Tag: juliette silverton

Okay, I feel like I need to make this clear:

If being a hexenbiest just in general causes people to have no moral compass, to be violent and sadistic with no control over their actions, then both Juliette and Adalind have done bad things that they would never have done if completely in control of themselves.

(Although I think it’s important to note that Adalind did a lot of horrible things during the time when she was without her powers as well, so I’m not sure we know for certain what she would or wouldn’t do or her own free will.)

But it doesn’t make the people they’ve hurt less hurt, less angry. And it doesn’t make them any less likely to associate that pain with the person who did the hurting. Which means Nick having a relationship with Adalind would be massively unhealthy and bad for him, and probably bad for her, too.

Just like Nick having any relationship with Juliette in her current state would be bad for them both–and non-consensual, since Juliette is programmed to take orders, not make her own choices.

Seeing as how the last time Juliette had free will she set up Kelly to be killed, helped kidnap a todler and tried to murder Nick, I’m not terribly fussed about this development TBH. At least she’s only killing bad people now.

Actually, the last time Juliette had free will she tried to save her friends by helping Nick get back the powers that were ruining her life, because she cared more about what they needed than what she wanted.

And I wouldn’t be too quick to trust Hadrian’s Wall so completely. How do we know that the people they’ve marked for death are all bad people? Even if they are bad people, who is HW to appoint themselves judge, jury, and executioner?

These people kidnapped Trubel once before, covered up multiple murders, and took a dying woman and subjected her to a level of psychological torment that has severed her from her own identity. We actually have no idea what they did to Trubel to “convince” her to work with them. How do we know it wasn’t a less severe version of what they did to Juliette?

I’m just saying, these people deal in secrets, shadows, death, and control. Just because Black Claw seems pretty clearly bad and Hadrian’s Wall opposes them doesn’t mean Hadrian’s Wall is good. From where I’m sitting, their methods are pretty similar and their reasons are just as shady.

istanfortoadie:

Bitsie Tulloch is such an amazing actress! I love that we can so distinctly tell the difference between Eve, Juliette and Hexenbiest!Juliette. You don’t see anything that could give you the impression that it is the same character and that she can just sit there, not say a word and give such a powerful performance…Bitsie is just a phenomenal actress.