"The Originals" season 4 is expected to air mid-season of 2017 but Joseph Morgan has been teasing fans with details of the upcoming season. Morgan recently dropped a bomb, hinting that unusual alliances will be formed as friends become enemies. There's also the burning question of Marcel and Klaus' relationship.
New Orleans Turned Upside Down
Joseph Morgan teased fans with exciting details about "The Originals" season 4. In a recent Instagram post, the actor shared with fans their shooting location and how it will be turned upside down. While Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin) and Hope (Summer Fontana) left New Orleans to look for the cure, Klaus is very much alive after Marcel punished him into a pain-induced coma. Morgan, who plays Klaus Mikaelson, further teased that his character is will come back to life with newfound power, per Christian Today.
To recall, fans last saw Klaus punished by his surrogate son Marcel (Charles Michael Davis) into an induced-pain coma per GamenGuide. "The Originals" season 4 spoilers suggest that Klaus will barely make it out alive but he will while the rest of the Mikaelsons will also make it. However, on the bad side, Morgan teased that someone will be betrayed next season.
A video posted by Joseph Morgan (@therealjosephmorgan) on Sep 8, 2016 at 10:59am PDT
Friends Become Enemies?
The actor added that blood will flow with enemies becoming friends and friends turning enemies. "The Originals" season 4 will explore further the different dynamics of each character's relationship. Friends will turn hostile, forcing them to team up with their enemies and forming strange alliances. Based on these hints and clues, fans are thinking that Klaus and Marcel may just form an unlikely relationship.
Fans may just get to see Marcel reconciling with Klaus in "The Originals" season 4. Morgan's teasers can be interpreted to mean forgiveness between Marcel and Klaus. With the arrival of a powerful foe, Marcel may be forced to wake him up to save the greater good. The new villain next season is hinted to be Klaus' old friend coming to New Orleans to settle old scores.
