When "The Originals" comes back with their fourth season this fall, the show will see a five-year jump, meaning Klaus' (Joseph Morgan) and Hayley's (Phoebe Tonkin) daughter, Hope, will now be a little girl running around and asking some difficult questions about her father. The last we saw of Klaus, he was in an induced coma, so that will be quite difficult to explain to the little girl, especially when it comes to their identities as half-werewolf, half-vampire.
Executive producer Julie Plec and the cast sat down with TV Line during Comic Con to give some hints on what's to come in the highly anticipated fourth season of "The Originals." According to Plec, they have not cast the role of Hope yet, as they are still in negotiations with an actress who will potentially play the role. When asked about Hope, Tonkin expressed that she is indeed looking forward to getting to know what kind of person her on-screen daughter would be.
"Even though [Hope] hasn't been around her dad for the last five years, I think there's probably a lot of Klaus in her, good or bad, and I'm excited to see that in this little powerful witch," Tonkin explained. The actress said that she's looking forward to seeing Hope play a part in the storyline of the upcoming season of "The Originals."
Morgan added that he believes Klaus, who had been missing from the first five years of his daughter's life would definitely nervous to meet her. Speaking of Klaus, TV Guide reports that a "sadistic vampire" is out to get his hands on Klaus because of a "centuries-old grudge." In addition, it seems that "The Originals" new villain has set his eyes on Vincent (Yusuf Gatewood), so he gets entangled in trouble as well.
Fans will have to wait and see how Klaus will wake up from his coma and gear up to meet his daughter, and at the same time, face his new enemy, once "The Originals" returns to The CW this fall.
