Grimm - Season 4
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The test for Royalness, which was applied to Adelin's baby is that you add "specific stuff" to a Royals blood and it turns blue.
Royals can't be human even if they're not wesen.
Royals can't be human even if they're not wesen.
I just found out that Zauberbiest means boy Hexenbiest.
Wiki's are fun.
The babies father is Royal. That is confirmed. Sean falls within that cookie cutter and not a hell of a lot of else people (or things) do.
Was she frakking Wesley?
Wiki's are fun.
The babies father is Royal. That is confirmed. Sean falls within that cookie cutter and not a hell of a lot of else people (or things) do.
Was she frakking Wesley?
Actor James Frain was the Austrian Bro when the Royal angle emerged and mated with Ms Schade, but left due to other work commitments, the character offed and was replaced by Wesley, aka Alexis Denisof. He "might" be the baby-daddy, I can't honestly remember if Adalind ever confirmed whether it's Renard's or the now deceased bro.
What do you mean by confirmed?
Because Sean thinks that it is his kid, and Adalind stands there in font of him and doesn't object to the conclusions he has draw.
Some might call that lying.
Has it been confirmation that she is a lying?
Because Sean thinks that it is his kid, and Adalind stands there in font of him and doesn't object to the conclusions he has draw.
Some might call that lying.
Has it been confirmation that she is a lying?
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You're right. Zauberbiest does not mean half-breed, it means a male Hexenbiest.
http://grimm.wikia.com/wiki/Hexenbiest
Renard is a bastard son of a Royal, so he's not a legitimate member of the royal line. That's why he's a Portland police captain instead of a prince. So while he carries royal blood, he is not considered a Royal. Legitimate Royals are all human.
And the baby is indeed Sean Renard's daughter. I have no idea where DWF got the impression that she wasn't.
http://grimm.wikia.com/wiki/Diana_Schade-Renard
The problem with the "Resistance" is that the show tends to write them as though they're the French Underground under the Nazis, complete with safe houses and passwords, but last time I checked Austria wasn't Latveria and the Royals weren't ruling the country with an iron hand . . . .
That you know of.
Because there was debate on the show about who's child it is. And for that why are they putting Adalind though all this, why is the child so special?
Royal blood means that she gets a little duchy somewhere, even if Diana is not pure blood enough to rule everything.
Besides, all they need is a judgement from maybe the Wesen Pope (Unless the regular pope is the Wesen Pope?) to change the rules and allow halflings be in charge of whatever the royals are in charge of.
Besides, all they need is a judgement from maybe the Wesen Pope (Unless the regular pope is the Wesen Pope?) to change the rules and allow halflings be in charge of whatever the royals are in charge of.
Trubel is off to play bodyguard for Josh. I am sure both will be back sooner rather than later. Don't touch Monroe's sh!t.
Bodyguard?
I give it a month before they're sleeping in the same bed.
(After a life of hardship, some women find "harmlessness" quite sexy.)
I give it a month before they're sleeping in the same bed.
(After a life of hardship, some women find "harmlessness" quite sexy.)
Finally we see that fruitcake is useful for something!
I'm going to miss Trubel but I'm guessing that she'll be back in the latter half of the second half of the season.
I'm going to miss Trubel but I'm guessing that she'll be back in the latter half of the second half of the season.
I laughed out loud at that line.
A month? Hell, I thought something was gonna happen between them in this episode!
I'm gonna miss Trubel, but you know she'll be back. And isn't it great that she didn't leave in a huff or out of fear or some wedge between her and Nick, but just wanted to help Josh out the way Nick had helped her out? That's one of my favorite things about this show, all the leads genuinely care about each other.
