Ok, so because Adalind had Nick's blood in her, and because of the spell Adalind did with her blood to trick Nick, then the spell they did to then him back into a Grimm; for all those reasons, Nick can't use his blood to kill the Hexenbeist inside of Juliette, like he did with Adalind.
But why can't they call Truble and ask her to come band so she can do it?
Am I missing something? Is that not the simplest solution?
This entire storyline is annoying, and mostly because from the moment Nick finds out what's happening to Juliette, he makes it all about himself. He stomps out of the house after she shows him what she is now, then goes off on a cam without letting her know. Then when he wants to go see Henrietta, the other Hexenbeist who told Juliette her situation is permanent, Juliette makes to go with him, but he tells her "I think I should go alone." Or some such nonsense.
Like it's not her life and her problem. He treats her like a child to be dealt with. I just think they have him handle it all completely wrong.
And I don't understand why Truble can't fix it right away, when Juliette still wants to get rid of it, before she starts to enjoy being mean and ruthless, and uber-aggressive.
But why can't they call Truble and ask her to come band so she can do it?
Am I missing something? Is that not the simplest solution?
This entire storyline is annoying, and mostly because from the moment Nick finds out what's happening to Juliette, he makes it all about himself. He stomps out of the house after she shows him what she is now, then goes off on a cam without letting her know. Then when he wants to go see Henrietta, the other Hexenbeist who told Juliette her situation is permanent, Juliette makes to go with him, but he tells her "I think I should go alone." Or some such nonsense.
Like it's not her life and her problem. He treats her like a child to be dealt with. I just think they have him handle it all completely wrong.
And I don't understand why Truble can't fix it right away, when Juliette still wants to get rid of it, before she starts to enjoy being mean and ruthless, and uber-aggressive.
