Whoa. Grimm. What?

[virgo_79]

Holy hell, I was not expecting that. I was thinking maybe --*maybe* -- she was going to be Nick's "godmother," chosen by Marie. And then...that. O_0

Juliette! Oh my goodness. Oh. My. Goodness.

More coherent thoughts later.

Comments

[honorat]

That was the most complete cliffhanger. The Sadistical Whirlybird Muse is a rank amateur compare to whatever is inspiring this show! So when does the next season begin?

[virgo_79]

Sounds like sometime in August; it's gonna be early, apparently. I'm fine with that. :)

Poor Nick. Poor Juliette. Poor Hank. (Monroe and Rosalee better get with the romancin', to balance out all the angst coming down the pipe!)

[rabidchild]

Man, I wish that ending was a shock to me, but then I was like, "She's prolly his mom." IDEK why I thought that. But I mean, now they've got some big time explaining to do IRT how she's alive and the whole passing-on of Grimmliness to another person. Because...now I'm thinking of it, why wouldn't it have passed to Nick from her directly to begin with? If that is, indeed, where Marie got it. OK, now I've got to write this out...

[virgo_79]

See, I figured she was going to be a Grimm, but the Mom thing totally blindsided me.

I'm thinking maybe the Grimm thing is generational. Like as soon as one member of a generation dies, someone from the next generation is activated. In this case, Nick was the only member of the next generation, so when Marie was dying, he got it -- but maybe if Marie had had children, it would have gone to them first? I'm trying to remember now if Marie ever said explicitly that there would only be one in a family at a time. I assumed that Marie came into her power when Kelly died, but maybe not -- maybe they were both active at once.

Or, as some other people have suggested, maybe there was a parental switcheroo pulled, Kelly was the aunt, and Marie was actually Nick's mother.

I don't know. We need more info. More info, please!