The Originals season 3: Producer teases Cami's 'life-threatening peril'; can Klaus save his love?

Camille O'Connell's life is in danger yet again in The Originals season 3, as episode 18 ended with Super Vampire Lucien biting Cami and leaving her to die, and thereby taking his revenge on Klaus Mikaelson.

Episode 19 will find the Mikaelson family rushing to find a cure to save Cami from Lucien's bite. According to the synopsis, "Following a violent encounter that has left Cami's (Leah Pipes) life hanging in the balance, Klaus (Joseph Morgan) is forced to rely on his family and allies to find a cure as he keeps a watchful eye over Cami at the compound. With time running out, Freya (Riley Voelkel) turns to her arsenal of spells, while Vincent (Yusuf Gatewood) and Marcel (Charles Michael Davis) head to Cami's apartment to gather a crucial ingredient."

Executive producer Michael Narducci spoke to TV Line about Camis life-threatening twist. He said, "She's in absolutely life-threatening peril. She has now been bitten by a bite we know is lethal enough to kill even Finn. I can promise you that in the next episode, you'll see Cami alive and awake."

This hints that Klaus will be able to save his lady love Camille. Narducci also teased a major Klaus and Cami moment in episode 19. The producer said, "You'll see how she reacts to that bite; the first thing she has to do is survive being in the immediate clutches of Lucien. Cami will see Klaus again, and when he gets to him, he's going to recruit his entire family to find a way to slow — if not stop or cure — the bite she's now dying from. That's really the heart of next week's episode, these two people who are in desperate straits. It's going to be a powerful story about the connection between them."

The promo for the episode shows Cami arriving at Klaus's place, after finding out that she has been bitten, and tells him, "I love you. I just needed you to know," and she collapses on his chest. But a determined Klaus says, I can tell you I love you tomorrow. You are not dying today."