Fuck yeah Klamille is an appreciation blog for the pairing of Klaus Mikaelson and Camille O’Connell, better known as Klamille, on The Originals. On this blog, we will post and reblog gifs, fanart and pictures of them, as well as the characters individually and the actors who play them, Joseph Morgan and Leah Pipes.
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Within the vibrant space of Nik’s studio, a woman in her late twenties meanders through, her gaze taking in the striking artworks that adorn the walls. Each piece, whether gracefully displayed on easels or casually resting against the walls and scattered across the floor, narrates a tale—revealing glimpses of the artist’s life.
A partially draped portrait of a striking blonde woman draws her to a stop in the far corner of the room. The fabric flutters slightly, revealing a glimpse of the woman’s captivating green eyes, as if they were alive, beckoning her closer. With an instinctual flick of her wrist, she pulls away the sheet, her gaze lingering on the delicate strokes and intricate details of the painting.
Klaus holding dying Cami in his arms and immediately telling her he’ll follow her wherever she goes eventually despite how terrified he was of dying…
He wanted to kill himself to be with her again. He was never the same after she died and it was so noticeable. And fifteen years later, with most of his relationships broken, not knowing how to raise his own daughter and his brother being suicidal, the moment he had the chance of seeing her again he took it. He loved her the most when it comes to all of his romantic relationships.
It’s kind of funny that people keep arguing about which love interest Klaus Mikaelson loved the most when canonically he would have screwed his family over in order to bring Cami O’Connell back from the dead. And knowing him, he would have justified it perfectly.
Little Klamille things: Season 1 Edition - Episode 1x02 to 1x03
1x02 - House of the Rising Son:
The Painting:
Klaus apparently tracked down the artist after the night they met to buy the painting they bonded over. Mind you, this had been quite the trying night for him, and right after he and Cami talked about the artist, he went to talk with Elijah, and then went on with his shenanigans to dethrone Marcel.
But that painting never left his mind, and sometime within the following couple of months (TO 1x02 and the following episodes take place a couple of months after TVD 4x20/TO 1x01), he managed to find the artist and get that painting for himself. Oh, and funny thing is, considering there were only a handful of people watching the painting, I don’t think the work was supposed to be excellent, but it struck a chord with both Cami and Klaus, so he bought it.
Cami hated her actual name but still never minded when Klaus called her Camille because she knew he liked that name.
When he first got her name, he was smiling and pointing out that it’s French, and his smile dropped when she expressed her distaste for the name and asked to be called Cami. And I think every person watching the show has noticed that in the initial months he did call her Cami more, but as they got closer, he started calling her Camille with only a few exceptions.
Speaking of the name, “Camille” means acolyte or helper to the priest, which is fitting considering her uncle’s occupation, but on a larger scale it alludes to the role she plays in the story as the source of purity.
