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After hearing or reading a comment about "will Nick have to tell Hank?" I was actually surprised that he did, indeed. I wonder where this will take the storyline? Hank is now the first human (is that what he’d be called?) to know about Grimms and the other beasts? It should really open up story possibilities.
why his girlfriend can remember everything but him. Was it something from the cat scratch, the potion, or the captain’s kiss…hope she doesn’t fall in love with HIM now, I can just see THAT happening.
Wasn’t Nick all ready to tell Juliette about who he was when she got scratched? I hope telling Hank isn’t going to have an ill affect on the storylines.
I said something not too long ago about them not following the Grimm fairytales anymore until it dawned on me that Juliette being awakened with the kiss was Sleeping Beauty. Duh! But who, or what, were the Coyotls supposed to be, other than a bunch of dumb, redneck hicks?
I think these new creatures were the writers way of introducing Hank to Nick’s mythological life. Hank was beginning to feel like he was losing his mind and was pretty close to giving up. The Coyotles were simply new creatures invented to interweave Hank into Nick’s world by making the girl and her father a part of Hank’s personal life. The dad was not only an old and dear friend of Hank’s, but Hank was also the girls godfather. This seemed to me to be the way to finally bring Hank into Nick’s storyline by allowing him to see the changes for his self while, at the same time, explaining Nick’s world to Hank, and finally allowing Hank to understand it. I loved it.
When we think about the original fairy tale of Sleeping Beauty, the only way that the princess was awakened from her sleep of death was when the prince kissed her, so I definitely think they went with that part of the story as to how Juliette woke up….by the Captain kissing her. He is the bastard son of royalty and his brother, Eric, is the true prince, thus the captain is half human, half beast. I think that’s why he works with Nick in the first place. He likes Nick, but he knows what he (the captain) is as well. He knows that Nick is a Grimm, and knew the reason behind Juliette’s falling into the coma caused by the cat scratch. Captain Renard knew that by taking the potion in an attempt to make him all-human, he was the only one who could awaken her. Hope she gets her memory of Nick back soon. For me, this is one of the best series on right now, although I can’t wait for the return of Once Upon A Time as well.
Brilliant writers for this show ….. wish we had them on DAYS! LOL!
Nick did tell Juliette about being a Grimm but she thought he was crazy. He showed her the trailer and all that was in there and she really started to lose it thinking he’d lost his mind.
I don’t think the Captain had anything to do with her not remembering Nick. If you remember Monroe and his girlfriend told Nick that the longer she stayed asleep the greater the chance of her forgetting. Before the Captain kissed her she was dreaming of the dinner with Nick and Monroe and as she was looking at Nick he started disapperaring until he was totally gone so he was the first of her memories to go. Why she forgot him and not Monroe is the big question but it had nothing to do with the Captain.
Monday’s episode (Aug. 27) was especially creepy for me because I know a couple who have a teenage daughter named "Carly" (the name of the 17-yr. old in the story). The father of "real-life Carly" and the father (actor Mark Pellegrino) of "story character Carly" look like they could be brothers. I’m not going to tell them that, though.
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