“He had killed man, the noblest game of all, and he had killed in the face
of the law of club and fang.”
Sean: “I honestly don't think this can
get any more complicated.”
Sometimes I loose faith in Grimm, like when the episodes focus on
something very remote from the main plot and I sometimes wonder why is it that
I still watch this show, let alone review it. Well, it’s the episodes like this
one. I know Grimm is capable of delivering something more complex than poor
standalones and when it does it’s worth the wait.
Sean: “Well, this should be a jolly
good romp.”
Monroe: “This is not Juliette.
This is...”
Deputy
Farris: “I'm afraid this case is about as weird as the last one we did together.”
Mary: “What could he have to gain from
striking out against you?”
Francis: “France has been
through so much. Most of this country is like dry tinder, just waiting for a
spark. All that is needed is a face, a claim, a bloodline, and someone who is
willing to die for the cause.”
“Ah! It was colder than ice; it penetrated to his very heart”
Francis: “Well... you were planning
to abandon our marriage, flee France
and run off with my cousin, so... I no longer care what you do.”