Morgan Chamberlain

Morgan Chamberlain is a supporting character of. Morgan is the six year old daughter of Katherine Pierce and Karsten Chamberlain. She is also Mattathias Chamberlain's paternal grandchild. She has been hunted by Graysin Blackwell and others, who wish to use her powers for evil.

Early History
Morgan is a young girl with extraordinary powers. She appears thoughtful, kind, and caring, possibly to a fault. She doesn't initially like Karsten. Though she never knew her mother, at the end of She's Your Daughter Before Mine it's revealed by Alexander Deveraux that Karsten is her father.

Personality
Likely the kindest person in the family, Morgan is extremely caring, loyal, protective and has a strong sense of what's morally right and just.

Powers and Abilities
The full limits and extents of Morgans's powers are currently unknown.

Weaknesses
The full limit of Morgan's weaknesses are currently unknown.

Karsten Chamberlain
"I'm not as unlovable as I look"

- Karsten to Morgan

Karsten is biological father. Alexander is aware of this relation, and tells Blackwell at the end of She's Your Daughter Before Mine. Karsten is told of their relationship in In Your Blood. At the end of I Want to Know What Love Is, Morgan comes out of her coma knowing that Karsten is her father and that he loves her.

Katherine Pierce
Katherine Pierce was Morgan's biological mother.("Just a Little Peace") Morgan's only tangible connection to her mother is her stuffed bunny, Oreo. She does not remember her mother at all.

Name

 * The name Morgan is a Shakespearean baby name. In Shakespearean the meaning of the name Morgan is: Cymbeline' The disguised identity of Belarius, a banished lord.
 * The last name Chamberlain is of Old French origin, and is an occupational name for a chamberlain, that is an official in charge of the private chambers of his master; the term was later a title of high rank. The derivation of this name is from the Old French and Anglo-Norman French "c(h)ambrelain, cambrelane, cambrelen(c)", chamberlain. The Italian cognate "camerlengo" was given to a manager of a pontifical court.