'The Originals' Season 5 Spoilers: Klaus Deals With Misery by Going on a Rampage
Blood will spill as Klaus (Joseph Morgan) struggles to accept the irrevocable fate of his family in the upcoming final season of "The Originals."
According to Inquisitr, Klaus will try to deal with his misery over the sad destiny of the Mikaelsons by being as destructive as he can. It looks like the hybrid will go on a rampage to express his anger and agony that he will not be able to see his siblings again. Last installment, the Originals decided to sacrifice their family to save Hope (now played by Danielle Rose Russell). Their bodies were used to imprison portions of The Hollow's soul, thus Klaus and his siblings must never meet again to ensure that the enemy will not get a chance to revive.
While Klaus is busy killing left and right, Elijah (Daniel Gillies) will find himself meeting a surprise visitor. Spoilers reveal that Marcel (Charles Michael Davis) will come to him. The Mikaelsons' former ally has a proposition for Elijah, and it appears that he is trying to urge the vampire to return to New Orleans. It seems Marcel might have succeeded since Elijah will soon reunite with Klaus.
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A previously released trailer showed Klaus' shocked expression when he realizes that his brother is back in the city. Speculations are rife that Elijah could be the next big bad, though, while Marcel could be just using him as a pawn to take down Klaus. There is no way he is finished with his revenge, and as long as his sire is alive, Marcel will do his best to kill him.
Meanwhile, viewers are looking forward to seeing Elijah and Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin) back in each other's arms. The star-crossed lovers have fought for their love for a long time, only to fail miserably again and again. Perhaps, they will be lucky in the new season. There are rumors, though, that claim that Hayley will never get to see Elijah again. This is because she will allegedly die soon in the series.
"The Originals" season 5 will air sometime in 2018.
