“He had killed man, the noblest game of all, and he had killed in the face
of the law of club and fang.”
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.
The case of the week focused on wesen camp for boys. What a brilliant
idea to have something like that to help boys transform with full knowledge of
what’s going on and with support from their fathers. If only they weren’t so
sexist in doing so. The only sister left at home to do the women’s work,
neglected by her father, without proper guidance has turned to the natural and
easy side of her being. If it wasn’t for Monroe,
the family wouldn’t even know what’s going on.
I absolutely loved Monroe
giving the speech to young wesen about the duality of their nature, the
instincts and urges, and making a choice every single day. If his watchmaker
carrier comes to an end he could always go teach.
Moving on……
So, what’s up with Sean? I ask this question pretty much in every review,
maybe I should start a separate column of the week: “What’s up with Sean?” Not only he is hallucinating, he is also
blacking out and when he comes to it he has no recollection of the events. We
are as much in the dark as he is. Is he attacking people while under the
influence of whatever he is under influence of? Could it be that simple? Rosalee
should hurry up and help him before it’s too late.
Rosalee doesn’t seem to have much luck with figuring out the solution
neither for Sean nor for Juliette. Maybe now, with Adalind’s help, she will be
able to get some results. Speaking of Adalind, I didn’t like her being pregnant
with Nick’s child, but the way they play this situation is working out for me
rather wonderfully. Scared of Juliette she turns to Nick appealing to his
paternal instincts. Of course she didn’t show up empty handed. As it turns out
there is a solution to half-cure Juliette, namely to suppress the Hexenbiest
part of her. All they were missing was Adalind’s mother, well her dead body,
anyway. That’s great, only I doubt Juliette will go for it.
Prince Kenneth knows exactly what buttons to push to get what he wants.
Telling Juliette about Adalind’s pregnancy was a smart move. He doesn’t care
much if Adalind will live or die, he wants to find Diana. And Juliette is the
one person who can destroy Nick – she knows exactly how to contact Kelly and
she knows where the trailer is. How very careless of Nick not to move it to
some place else. It was sad seeing all those books and weapons and potions and
what not going up in flames.
Some observations
Poor rabbit!!!
The Royals are searching for Diana because she is royal blood. She is
special. It makes me wonder how special this child is going to be having a
Grimm for a father? I bet 20 years from now these two children will be best
friends or sworn enemies, but we won’t be there to see it.
The scene at the police station was very powerful. I had goose bumps. I
was suddenly afraid Juliette would reveal all their secret identities to
everybody.
I laughed out loud every
time Adalind showed her belly, and everyone saying “Again!”. I loved Rosalee’s
reaction, but Sean’s reaction was even better: “That’s not mine!”
LOL x 1000
Memorable Quotes:
Hank: “You
guys haven't found anything that can stop this?”
Monroe: “This is a unique, like,
once-in-a-lifetime, "doesn't ever seem to have happened before" kind
of event... conundrum.”
Kenneth: “It's
surprising how quickly betrayal becomes a viable option, given the right circumstances.”
Monroe: “It's like a Wesen Men's Movement deal,
you know? Like that poet, Robert Bly,
except
getting in touch with your wild side has a whole different meaning for Wesen.”
Todd: “So,
you're a Blutbad and you hang with a Grimm?”
Monroe: “I do.”
Todd: “You
don't have a problem with that?”
Monroe: “I don't, and I'm not interested in
your opinion if you do.”
Sean to
pregnant Adalind: “That is not mine.”
Adalind: “Of
course it's not yours. Don't you think I know who I've slept with?”
Sean: “Yeah,
well, who haven't you slept with? Let's start there.”
Very to the point.
Rosalee: “Hey,
Nick.”
Nick: “Hey,
Rosalee.”
Rosalee: “Oh,
my God.”
Nick: “That
won't be the last.”
Rosalee: “I
thought you never wanted... oh, my God! Again?”
Kenneth: “Wouldn't
it be wonderful if Nick was in mortal danger and needed Mummy's help? I do hope
she's the heroic type.”
Sol’s rating: I absolutely loved it – 5.
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