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The Vampire Diaries' Joseph Morgan hopes his character Klaus never softens up. "Turning good and hanging out at the Mystic Grill with the Mystic Falls crowd ... that's not a direction I'm interested in taking," Morgan tells TVGuide.com. The Vampire Diaries Bite: Joseph Morgan hopes Klaus will gain sympathy in mid-season finale
The Vampire Diaries' Joseph Morgan hopes his character Klaus never softens up.
"Turning good and hanging out at the Mystic Grill with the Mystic Falls crowd ... that's not a direction I'm interested in taking," Morgan tells TVGuide.com.
The Vampire Diaries Bite: Joseph Morgan hopes Klaus will gain sympathy in mid-season finale
Although Morgan doesn't want Klaus to lose his dark side, he says viewers may see a bit of humanity — and terror — from one of Mystic Falls' original vampires on Thursday's midseason finale (8/7c, CW). "Mikael is the only person that seems to have caused Klaus any kind of fear. In Episode 8, we learned a lot about the family dynamic and the dysfunction that was always there in that family and the way Klaus felt left out and unloved," Morgan says. "We're really going to see some sort of resolve in terms of their relationship."The Vampire Diaries Bite: Ready for a 1,000-year flashback?
Morgan has had quite the year to say the least. Besides his breakout role on The CW series, he's acting alongside Henry Cavill, Freida Pint, John Hurt and Stephen Dorff in the film Immortals, out Friday. "This is the most exciting time in my life so far," he says.Follow @RobynRossTVG for more scoop on The Vampire Diaries.