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RE: Why Nick and Adalind clicked - Henry of green - 12-25-2017
Adalind death scene was in amongst the deaths of 3 other charecters while Zerstorer was attacking still, Juliette’s death was on her own while Zerstorer was no longer attacking to compare them against each other is just ridiculous it’s like apples and oranges. Nick also had tears in his eyes when he was telling his mother he wanted Adalind Diania Kelly and the rest of his friends back. He couldn’t keep his hands off Adalind when he came back through the mirror.
RE: Why Nick and Adalind clicked - brandon - 12-25-2017
I think the relationship with Juliette ended for
1) She got tired of Nick "GRIMM" and friends.
2) she got mad at him for the change.
RE: Why Nick and Adalind clicked - syscrash - 12-25-2017
Quote:Adalind death scene was in amongst the deaths of 3 other charecters while Zerstorer was attacking still, Juliette’s death was on her own while Zerstorer was no longer attacking to compare them against each other is just ridiculous it’s like apples and oranges. Nick also had tears in his eyes when he was telling his mother he wanted Adalind Diania Kelly and the rest of his friends back. He couldn’t keep his hands off Adalind when he came back through the mirror.You do realize these scenes did not happen in real time. What does what was going on have to do with how they presented the scene. They could take one minute or 10 minutes. It depended on what the writers wanted. There is no reason they could not have had the same showing of emotions during Adalinds scene that they showed in either of Juliette / Eve death scenes. They had no problem taking the time to show extreme emotion during Monroe and Rosalee death scene. With Adalind it came off more like that of a friend then it did someone you loved.
RE: Why Nick and Adalind clicked - Henry of green - 12-25-2017
You do realize it’s your bias interpation of the scenes and Monroe died last of the group of 3 and then Zerstorer dissapeared into the Cabin he wasn’t right infont Nick when Monroe died unlike Adalind. The show has established Nick loves Adalind it’s in that script you so willingly dismiss when it’s does not go your way. it’s in at least 10 G&k interviews you know the people that actually created the show you watch with your Juliette blinders on. Your Juliette can do no wrong , you think Juliette is the only woman Nick will ever love it’s clear you were unhappy that Adalind was Nicks end game. I feel for you I really do I have disliked how shows ended in the past, however the show esbalibested it as fact Nick loved Adalind and they ended up togther. Before you come up with some nonsense claiming it’s what the writers wanted us to think, so what it’s thier world not ours they clearly wanted Nick to love Adalind and made it that way. G&k state Nick and Adalind are still together after 20 years as does Grimm wiki so really you can believe what you want and that’s fine but that’s claerly not want the writers wanted you to take from the final season and that’s fact. The vast majority of this fourm also accepts how the show ended with Nick and Adalind even some posters that can’t stand them together. I personally wouldn’t have minded Nick ending up alone as long as Adalind was happy but that’s clearly not how the show ended I am sorry it wasn’t to you wanted but there’s always fanfic.
At the end of the final episode, we get the sense that Nick and Adalind are still together. Is that fair?
JK and DG: Yes, that's fair.
And obviously Monroe and Rosalee had the triplets, and are - hopefully - still together.
JK and DG: Yup.
What happened with some of our other characters? What happened with Renard and Eve and Trubel?
DG: Whatever you think happened to them
Throughout this last season it kind of felt like Eve was switching back into Juliette mode, and that at some point she was going to proclaim her love to Nick, and try to get him back. Was that ever a possibility?
This interview states they never intended to get Eve back with Nick
JK: Not in our minds. In other people's minds, it was definitely a possibility. We shot where she felt the strength of being a hexenbiest, all that power. She went from bad to good. But she didn't want to give up that purpose.
DG: It wasn't like she was converting; she was coalescing in this last season. In the third to last episode [she and Nick] had a big scene in that other place/dimension, and she spells out that she wouldn't go back if she could. They both did a lot of stuff, good, bad and indifferent. But she was no longer interested in simple happiness. She discovered a purpose in life.
RE: Why Nick and Adalind clicked - syscrash - 12-25-2017
Quote:You do realize it’s your bias interpation of the scenes and Monroe died last of the group and then Zerstorer dissapread into the Cabin he wasn’t right infont Nick when Monroe died unlike Adalind. The show has established Nick loves Adalind it’s in that script you so willingly dismiss when it’s does not go your way.No one said Nick did not love Adalind. I am talking about what we saw. He held Juliette / Eve in his arms during her death scene.
What does what was going on have to do with how they wrote the scene?
I just keep pointing out with Juliette they write the scenes to show romance and emotion. With Adalind it is evident Nick cares very deeply for her. They just do not show the Nick and Adalind relationship having the deep romantic connection that they show with Nick and Juliette.
You can't point to a single romantic scene between Nick and Adalind. sure they have kissing scenes but always for a reason. Every one was after something happened. With Nick and Juliette they had kissing scenes just because. Nick and Adalind have never went anywhere or even sat down and had dinner together.
RE: Why Nick and Adalind clicked - Henry of green - 12-25-2017
They had dinner together in 5x04 and they also went to Monroe’s birthday as a couple it was clearly a romantic getaway for them as well. They were only togther properly as a couple in season 6 and Claire Coffee was only in 11 episodes not 13 there is only so much that can show. Juan’s Nick were togther for 4 year before the show even started and had four seasons togther agian you are comparing apples with organes. I think we will have to agree to disagree because we are both never going to agree on this one I am afraid.
RE: Why Nick and Adalind clicked - syscrash - 12-25-2017
Quote:They had dinner together in 5x04 and they also went to Monroe’s birthday as a couple it was clearly a romantic getaway for them as well. They were only togther properly as a couple in season 6 and Claire Coffee was only in 11 episodes not 13 there is only so much that can show. Juan’s Nick were togther for 4 year before the show even started and had four seasons togther agian you are comparing apples with organes.They ate together, that is not having dinner. With Nick and Juliette they took time to set the table have candles and wine. For the birthday they where invited. They did not go on vacation like Nick and Juliette did. What does timeline have to do with what the writers have them do. Even if you want to consider timeline. New relationships are shown to be more romantic then couples that have been together for a while.
Nick and Adalind actions are shown to be more that of friends with benefits. Then it is of two people in a romantic relationship. The point is we have seen the show portray romance. we see in with Nick and Juliette. We see it with Monroe and Rosalee. That it is not shown with Nick and Adalind is because the writers want us to perceive a difference.
RE: Why Nick and Adalind clicked - Henry of green - 12-26-2017
Romantic, Nicks scene after Juliette’s death was more about anger and deep guilt and regret than romance he was angry Juliette was dead if we’re going for emotional scenes he was far more emotional with Monroe’s death straight after the deaths of Adalind and Rosalee them 3 deaths in quick secession. Them deaths broke Nick he give up after that he didn’t give up after Juliette’s death he kept going and fighting to Ava get her. In the space of about a mintunte all 3 died he was claerly mourning for them all in that scene with Monroe. Monroe’s death scene was by far the most emotional reaction from him.
Did Nick cry to his mother he wanted Juliette back no he said I want Adalind back Juliette/Eve was just one of the friends he wanted back. when he came through the mirror he give give Eve/ Juliette one hug he give Adalind 3 embraces a hug and a kiss. The end of that scene right before the epilogue is Adalind and Nick hugging with the rest of the gang following in for a group hug. I have heard you say in the past Renard got a more emotional death than Adalind really who mourned him None of the gang barely had any reaction to Renards death. Trubel cried for Adalind twice once when Adalind died and she was watching from the cabin then when Nick was removing the ring from Adalinds finger. Things didn’t get emotional in that Renard scene until after Nick and the gang failed to kill Zerstorer with the potion and Adalind let out a mothers shriek for Trubel to run with Kelly.
Nick got teary eyed over Adalind a few times during the finale he specifically says he wants her back. Nick loved Juliette deeply that’s a fact he also loves Eve deeply as a friend that’s a fact and was devastated and angered at her death but he loves Adalind deeply also now too only in a romantic sense and that’s also fact.
RE: Why Nick and Adalind clicked - brandon - 12-26-2017
think they realized that they were not as different as they looked, that they had the same goals in their lives.
The relationship with Juliette ended because of Juliette himself,for their hatred and their lack of confidence.
Nick did not know how to approach her, who clearly was not listening or interested
RE: Why Nick and Adalind clicked - rpmaluki - 12-26-2017
It's hard to compare a six year plus relationship with one that is barely two years in the making by our real time and hardly a year going by baby Kelly's age. The last year of the former is when things spiraled and things fell apart after being happy for half a decade, while the latter didn't become a full fledged relationship until weeks before the show ended. The former relationship was standard in its inception, boy meets girl, they date and then fall in love they didn't have any negative drama internal or otherwise until years later compared to a relationship that had to overcome a contentious past filled with years of violence and hatred, it's a miracle in itself that Nick and Adalind actually fell in love.
Trying to compare the romance between the two relationships serves little purpose when you're measuring, at the least, six good happy years (excluding the few weeks of S2 amnesia and S4 when things went horribly wrong) vs approximately one year riddled with doubt and uncertainty before everything was definitive in S6
The two relationships aren't the same in any way. When we first meet Nick, he's buying a ring, already living with Juliette and we assume they've been together for at least a year or two doing all sorts of romantic stuff together for Nick to consider marriage as the next logical step in their relationship. At the end of S6, Nick and Adalind are finally on the same page concerning their relationship. You may say that things are just beginning with them compared to the two year head start of Nick and Juliette at 1x01. The two are simply not comparable on any level. What we do know is that Nick loved Juliette a lot but now he loves Adalind a lot, end of story.