Character: Elijah Mikaelson

- I'll think it over ... when Hayley forgives you, Gia will return from the dead and hell will be covered with ice.

- What if nothing? No rest. Only darkness.
We will meet her together. As always.

- What if nothing? No rest. Only darkness.
We will meet her together. As always.

- You know how to live apart. First, the freedom is intoxicating, but someday, you will inevitably Wake up with a void inside, with a dull pain from losing the one who knew you.
- Until the pain consumes you.

It is impossible to hit my family and survive.

You need to give the enemy to believe that victory for him, before its taken away.

Are you expecting that I will change. As someone who tries to roll a stone up an endless mountain.
- There is endless mountains, brother. Just some a little higher.

The devil is in the details, isn't it?

- You were in my mind. You know what Celeste means to me.
- You mean mean?
- No. Do you have any idea how rare love is? For a thousand years, I've met her twice, and when I found it, I read it.
- I know what promises mean to you, Elijah, but you made it 200 years ago. And I live now. If I feel something, I act. If I want something, I take it. I choose to live, why would you choose the dead?

You'll still do as you want.
- No. Our decision must be unanimous.
- There is not a democracy.
- You're right. Here's the family.

- You're not easy to love, brother.
- But you continue to persist.

- When I order you to destroy the werewolves, I expect you will give bloodshed will occur.
- How democratic.

- Why are you trying to put together your family when it is obvious that part of her broken?
For me, the very definition of the word "broken" suggests that something can be repaired. I have a whole eternity to accomplish one single task - save my brother. If I surrender this, then tell me what my family needs me, yourself, your child?

- So this is what you do when we're finally together. Vampire book club.
- Reading makes you think, sister. Isn't that right, Elijah?
Yes. It is the absolute truth, Niklaus.
- What is it?
[Rebecca shows in the body of a girl lying on the table]
- It's a peace offering.
- I assumed after all this time, rotting in a coffin, my older brother is a little hungry.
- So I explained to my little brother that forgiveness cannot be bought. I would prefer to see changes in behavior that expresses remorse and personal growth, not this nonsense.