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this whole show is sooooo extra like I stopped watching when I got into teen wolf and that isn’t much better wtf am I doing

But it’s THE GOOD EXTRA like. Okay season 4 really threw me and I almost wanted to stop watching at some points, but that’s like a curse a lot of shows go through.

Season 5 was great and so far season 6 has been phenomenal, like season 1 levels or better. If they want to throw all possible extras at us all at once in the few episodes we have left, I am fine with that! More than fine.

How do you think the series will end for Nick?

I have NO IDEA. For once, a show has completely stumped me. I don’t know what they’ll do, or even who will survive. I worry this tenuous peace with Renard won’t last…either that, or he’ll actually redeem himself by the end. I’m hoping for the latter.

But Nick himself? I don’t know. I hope…really, really hope…that he gets a good ending. It doesn’t have to be deliriously happy, but it would be great if it could at least be hopeful, you know? After everything we’ve been through with these characters, that much would be nice.

so a 7 year old whatever she is, temper tantrum fixed nick? wow

I mean technically she’s only like, 3 years old but yeah. Basically that’s what happened.

But honestly? I don’t find it a bit surprising. I’m pretty sure at this point nothing Diana could do would seem beyond possibility to me. Like if Kelly wakes up tomorrow as a teenager because she decided she wanted a big brother instead of a little brother? I’d just roll with it. It’s Diana. Of course she can.

Am I reading too much into it or was there something strange about the way that Nick and Diana were looking at each other at the end?

No, I don’t think you were reading too much into it! I’m pretty sure that look was a silent conversation that went something like this:

Diana: Usurper! You are Not My Daddy!

Nick: Oh fuck oh fuck I fucked up I f—

Hopefully someone can explain to Diana about non-nuclear families before she goes nuclear on Nick’s ass.

So the writers and producers did say someone on Nicks side is going to betray him. Could it be Trubel?

You mean besides Renard’s epic betrayal? Knowing these writers, it could be anyone. But of everyone, the three most likely candidates for me are:

Adalind – I find her most likely out of them because although she may love Nick (or think she loves him, it could still be magic weirdness), she also has two small children that she will always put before anything or anyone else. They’ve proven to be her pressure point in the past, and they could be again. If it comes down to Nick or her kids? No contest.

Juliette/Eve – I really don’t want this to be the case, but Julieve is still such an unknown in so many ways. Based on the end of last season and the start of this one, I want to think she’d come down on Nick’s side no matter what. But there’s a lot of pain, grief, and conflict swimming around in there. It’s just hard to know for sure.

Trubel – She seems to me the least likely to betray Nick, but…well, she kind of has before. She came to retrieve Juliette without talking to Nick about it on behalf of HW at the end of season four. She seems to do what they tell her to, for the most part. So what if HW told her to take Nick out? I’d like to think she’d balk, but we’ve seen less and less of her…they brainwashed Juliette’s personality away, who knows what they might have done to Trubel in all that off-screen time?

So Nick is becoming Renard. Okay, if he turns into a Zauberbiest I’m going to freak out. That would be such a poor, weak “twist.” Unfortunately its something I can definitely see happening with how lazy the Grimm Writers have been lately. Am I the only one whose worried about “side-effects?” Nick being a Grimm is enough. We don’t need a weird Grimm!Beist. Not to mention how annoying and recycled that plot-line would be or how it would crowd these last episodes. 8-P Just no. Please Grimm. No.

I find it unlikely for a couple of reasons:

  1. It wasn’t the twinning spell itself that turned Juliette into a Hexenbiest. It was a side-effect of the ritual they did later to return Nick’s Grimm abilities.
  2. Nick’s blood is anathema to Hexenbiests. It literally banishes Hexenbiest powers, presumably Zauberbiest powers as well. Adalind and Juliette are immune to the effects, but there’s no reason to think Renard would be. So it’s likely Renard’s powers couldn’t take root or “live” in Nick’s body once he’s returned to his true form.

That being said, Nick–possibly Grimms in general but especially Nick–tends to absorb some of the traits of any magic he encounters. When he was attacked by the Jinnamuru Xunte, he developed super hearing after just a few hours of blindness.

And when Baron Samedi subjected him to the Dämmerzustand, he gained super strength (at least temporarily), superhuman stamina, that weird “stoneform” thing he used to do occasionally, and the ability to go long stretches without needing to breathe.

So it’s possible that his body would just absorb the Zauberbiest powers like it absorbs every other semi-useful trait or ability it comes into contact with. We’ll just have to wait and see!

I’m wondering how how in the holy hell are they going to fix and tie up all the loose ends in 13 episodes. I mean its possible, shows have done it, but these are the writers for Grimm. Just how?

I’m already steeling myself for some things just never being answered, either because they run out of time or because the writers never consider we’d want to know them. My hope, though, is that Grimm will continue to exist in some form, whether as comics or novels, and we will get more adventures from these characters after the show itself has ended.