Rebekah Mikaelson quotes from The Originals

Rebekah

I may be old, Elijah, but I'm hardly senile.

Rebekah

Klaus may be a miserable excuse for a sibling but there is none more diabolical.

Rebekah

(walking into the library, as everyone has a book in their hands) So this is what you do the first time we’re back together as a family? Vampire Book Club?

Rebekah

Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. I am a liar, a betrayer. I have conspired against my own blood and I doubt even your God could save me.

Rebekah

(to Davina) Hurting people is such a boyish thing to do. And while I am many things, I am not my brother.

Rebekah

(voice over) For centuries, people have come to New Orleans looking for a fresh start, hoping to find fortune, adventure, even love. Young society women imported from France with the promise of marrying a proper New Orleans gentlemen, like the legendary casket girls. Little did they know that the men who awaited them were far from proper and not at all gentle.

Rebekah

Kill the demon today, face the devil tomorrow. Count me in.

Rebekah

Fair only gets you so far, love. Clever gets you further.

Rebekah

(about the sick patients) If this entire lot dies, who will be left to eat?

Rebekah

(to Marcel) You know, I never much thought about dying. One of the perks of being immortal I guess. What an odd thing it is to be here one minute and gone the next. Rather terrifying.

Rebekah Mikaelson

Once upon a time, there was a majestic king, who lived with his noble brother in a colorful kingdom where music and art were celebrated. The king did not foresee having a child, but he lived in an enchanted land where all things were possible. In time, he was blessed with a beautiful baby daughter for whom he wished only peace and happiness. Still, the king had demons who pursued him. There was a ruthless beast who wanted to take the kingdom for her own. Armed with a pack of untamed creatures, she drove the other magical beings from the land, and there was a wicked sorceress with enchanted stones that weakened the king on every full moon. Seeing the shadow his enemies cast upon his home, the king was driven to send his beloved princess away, convincing all who remained that she was forever lost. The king, in his sorrow, turned away from the world. The castle closed its doors, and the kingdom fell. Some say that the only light that shines in the castle illuminates the shadow of the once mighty king in the room meant for his child, but as the ruthless beasts took rule over the falling king's realm, little did they know that he and his brother would not rest until their enemies were vanquished For they believed that one day they would heal their kingdom and bring their princess home so that she might live happily ever after.

Rebekah Mikaelson

[to Klaus] You absolutely will not believe the week I've had.

Rebekah Mikaelson

There's a saying in my family. "Kill a demon today, face the devil tomorrow", yet even as you dance on that demon's grave, you can't help but wonder was that demon alone? Or do you have other, deadlier ones to fight?

Rebekah

(caustically) Well, the French Quarter witches are not a lot to be trifled with. You don't suppose they've found a way to kill him once and for all, do you?

Elijah

Rebekah, in the name of our family, you might try to dial down your glee.

Rebekah

What family? We are three distrustful acquaintances who happen to share a bloodline.

Rebekah

Where are you going?

Elijah

(adamant) To find out who's making a move against our brother, and then... I'll either stop them, or I'll help them. Depending on my mood.