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Grimm | The best lies are sort of the truth - WispyWillow - 07-16-2017
AlexProdz89
RE: Grimm | The best lies are sort of the truth - dicappatore - 08-19-2017
(07-16-2017, 12:22 AM)WispyWillow Wrote: AlexProdz89
Let’s talk about lies. How many posters keep bringing up how Nick abusive treatment of Juliette, by keeping her in the dark, effected their relationship and caused it to fail after she becomes the Hex bitch. What some, if not, most of the same posters forget how Juliette kept her passion for Renard, after her coma, a secret. Why not come out and tell Nick off. She had no clue of him and she liked another guy. That would have been the honest thing to do. He only found out about her secret was by Monroe, not by "Honest-Juliette".
Also, after a few episodes, after the “Muse” episode, they make a pact. The pact was of no more secrets kept from each other. The first sign of Juliette’s untrusty worth was, when she saw Kelly’s email, while she was looking for Nick’s test result email. She could have just said, hey who is this email from. But she didn't.
The other secret she holds back from Nick for a few more episodes is when she is starting to become a Hex. She has no problems going to Renard, after the history they had, but these posters completely overlook the pact they made that Juliette broke. They sure bitch about Nick, who broke no promise with Juliette after he becomes a Grimm, but have no issues with Juliette breaking her promise to keep secrets.
They see no issues about Juliette’s honesty, when she is bitching to Nick, at the police station, about Adalind having Nick's baby, that was conceived as Adalind was masked as Juliette and Juliette was well aware of it, after she had a “Shag- a- Zauberbiest” opportunity with Renard.
Be honest to yourself. Who of the two, Nick or Juliette, was the bigger liar?