Grimm: 2.14: Natural Born Wesen

[FireDragon-16]

Nick has now cured Juliette, but I still think the writers need to just get rid of her character.

Nick has a new ally in Renard, but is it a real one or is this all part of his master plan (whatever that is)?

Did anyone else notice that the people Rosalee called to warn about the wesen who were showing themselves were the same ones Renard called last episode and that he emailed in this episode?

 

[Gordian Knot]

Poor Juliette. Wish they would put her out of our misery. She just spent an entire season whacked out because of an evil spell. No sooner does she (finally) begin to get better, she starts hallucinating big holes in her house.

And Nick calls to see if she is okay and does she say something like "Umm, I'm fine. But there is this massive sinkhole in the middle of the living room!" Oh and she is trapped in the house as well. No? Not worth mentioning?

On the other hand I do find the dynamic between Nick and Renard verrry interesting. Not allies, but more the enemy of my enemy is my friend scenario.

On the other, other hand. This whole Vessen showing themselves to humans has had a complete transformation (pun intended) since the show started.

At first humans could not see Vessen under any conditions. At one point Nick asks Monroe if he would show himself to Juliette to help him prove what is going on. Monroe tells him it doesn't work that way. Even if he turned in front of her she would not be able to see it.

From there the story changed to humans CAN see them in their natural form. When Nick asks Monroe this time, the latter agrees to show himself to prove to Juliette the Vessen are real.

As of the latest show, suddenly ANY Vessen can show themselves to ANY human ANY time and humans will see their Vessen shape.

Just a wee bit of continuity issues there!

 

[Connavar]

]Nick has now cured Juliette, but I still think the writers need to just get rid of her character.[/B]

No way, she represent Nick's normal life outside Grimm,vessen world. Its good for the story that she doesnt know his new life as Grimm. How would she react to the weird,scary world he lives in is good for the story.

The writers just need to stop writing her too often as the victim of something weird.