"There's nothing wrong with you," Klaus tells her, eyes on hers, as intense as he gets (which is a lot), before he pulls her into his arms, just like that, and strokes her hair. He would kill her father in a heartbeat, for having done this to her, and he never felt much fondness for the witch, but she has her uses.

Bennett witches. Can't live with them, can't perform a lot of specific rituals without them.

"You just have to break free of what they've taught you, love," he tells her, but that 'just' doesn't mean he thinks it's easy. "Find out who you really are. That'll take time. And I'll be here every step of the way." As long as she let him, anyway. But maybe even if she didn't.