Nothing says Thanksgiving like turkey, stuffing, lies, and a few broken necks.
Translation: They have big egos.
And quite frankly, theyre also just plain fun to watch.
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Act One: Wheres Rebekah?
Still reeling from the loss of Rebekah, Elijah is intent on finding his sister…and fast.
As for him, well, he heads home to find out why Klaus isnt answering his phone.
Theyre going to do what they do best: Throw a dinner party and turn everyone against one another!
Its their specialty: fancy manipulation.
Act Two: Whats everyone thankful for?
(Oh andKlaus stuffing, which apparently has too many walnuts for Elijahs liking.)
(Although, Stefan was drowning over and over, so maybe he still wins?)
Turns out, she knows the latitude of Rebekahs location…and he knows the longitude.
NEXT: Which team is Lucien on?
He knows that if she doesnt help the Trinity, theyre going to kill her.
Translation: Shes lonelier now than when she lived alone in that attic.
(Some people call it dessert.)
The way he sees it, its a sibling for a sibling.
However, by the time Klaus shows up at Luciens penthouse, Cami has rescued herself.
Only, her rescue ended with her coming face-to-face with a very jealous and emotionally unstable Aurora.
So yeah, Cami ends the episode in the trunk of a car.
The one upside to Klaus visiting Luciens apartment?
Lucien seemingly hands over the medallion as proof of his loyalty.
Im not sure what Luciens up to, but I think hes my favorite mini-Mikaelson regardless.
The Thanksgiving table hes currently looking at?
Hes seen it before.
Yeah, this cant be a good sign.
And honestly, watching these families bicker is too good to complain about.
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