Musings Of A Nick-Adalind Fan

Since JuliEve’s got so many regrets, I hope she’s the first who dies... Since Diana is the Bride of Skull Guy...in order for Renard to redeem himself, I believe he’s the other one who might die.

Is David Giuntoli a better actor now compared to the earlier seasons? Or is it better directing?

How come for all the Nick-Juliette scenes in the past seasons, you feel as if it’s being forced on them and on us. To imagine these 2 actors are dating in real life, it shouldn’t be so hard to show that they have chemistry. I was even rooting for Dämonfeuer and Nick or Musai and Nick.

When the Grimm writers put on the table of Nick-Adalind, the chemistry was just WOW! Despite all the craziness, you are strongly rooting for them. I’ve never rooted for a ship as strong as this one.

As we all #Nadalind shippers anticipate episode 13 and how the season goes, I am really curious and worried on how things will progress between Nick and Adalind. I think Nick should be a bigger person and learn to accept Adalind as a Hexenbiest. Meisner liked Adalind as a Hexenbiest, why can’t he?! He will definitely miss out on something great.

As for Adalind, yes, she gets really manipulative and cunning. I don’t think she’s as evil as Juliette? Will the magic stick be able to make her better? That would be an easy way to sort things out. It sure would be interesting and even more gratifying if Adalind learns to control the negative side of her Hexenbiest and make a relationship work with Nick.

I am so tired of so many fans getting so angry to the point of being very violent in their posts and hateful regarding the development between Nick and Adalind. #hatersgonnahate 😑🙄

Not so sure if this is because they are upset that the Nick-Juliette/Eve ship CRASHED and BURNED. It’s a supernatural tv show, you can’t really expect for the usual mindset or rules to apply.

So going back to the endless debate of the so-called rape…why are these haters so persistent on Adalind raping Nick, when Nick himself doesn’t consider it as such. If you watch the conversations between Nick and Monroe on episodes 10 and 11, they DO NOT call it “the time when Adalind raped me”.

If you do truly call yourself a fan, please rewatch and listen to the conversations before trying to pick fights to the #Nadalind shippers. We didn’t trash you guys when #Nickette was happening.

Juliette is to Nick before realizing he is a Grimm.

Ever since Nick found out he was a Grimm, things have been slowly falling apart between Nick and Juliette. Yes, she was a supportive girlfriend, to the point that she even encouraged to take the potion to bring back Nick’s powers. Nobody was aware of the consequences it will bring to Juliette, maybe Sean’s mom knew without disclosing to the Scooby gang.

Some may say that Juliette is important for Nick for she grounds him to the human (Kehrseite) world. The down side of it, it feels that she was also limiting Nick’s potential to being an exceptional Grimm. No one really said it out loud, but she wasn’t 100% accepting of Nick. In season 4, when Nick lost his powers, Juliette preempted that Nick might want to stay normal and not be a Grimm anymore. If there is anyone to be announcing not wanting to be a Grimm, it should be Nick telling his friends…NOT Juliette. It is also a glaring fact that she is happier that Nick is just like her. Be obliviously happy and not be involved in the Wesen world. The Wesen world is something that Nick have embraced fully. Juliette will not understand 100%. The human Juliette, anyway. *Will save it for another blog entry the Juliette/Eve Hexenbiest conundrum.*

As for Adalind, she’s a Wesen to begin with. It doesn’t really help matters that Hexenbiests and Grimms are mortal enemies. Nobody really looks forward dealing or interacting with Hexenbiests, more so building a life together with them. What is really interesting in Adalind’s character, she experienced being the evil-conniving Hexenbiest and just being a normal human being trying to raise her child properly. She understands what it means to be Wesen, more so a Hexenbiest and how it affects you as a person…and most importantly how crucial it is to strive to be a better person regardless of your nature. With that understanding and her embodying it in her life, she becomes an inspiration to be better. Despite the challenges that will come along your way due to your nature, may it be Wesen, Grimm or Human, you can always make a conscious decision to be who you want to be. Adalind wanted to be a good mother, and that is something she is doing right now. All this was not handed to Adalind on a platter, she had to work for it on her own. Nobody told her to be a good mother, it was out of her own initiative to be one.

That is something that Juliette lacked. She’s been given so many opportunities to be helped, and did not grow as a character to realize how lucky she is. She always acted like a victim that it was owed to her because she’s human who didn’t know any better.

The potion to bring back her memories, that she did not want to accept for she preferred to just forget Nick. Thinking about it, she wouldn’t have drank the potion if Sean didn’t convince her to end the madness. When she became a Hexenbiest, she was given the chance to suppress it and go back to normal. She spurned this and nearly killed Monroe. It makes me wonder if being a Hexenbiest really just magnified how selfish of a character she really was.

I’m sorry to all the Juliette lovers, I really can’t find any redeeming value in her. It seems like the writers wrote her storyline to just be killed off in the end. It is definitely a character that I wouldn’t want my protagonist to end up with.