Klaus And Klaus Character Analysis

The simple fact that Klaus and Elijah literally feel as if they can't properly function without each other is enough for me to know that it should end with them together. While they've both done wrong by each other at times their relationship is basically the focal point of the whole entire series. Klaus wouldn't have even given Hope and Hayley a chance to live if it weren't for Elijah. Elijah would've been driven to complete insanity and would've shed his entire persona of control if it wasn't for Klaus' forgiveness when it came to him killing Tatia. Elijah does have some semblance of authority when it comes to Klaus to the point he behaves in a much more controlled manner than he usually would. They play off of each other in way, I believe. It's a very nice and interesting dynamic when they aren't within conflict with one another. Season 4 actually made me a bit sad for Klaus because he was alone and he instantly sought out Elijah's presence. I think his visit's with Elijah - even though he doesn't remember Klaus - have kept him grounded.

Also, yeah, I noticed that Elijah and Hope didn't have any verbal interactions together. He's so adamant in making sure she's protected, that Klaus is good and is taking the opportunity to focus solely on his daughter he's not even focused on having a conversation
The Mikaelson's could choose to stay out of it and be fine. Inadu would have followed Hope and Hayley. I'm wording it that way because Hayley was constantly blaming them - especially Klaus - for something he had no control over. He didn't know his mother made a deal with his aunt nor did he know his mother would try and kill his daughter even when she's dead. Yet, Hayley was acting as if it were the Mikaelson's fault when they can't help who they're related