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• The grimoire that Hope has hidden under her bed contians production errors. Specifically, the page that preceeds the death spell is the second page from the Sacrificial Magic Instruction Manual, while the following page is reproduced in partial from the first page. The first half of the following page is the same, except the Ouroboros has been changed.

Two pages from the Sacrificial Magic Instruction Manual

The Grimoire that Hope had hidden under her bed. This page preceeds the Death spell.

• Lizzie and Josie Saltzman celebrate their sweet sixteen. Having been born in 2014, that places the timeline in the year 2030. This however is a continuity error. There was a previous time jump of seven years in May 2019, leading up to 2026, followed by another two year time jump from The Originals’ finale and Legacies premiere.

Lizzie and Josie’s birthday.

• Lizzie reads a newspaper in which Klaus and Caroline are named enemies of the state. Klaus’ surname, however, is incorrectly spelled «Michelson» instead of «Mikaelson».
• Caroline is referred to as «Caroline Forbes» under the portraits of the two, however in the text is referred to as «Caroline Mikaelson».

Klaus’ surname can be seen spelt incorrectly, whilst Caroline is referred to by two different surnames.

• Landon Kirby was originally introduced as human in The Originals The Tale of Two Wolves.^[1] However, as early as Legacies’ This is the Part Where You Run, his «human» status was questioned and, by some like Alaric, believed to be supernatural when he could not be compelled. As of The Boy Who Still Has a Lot of Good to Do, his previous status of human was retconned and changed to supernatural, specifically a phoenix, when he was murdered by MG and he subsequently resurrected from his ashes.

• Lizzie sits in her room reading from a grimoire. The grimoire, however, is in fact one of Esther’s. It’s never explained how she obtained it, though the likely answer is that Hope took it with her when she left New Orleans. This, however, is never elaborated upon.

Davina goes through Esther’s grimoire to find a spell.

Freya’s Grimoire contains a copy of two pages from Esther’s grimoire

Lizzie’s reading the same grimoire years later.

• There is another error with the timeline and how this matches up with Lizzie and Josie’s ages. Lizzie tells Josie that they made the ascendant with Bonnie when they were five, this event takes place in It’s Been a Hell of a Ride, which takes place in late February, 2018. However Lizzie and Josie were born March 15, 2014, making them around 3 years 11 months old.

• Sheriff Machado hands Alaric a restraining order filed against him by Rupert Vardemus. The order states his age as 46, however later in the episode it is shown that he was born in 1976 via the criminal record that Mac pulled on Alaric. This puts his age at 52 given the timeline is at 2028 in this episode.
  • This is also a continuity error, as Alaric is actually only 50 given his death on November 5 or 6, 2010 in The Departed and subsequent resurrection on May 2, 2012 in Home.
  • On the same criminal record document, it also states that Alaric’s place of birth is North Carolina. This, however, is false. In History Repeating, Alaric states that his family immigrated to Texas in 1755, though he was born and raised in Boston.

Alaric’s case file, containing two continuity errors.

• Josie has had Penelope Park’s journal underneath her bed, of which she says she’s «been listening to [the] tiny little rat claws for months». Penelope gave her the journal earlier in the year, in late March. Despite listening to the scribbles for over six months, since it’s now September, she only flipped back a couple of pages to find Landon’s song about Hope — this is likely a blooper considering Penelope gave all the students pens to record what’s written with them in the journal.

• Josie brings one of Esther’s grimoires with her to Rousseau’s when she meets the Mikaelson witch — Freya. Despite handling her mother’s many grimoires she makes no mention of why an otherwise random witch has her mother’s spellbook. Moreover, she has used the same grimoire, or the spells are contained in her own, in One Wrong Turn On Bourbon, yet there is no indication why Josie had the grimoire.
  • Furthermore, it’s never explained why Josie, nor Lizzie from I’ll Tell You a Story has one of Esther’s grimoire to begin with as black magic is forbidden at the Salvatore school. While the likely explanation is because Hope brought it from New Orleans, it’s never elaborated on.
  • In I’ll Tell You a Story, Lizzie is reading the grimoire upside-down, though the page on the left is the same page from when shown in Alone with Everybody. Despite this, in That’s Nothing I Had to Remember, Josie is also reading the grimoire upside-down and the page on the right is different than the previous two occurrences.
  • While upside-down, the left page of the grimoire is repeated twice when Josie flips to the next page.

Davina goes through Esther’s grimoire to find a spell.

Freya’s Grimoire contains a copy of two pages from Esther’s grimoire

Lizzie’s reading the same grimoire years later.

Josie flipping through the same grimoire — yet the opposite page is different from when Lizzie had it.

A page is repeated twice.

• Around 1585–1590, settlers of the Roanoke Colony of North Carolina were terrorized by the vampire, Sebastian. His powerful witch lover, Cassandra, summoned a Croatoan to root out the lies of the Puritan hypocrites and desiccated Sebastian — in the attempt to protect him. The Croatoan, however, killed Cassandra (and destroyed the colony) and Sebastian remained desiccated for over four centuries. Sebastian was desiccated in North Carolina, yet he was found underneath the Salvatore Boarding School for the Young & Gifted in Virginia and was awoke when MG and Kaleb spilled rancid blood from the Traveler’s Blood Fountain.
  • Despite the error in location, which isn’t explained by being moved (since the colony that knew of his existence was completely destroyed) — being in Mystic Falls would have resulted in his death in May of 2012 given Markos and the Travelers’ magic purification spell that stripped away vampirism and other forms of impure magic. Even being buried underground, this would still occur as when the spell was originally cast, Stefan and Elena both began to suffer the effects of the spell while in the underground tunnels underneath Mystic Falls in Promised Land.

Sebastian buried under the Salvatore Boarding House/School

• Sebastian changes the tire of Lizzie Saltzman’s car when she gets a flat. However, due to being desiccated for over five-hundred years, Sebastian wouldn’t know how to change a tire, as he has had little interaction with cars before.

Sebastian knows how to change a tire after centuries of desiccation

• Previously, in It Will All Be Painfully Clear Soon Enough, Josie used a grimoire provided to her by Ryan Clarke, under the guise of Professor Vardemus, to transform a trident into a dark object. However, she would later use the same grimoire with the same two pages to cast a spell over the mora miserium to give herself visions of doom should it break. Ironically, when Ryan showed her the spell, she was facing opposite him and looked at the grimoire upside-down from his perspective, yet when using the grimoire herself, it was still upside-down.

The Grimoire that containst he spell to transform an object into a Dark Object.

Josie uses the same grimoire to cast a visoin spell over the Mora Miserium.

• Sebastian reveals in That’s Nothing I Had to Remember that he was desiccated during the time of the Roanoke colony circa. 1585 — 1590. However, Dorian remarks in this episode that Sebastian has been desiccated for 483 years. As the timeline is currently 2028, he would’ve been desiccated around 1545.
• There is a timeline discrepancy of around 2 months with the flashbacks and the actual events that occurred.

• Alyssa Chang remarks that Lizzie is the first girl Sebastian has been with since 1509; however, he was desiccated c. 1585 — 1590 when he was in a relationship with Cassandra, therefore she has gotten the date wrong.
  • It is, however, possible that Olivia Liang meant to say 1590, and nobody realized during filming. This would line up with the timeline and Sebastian’s desiccation around 1585 — 1590.
  • This also clashes with Dorian’s statement in the previous episode that places Sebastian’s desiccation around 1545.

• The celestial event that was used to create Kai’s 2018 Prison World was previously unknown. In It’s Been a Hell of a Ride, all Bonnie claimed was that there was no eclipse to bail him out this time. There is, however, a discrepancy about what celestial event was used.
  • Diego states that he was banished to the 2018 Prison World «where it’s always the same day and every night a full moon.
  • Kai told Josie that he actually didn’t know what the celestial event was despite being trapped there for over 10 years. While this was more than likely to keep her from knowing what the event was, Kai used a Meteor Shower in his attempt to leave the Prison World with Josie’s fake Bennett blood. While the meteors were visible in the night sky, there was no full moon, despite Diego’s claims.
    • Diego’s claim and newfound transformation control cannot be discounted and the most logical explanation to explain this is that there was both a full moon and a meteor shower on the same night.

Meteors in the night sky.

• Lizzie unknowingly consumed Sebastian’s vampire blood in Kai Parker Screwed Us. After her car accident, she has several cuts and gashes, one of which requires removal and surgery. Despite having vampire blood in her system, her wounds did not heal.
  • One can reason that when she siphoned Sebastian, desiccating and killing him, she could have also siphoned the magic within the vampire blood; however, that is not addressed.

«Dad, I drank vampire blood.» -Lizzie, covered in cuts and bleeding.

• Josie reveals that performing the Merge at 22 is a guideline and not a strict condition of performing the ritual itself. This in of itself is not a continuity error, as Josette originally explained in Fade Into You that «In our coven’s tradition, after their 22nd birthday, the twins merge their strength.» However, in previous Merges, celestial events were required; such as the rare solar eclipse and a Mercury-Venus conjunction. When Lizzie and Josie performed the Merge Ritual on their 17th birthday, there was no mention of any celestial event. This, however, can be explained by canon, though has not been confirmed.
  • As siphoners, they completed the Merge Ritual by previously siphoning or obtaining magic before the start of the ritual. Lizzie siphoned MG’s vampirism and Josie was filled with dark magic from the mora miserium. Siphoners, since they’re born without magic, cannot channel celestial events. One explanation could be that for a Merge between Gemini siphoner twins, a celestial event is not needed or cannot be used because of this limitation.
    • If true, then at least one witch would have to compete in the Merge with a siphoner in order to use a celestial event, such as Luke and Josette did with Kai.
  • Spells that «require» celestial events to perform can be circumvented by using an equally powerful source of magic. This was exemplified when Josie questioned Kai if the mora miserium could be strong enough to power the ascendant without a celestial event to escape the Prison World. Kai only replied with a coy «maybe» but she then demonstrated that this was true when she freed herself and the others from the 2018 Prison World. While not having a source of Bennett blood, given the above, she could not use the celestial event that was used to first create the Prison World.
• During the fight scene between Hope and Josie, it can be clearly seen that a stunt-double is standing in for Kaylee Bryant. The double is Athena Akers.^[2]
  • It is unknown why a stunt-double would be used, given there is no dangerous acting on Bryant’s behalf, with Josie only walking around the ring.

• Disguised as Hope, Lizzie talks with the wolf pack at the Salvatore Boarding School for the Young & Gifted. She tells the wolves that after the funeral is planned, they can go out into the woods and run under the stars. Werewolves, however, are unable to turn at will unless it is a full moon, therefore only Hope would be able to turn at will.
  • It is possible that some of the werewolves were hybrids, however this was not stated.

• The Salvatore Boarding School for the Young & Gifted is under threat of closure due to a lack of funds. In season four of The Vampire Diaries, however, Rebekah Mikaelson claims that the Mikaelson Family are very wealthy and own numerous castles. Given their lineage and age, this makes sense. Furthermore, Klaus’ generous donation to the opening of the school proves the family’s wealth. It is not explained why Hope doesn’t reach out to her family and ask for a donation or funds to aid the financial status of the school.
  • Nonetheless, Hope should have direct access to some of the funds. Given Klaus owned numerous properties, it is likely that Hope herself inherited these upon Klaus’ death.

• Hope claims that Lizzie was the only Gemini witch they had to activate the ascendant. Without her, her plan to rescue Landon falls apart. A «Gemini» witch, however, isn’t a specific requirement in order to use the ascendant, as Bonnie and Emma have both used the ascendant without a Gemini witch to transport or banish certain people.
  • The only other reference to such a one-off requirement was in It’s Been a Hell of a Ride during Kai and Bonnie’s conversation. Bonnie stated in response to Kai’s comment about creating a prison world, all she needed was an ascendant and «some Gemini magic» and that Josie and Lizzie were really making strides.

• The Necromancer being freed from Malivore is poorly explained. In To Whom It May Concern, the Necromancer claims the door Landon uses to escape Malivore is single-use, therefore the Necromancer shouldn’t have been able to use it too. Thus him being on the mortal plane is unexplained.
  • In You Have to Pick One This Time, Malivore reveals he purposely released the Necromancer so he could trick Landon out of the Darkness. Despite being freed from Malivore, he was still trapped within the prison world. During Hope and Landon’s astral projected visit to the prison world, they found his dismembered corpse. During their short time there, Hope claims that the Necromancer never revived with no current explanation.
    • It is believed he freed himself and reverse engineered the banishment spell as on the walls of the Salvatore Crypt were various spells from numerous witches, including the Bennett family. This would explain not resurrecting, which would likely mean that the dismembered corpse was from before he escaped.
• Despite being released from Malivore and escaping the prison world, this does not explain the memory loss as he experienced before when Malivore sent him to Texas.

• Lizzie and Josie send Hope to the 2028 prison world so she can speak to Rafael about Landon. There was no mention of using Bennett blood or a celestial event. While it can be assumed that they used blood from Alaric’s storage, the lack of a celestial event, particularly being sent in the middle of the day, seems like an unexplained error.

• While in Limbo, Hope asks the Necromancer if her mother, father, or uncle pass by, to tell them not to wait for her. Hayley, however, already crossed over into Peace. Hope already knows this as she’s seen her mother, as well as Jackson and other relatives, at peace in The Tale of Two Wolves. This comment is a continuity error.

• After completing her transition, Lizzie Saltzman refers to herself as a Bibrid in relation to being a mix of two species—the «bibrid» to Hope’s tribrid. This is an incorrect term as it has already been widely established within the TVDUniverse that the term is hybrid.
• Lizzie, Hope, Professor Vardemus have referred to her as a Heretic given she has transitioned into a vampire-witch hybrid. This is another example of the term Heretic incorrectly being attributed to species rather than the coven created by Lillian Salvatore.
• The sarcophagus being «destroyed» by Jen seems to be a continuity error. Hope’s magic was unable to destroy the object but Jen had little problem destroying it when she threw it against Hope and a car.
  • It is possible that Jen was able to destroy the object given she is a god, but this has not been explored or explicitly confirmed.

• Grayson and Miranda Sommers-Gilbert’s tombstone is seen, though its appearance has slightly changed; notably, the flower accents on the top corners are gone.
  • This could perhaps be explained due to weathering of the stone since the tombstone itself has aged since the Pilot

The corner flowers are missing.