(02-25-2017, 01:06 PM)syscrash Wrote: The more they tie Diana to the prophecy. The harder it becomes for Diana not to find out what her mother did. That is much worse then Juliette's passive involvement in Kelly's death.

Diana is what she is because of Adalind. Diana would be a two year old child with no connection to the underworld. If Adalind had not made the deal and performed the ritual.
If not for Adalind putting Diana up for sale. Then having a Royal blood test. She would not have had to hide all her life. The royals would have not known she existed.

People want to absolve Adalind because she changed her mind and started to care for Diana. It is to late the damage is done. If nothing else something is coming and Diana is connected. A situation created by Adalind's self serving actions. It is like a mother who choose to get high and party while pregnant. But now want everyone to see her as a good mother now that she is sober.

(02-25-2017, 02:07 PM)syscrash Wrote: That still does not reverse the damage. Returning the child is hoping to not create further damage. In these cases the past is hidden to help elevate the guilt. But ask most of them the gut never goes away. What they do to them selves is far worse that what others could make them feel. As for Adalind she has not even come close to completing a treatment program. The first step is to Adam it you have a problem. No where in this she has it ever been acknowledged that there is a problem. All the characters act as if Diana is normal. Only Sean suspects Adalind was selling the child. But even he does not know about the deal or the ritual. That is like knowing a mother has a problem but not knowing it is drugs or alcohol. Just like you can solve a drinking Problem until you know they drink. Grimm can't solve and underworld problem until they know it was created by a deal. If this story holds true like other shows. You destroy the contract you end the problem.

(02-25-2017, 02:07 PM)syscrash Wrote: That still does not reverse the damage. Returning the child is hoping to not create further damage. In these cases the past is hidden to help elevate the guilt. But ask most of them the gut never goes away. What they do to them selves is far worse that what others could make them feel. As for Adalind she has not even come close to completing a treatment program. The first step is to Adam it you have a problem. No where in this she has it ever been acknowledged that there is a problem. All the characters act as if Diana is normal. Only Sean suspects Adalind was selling the child. But even he does not know about the deal or the ritual. That is like knowing a mother has a problem but not knowing it is drugs or alcohol. Just like you can solve a drinking Problem until you know they drink. Grimm can't solve and underworld problem until they know it was created by a deal. If this story holds true like other shows. You destroy the contract you end the problem.

(02-25-2017, 02:46 PM)syscrash Wrote: I agree Adalind is being shown to be a great mother. Every conversation is about her and her kids. But not mater what she does. Does not change what she did. Especially since it can not be corrected. And what she did is having a detrajental effect on her child.

(02-24-2017, 05:39 PM)syscrash Wrote: What makes sense is Diana stayed where she was because she wanted to. If you try and rationalize Diana actions from a child's perspective they make no sense. If you consider she is an entity then all she has done makes perfect sense. She has always gone where she would have the best opportunity to expand her abilities.

Quote:Actually unlike someone being dead things can be done to make Diana better and mom is on the lookout for ways to help Diana.

Quote:The contradiction to all of this is the night Kelly was killed. Diana neither acted like an entity or like a child. A toddler would have been freaked out by out of the scuffling that took place before Kenneth said the fight should be taken outside. An entity, particularly one who viewed Kelly as a mother, would have taken powerful measures and prevented Kelly from being killed.