Yeah, after all the buildup to Klaus, he wasn't that spectacular. Some people seem to like the fact that he wasn't all he was build up to be, but I really don't.
And the Klaus/Caroline was definitely about keeping him around.
Things like his hypocritical treatment of Katherine really stood out to me when he started lording it over Katherine and how he doesn't know if he can ever trust her, completely ignoring that Klaus and Elijah were the reason she had to flee for her life in the first place.
Yeah, that rubbed me the wrong way. And see, until we saw him doing that in S4, I could sort of make sense of it. Like he was all feeling for her in 1492, and then in modern day is ready to hand her over to Klaus. I just figured they had had another run in in between there and she had actually betrayed him (because that's a thing she does, lol). But then we get S4 and they're apparently together without a word of explanation, and then they're not and he's talking about trusting her and it's just a mess.
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And the Klaus/Caroline was definitely about keeping him around.
Things like his hypocritical treatment of Katherine really stood out to me when he started lording it over Katherine and how he doesn't know if he can ever trust her, completely ignoring that Klaus and Elijah were the reason she had to flee for her life in the first place.
Yeah, that rubbed me the wrong way. And see, until we saw him doing that in S4, I could sort of make sense of it. Like he was all feeling for her in 1492, and then in modern day is ready to hand her over to Klaus. I just figured they had had another run in in between there and she had actually betrayed him (because that's a thing she does, lol). But then we get S4 and they're apparently together without a word of explanation, and then they're not and he's talking about trusting her and it's just a mess.