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The Thing with Feathers

April 7, 2012 at 01:32

We wanted to take a break from the precinct and address some of the more personal questions surrounding Nick's Grimmness and its impact on his relationship with Juliette. At this point, it is especially important for us to focus on Aunt Marie's earlier warning: if Nick really loves Juliette, the best thing he could possibly do is let her go. We used the fairy tale "Nightingale" as motivation to introduce an interesting character that turns what was supposed to be a romantic weekend into a Grimm case. Considering both Hank and Monroe are in the throes of budding relationships themselves, this prospect seems even more complicated than ever.

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