'The Originals' season 3 spoilers: Elijah, Freya, and Hayley gang up on Tristan in episode 8

It is going to be Tristan (Oliver Auckland) versus two very strong vampires and a werewolf in the upcoming episode of The CW series "The Originals."

In "The Other Girl in New Orleans," CarterMatt reports that chaos is still following the Mikaelsons, as they will face new hurdles brought about by the Trinity. This time, the center of the fight will focus on Elijah (Daniel Gillies) as he takes on Tristan. The Original will be joined by Freya (Riley Voelkel) and Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin) as they try to secure an important piece of information that the progeny is keeping. Will they succeed?

Meanwhile, Klaus (Joseph Morgan) will be forced to endure one of Aurora's (Rebecca Breeds) bloody games. When it becomes apparent that Cami (Leah Pipes) is in danger, the hybrid decides to take action. Aurora has left clues behind that he has to follow to save Cami. Aurora is vindictive and knowing that she is out to get him should put Klaus on high alert. Will he still be able to see Cami alive?

Elsewhere, it is time to make difficult life choices for Marcel (Charles Michael Davis) and Hayley. The synopsis reveals that the former will receive an ultimatum from Aya (Tracy Ifeachor) that will force him to make a drastic decision. As for Hayley, the rising tension between her and Jackson (Nathan Parsons) will push her to rethink if her connection with the Mikaelsons is still worth keeping.

Last episode, Klaus and Elijah threw a Thanksgiving dinner and invited the Trinity. They had three goals. First, they wanted to find where Aurora is keeping Rebekah (Eva Sinclair), the other Original sister. Second, they had to secure the medallion that could purportedly trap the Mikaelsons. Third, they needed to rescue Cami. While Klaus managed to get the pendant courtesy of Lucien (Andrew Lees), Rebekah's location and Cami's whereabouts remained unanswered.

"The Originals" airs Thursdays at 9 p.m. EST on The CW.

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