he’d do for eternity. Katerina had been what kept him holding on to his humanity, and he guessed he was the same for her. For 500 years, he had kept her safe from Klaus. No matter what, he had kept hoping that she would find herself, but what if he was who needed to help her do that? He had abandoned her. Left her all on her own after watching out for her for 500 years. How could he do that to her? Worse, he hadn’t been there when she had needed him the most. He had royally and completely screwed up, and he couldn’t fix his mistake this time.
As he looked out the window, he wanted to cry, but he didn’t. He wouldn’t let anyone know he was hurting, because no one knew how he felt. This was his own hell. He was upset that he had lost her forever but was also angry at himself for not checking on her. He couldn’t change the past though, so all he could do was grieve for her. His 500-year-old true love. The one. For him, she had been the one.
Gone Girl (1st revised version)/Le Grand Guignol
It was a dark night, as Katherine Pierce drove to New Orleans, her daughter, Nadia Petrova, in the passenger’s seat, pale, weak, and out cold. And as she drove, she called someone on her phone.
Elijah Mikaelson was at home in Klaus’ room, when his phone went off. And when he looked at the caller ID, he saw that it was Katerina.
“Katerina,” he greeted her. “This isn’t a good time.”
“I need your help. My daughter is dying. Tyler bit my daughter, Nadia Petrova.”
“I was unaware that you had a daughter.”
“I gave birth to her before I met any of you. You have to help me convince Klaus to cure my daughter.”
“I promise you that she will be cured. I won’t let her die.”
“Thank you, Elijah.”
They hung up.
When they arrived, it was a beautiful day in New Orleans.
Kat went around the car and opened the door, as Hayley came out to help her.
“Do you need any help?” Hayley asked her.
“Yes. Please. Help me get her inside.”
Once she was in bed in a room, Nadia started to come to. And when she did, she saw her mother seated on her bedside, a pregnant lady standing not far from them.
“Where are we?” she half-whispered.
“New Orleans. Elijah promised that he’d get the cure for you.”
“Why would he even bother?”
“Because we go way back, and even after a few centuries, we have something. Elijah would do anything for me.”
“We should stay then if he means so much to you. You haven’t been happy for centuries. You deserve it.”
“I’m happy with you, too. We’ve finally found each other.”
Elijah walked in and gave the cure to her.
“Thank you, Elijah.”
“You’re welcome, Katerina. Now, I must tend to a family matter.”
He kissed her left cheek, before vanishing out of sight.
Kat smiled, before giving her daughter the cure, which Nadia took.
“I should go. I’ll be in the Bayou if anyone needs me,” Hayley informed Katherine, before leaving the room.
Kat watched her go, before looking at her daughter whom had drunk the entire cure and had sat up in bed.
“Welcome to New Orleans, Nadia,” she said to her with a smile.
Elijah Mikaelson was at home in Klaus’ room, when his phone went off. And when he looked at the caller ID, he saw that it was Katerina.
“Katerina,” he greeted her. “This isn’t a good time.”
“I need your help. My daughter is dying. Tyler bit my daughter, Nadia Petrova.”
“I was unaware that you had a daughter.”
“I gave birth to her before I met any of you. You have to help me convince Klaus to cure my daughter.”
“I promise you that she will be cured. I won’t let her die.”
“Thank you, Elijah.”
They hung up.
When they arrived, it was a beautiful day in New Orleans.
Kat went around the car and opened the door, as Hayley came out to help her.
“Do you need any help?” Hayley asked her.
“Yes. Please. Help me get her inside.”
Once she was in bed in a room, Nadia started to come to. And when she did, she saw her mother seated on her bedside, a pregnant lady standing not far from them.
“Where are we?” she half-whispered.
“New Orleans. Elijah promised that he’d get the cure for you.”
“Why would he even bother?”
“Because we go way back, and even after a few centuries, we have something. Elijah would do anything for me.”
“We should stay then if he means so much to you. You haven’t been happy for centuries. You deserve it.”
“I’m happy with you, too. We’ve finally found each other.”
Elijah walked in and gave the cure to her.
“Thank you, Elijah.”
“You’re welcome, Katerina. Now, I must tend to a family matter.”
He kissed her left cheek, before vanishing out of sight.
Kat smiled, before giving her daughter the cure, which Nadia took.
“I should go. I’ll be in the Bayou if anyone needs me,” Hayley informed Katherine, before leaving the room.
Kat watched her go, before looking at her daughter whom had drunk the entire cure and had sat up in bed.
“Welcome to New Orleans, Nadia,” she said to her with a smile.
Under (Kalijah)
Don’t bury me
Don’t lay me down
Don’t say it’s over
‘Cause that’s what sent me under
Under
Under
I died
Every time you walk away
It was a dark night in Mystic Falls, Virginia at the Mikaelson Mansion as Katherine Pierce watched Elijah Mikaelson, her love of 500 years, walk away after choosing his family over her, yet again. She didn’t show it, but it hurt her deeply that once again, he hadn’t chosen her. Her unbeating, vampiress heart was broken in two. After everything she had done, she realized that he had lost his faith and hope in her.
Don’t leave me alone with me
See
I’m afraid
Of the darkness
And my demons
And the voices
Saying nothing’s going to be okay
I feel it in my heart
Soul
Mind that I’m losing
Six months later, a very human and dying Katherine lay asleep in a guest bedroom at the Salvatore boarding house, stuck in her memories. The first was of finding her family slaughtered and crying over her ma’ma’s body, before fleeing to escape Klaus.
You
Me
You’re abusing everything I have to live
Don’t bury me
Don’t lay me down
Don’t say it’s over
‘Cause that’s what sent me under
Underneath the ground
Don’t say those words
I wanna live with your worse combunder
Only you can send me under
Under
When she had died, Elijah got a call from Caroline Forbes and Elijah came for her body and, upon returning to New Orleans, he buried her in the cemetery and consecrated her bones, having learned that she had been descended from Travelers.
Don’t lay me down
Don’t say it’s over
‘Cause that’s what sent me under
Under
Under
I died
Every time you walk away
It was a dark night in Mystic Falls, Virginia at the Mikaelson Mansion as Katherine Pierce watched Elijah Mikaelson, her love of 500 years, walk away after choosing his family over her, yet again. She didn’t show it, but it hurt her deeply that once again, he hadn’t chosen her. Her unbeating, vampiress heart was broken in two. After everything she had done, she realized that he had lost his faith and hope in her.
Don’t leave me alone with me
See
I’m afraid
Of the darkness
And my demons
And the voices
Saying nothing’s going to be okay
I feel it in my heart
Soul
Mind that I’m losing
Six months later, a very human and dying Katherine lay asleep in a guest bedroom at the Salvatore boarding house, stuck in her memories. The first was of finding her family slaughtered and crying over her ma’ma’s body, before fleeing to escape Klaus.
You
Me
You’re abusing everything I have to live
Don’t bury me
Don’t lay me down
Don’t say it’s over
‘Cause that’s what sent me under
Underneath the ground
Don’t say those words
I wanna live with your worse combunder
Only you can send me under
Under
When she had died, Elijah got a call from Caroline Forbes and Elijah came for her body and, upon returning to New Orleans, he buried her in the cemetery and consecrated her bones, having learned that she had been descended from Travelers.