FAQ About The Originals

"The Originals" explores the theme of redemption extensively throughout the series, offering nuanced portrayals of characters seeking redemption and grappling with their past actions. 

Klaus, one of the central characters, is presented as a complex and deeply flawed individual. Throughout the series, he seeks redemption for his past actions, particularly his history of violence and cruelty. The show delves into his internal struggle to overcome his dark nature and find redemption through love and self-sacrifice.

Elijah, Klaus' brother, also embarks on a path of redemption. He grapples with the consequences of his past choices and strives to make amends for his role in the family's history. Elijah seeks redemption through acts of loyalty, honor, and selflessness, often acting as a moral compass for the Mikaelson family.

"The Originals" also features several other characters who undergo journeys of redemption. Characters like Rebekah, Marcel, and Freya face their own past mistakes and seek to atone for their actions. They grapple with guilt, remorse, and the desire to change their paths and find redemption.