Grimm : One Last Plea For Nick and Juliette

Sadly Grimm is ending and IMDb's message board is ending even soonerso for one last time on this board I will make my plea for things to go back to normal(or the closest possible).

Nick and Juliette started off in a normal relationship that was the sub-foundation of this show and it was this way for the first few seasons.Adalind has been a villain right from the beginning and has been a thorn in Nick (and Juliette's) side from episode one.Not only was Juliette an innocent- she was totally oblivious to everything going on that had started happening to Nick.

All of a sudden they thrust her onto the bad side (partially)which was probably because audiences thought Bitsie Tulloch the actress was too boring.Adalind is the one who made all this happen to her. She raped Nick and now she's essentially trying to take Julliette's place.

Julliette only turned into a hexenbeast from trying to he heroic and help Nickbut the Tulloch haters don't want to remember this.The only reason she resisted taking the formula to go back to normal is because they already illustrated that it was a hexenbeast's nature to want to be evil.Essentially the effect had gone deep into Julliette's psyche.The writers even went so far as to have her destroy the trailer and have something to do with Nick's mother's death.You know that this was all a ploy to make Julliette more interesting because of all Tulloch's haters and they drove even more of a wedge between her old character and this new Eve one.

If they want Adalind to become good all of a suddenfinethat's an okay character development but that doesn't mean she gets to take Julliete's place when we all know the original story. That is way unfair and you all know it.I hope before the show is over,they show Nick's mother to still be alive somehow.

Agree or disagree I had to post on this again before the message board self ignites like on 'Mission Impossible'.

I never saw Nick's and Juliette's relationship as a foundation of the show. I was always expecting her to turn evil or die. She was always very self-centered. So for me she got interesting the minute she turned evil. I always thought that it would have been very interesting to see her as the main villain along with Sean. Btw I think that Juliette and Sean had a great chemistry, but Nick and Juliette were boring.

Adalind has changed because firstly she became a mother and then fell in love with Nick. She always wanted to be accepted and she feels safe with Nick. I don't think she's trying to take anybody's place. Come on, people break up all the time and find new partners.

It would be very weird if the show now, with only a handful of episodes left, break Nick and Adalind up and force Nick back together with Juliette. The majority of viewers would hate the show afterwards.

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I was always expecting her to turn evil or die.

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That's pretty interesting, because I never expected her to turn evil.







I am Judge! Jury! and Executioner!

I expected her to leave Nick. I didn't buy her love for him. She wanted him on her terms once he became a Grimm and bottled up much of her resentment for him picking his new life over a normal one with her, so she went nuclear on him when she turned into a hexenbiest. She regrets it now because she sees that he's happy with Adalind and is hoping he leaves his family and return to her.

It is interesting how many Adalind fans never acknowledge the reason why Juliette went evil was because she was trying to undue what Adalind had done to Nick and save lives.

Because that would mean truly acknowledging that Adalind has done bad things, and they spend way too much time trying to excuse her behavior to do that. Lol.

Nobody's forgotten Adalind's bad deeds but you can't even talk about the nonsense Juliette did as a hexenbiest by choice because people want to blame Adalind for everything even though Sean was the one behind it all except for the sleeping beauty curse and stealing Nick's powers, that was all Viktor demanding she do it if she wanted to see her daughter again.

I'm perfectly fine talking about Juliette's bad deeds, the problem is when people are happy to hold Juliette solely responsible for something that only happened to her because she was helping Nick get back something that Adalind took from while everything Adalind does either gets blamed on someone else (like Renard like she didn't have choices or twisted into some justifiable action (like the sleeping beauty curse). If Juliette is to blame for her behavior than so is Adalind for her bad deeds. It's that simple for me.

But isn't that exactly what Juliett fans do,blame it all on Adalind. They are both to blame for their bad choices,because that is what they were "choices" and they could have chosen differently.



imperfection is an altogether attainable human goal, and love is acceptance of imperfections.

Exactly! There's a lot of hypocrisy in the Grimm fandom where these two women are concerned. One is vilified to the extreme while the other is excused despite her actions being just as horrific.

I am saddened and I well regret that I did not have the opportunity on the 31 of March 2017 to say "HaHa" to all the Juliette shippers. But here is a little some thing for you. http://images.spoilertv.com/cache/grimm/Season%206/Promotional%20Episode%20Photos/Episode%206.08%20-%20The%20Son%20Also%20Rises/NUP_176227_0579_595_Mini%20Logo%20TV%20white%20-%20Gallery.jpg

IMDB the only site that sabotages it's own forum by deleting content. No wonder no ones here.

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Nick and Juliette were boring from day one. No spark, no chemistry. I'm glad they're done.