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* StateTheSimpleSolution: How to prove that Ava Diaz' husband was gaslighting her and is therefore responsible for the death she caused without mentioning Wesen? Just find a mask that looks close enough to his and his brothers' woges and [[CowboyCop pretend you found it in the house]]. That and the existence of three previously unknown brothers seem to do the trick.
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* DirtyCoward: Shaw the Klaustriech, who plans to attack Nick now he's no longer a Grimm, but backtracks in a hurry when he realises there's still a Grimm in town, who's pretty protective of Nick. Clearly, targets who can fight back aren't his thing.
* EasilyOverheardConversation: Bud stops by to talk to Trubel, pretending it's about one of his kids and a bully until Nick is out of the way and he comes clean; a Klaustriech called Shaw has heard that Nick's not a Grimm anymore and wants to "teach him a lesson," presumably fatally. He and Trubel head out to track the guy down, and the camera pans around to show Juliette sitting around a bend on the stairs looking troubled, having clearly heard the whole thing.
* EasilyOverheardConversation: Bud stops by to talk to Trubel, pretending it's about one of his kids and a bully until Nick is out of the way and he comes clean; a Klaustriech called Shaw has heard that Nick's not a Grimm anymore and wants to "teach him a lesson," presumably fatally. He and Trubel head out to track the guy down, and the camera pans around to show Juliette sitting around a bend on the stairs looking troubled, having clearly heard the whole thing.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Not so imaginary, and really not a friend.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Not so imaginary, and really not a friend.]]
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Nick and Hank are called to the scene of a crime where the suspect swears she was driven to madness by a very persistent talking wolf. Meanwhile, Nick and Juliette wonder if getting his Grimm powers back is worth giving up a normal life. Elsewhere, Bud hopes Trubel can help take care of a Wesen-related issue and the threats against Monroe and Rosalee's inter-Wesen marriage heat up. In Austria, Adalind continues her perilous trek in the hopes of retrieving her daughter.
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Nick and Hank are called to the scene of a crime where the suspect swears she was driven to madness by a very persistent talking wolf. wolf.
Meanwhile, Nick and Juliette wonder if getting his Grimm powers back is worth giving up a normallife. life.
Elsewhere, Bud hopes Trubel can help take care of a Wesen-related issue and the threats against Monroe and Rosalee's inter-Wesen marriage heatup. up.
In Austria, Adalind continues her perilous trek in the hopes of retrieving her daughter.
Meanwhile, Nick and Juliette wonder if getting his Grimm powers back is worth giving up a normal
Elsewhere, Bud hopes Trubel can help take care of a Wesen-related issue and the threats against Monroe and Rosalee's inter-Wesen marriage heat
In Austria, Adalind continues her perilous trek in the hopes of retrieving her daughter.
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Removing trope misuse. This trope is about someone coming up with a convoluted plan when something much more simple is staring them in the face, and has to have that fact pointed out to them.
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* StateTheSimpleSolution: How do the gang prove that Ava is being gaslit by her husband without sounding nuts? Get a mask that's a close enough match to a Luison GameFace.
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* ShoutOut: The opening quote is from "The Boy Who Cried Wolf," from ''Literature/AesopsFables''.
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* ShoutOut: The opening quote is from "The Boy Who Cried Wolf," Wolf" from ''Literature/AesopsFables''.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Bud comes by looking for Trubel, because word has got out that Nick is no longer a Grimm and there's a Klaustreich planning to "teach him a lesson." Trubel scares that guy off, but is certain there'll be more. Juliette hears Bud and Trubel talking and looks troubled; it's implied this is a factor in her agreeing to Nick becoming a Grimm again.
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* WhamLine: After an episode spent weighing up whether Nick should be a Grimm again, seeing a burning Wolfsangel on Monroe and Rosalee's lawn makes up Juliette's mind.
-->'''Juliette:''' I'm ready.\\
'''Nick:''' For what?\\
'''Juliette:''' You need to be a Grimm again.
-->'''Juliette:''' I'm ready.\\
'''Nick:''' For what?\\
'''Juliette:''' You need to be a Grimm again.
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* RunningGag: Ava Diaz' hospital room number is 405, referencing the episode number.
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Nick and Hank are called to the scene of a crime where the suspect swears she was driven to madness by a very persistent talking wolf. Meanwhile, Nick and Juliette wonder if getting his Grimm powers back is worth giving up a normal life. Elsewhere, Bud hopes Trubel can help take care of a Wessen-related issue and the threats against Monroe and Rosalee's inter-Wesen marriage heat up. In Austria, Adalind continues her perilous trek in the hopes of retrieving her daughter.
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Nick and Hank are called to the scene of a crime where the suspect swears she was driven to madness by a very persistent talking wolf. Meanwhile, Nick and Juliette wonder if getting his Grimm powers back is worth giving up a normal life. Elsewhere, Bud hopes Trubel can help take care of a Wessen-related Wesen-related issue and the threats against Monroe and Rosalee's inter-Wesen marriage heat up. In Austria, Adalind continues her perilous trek in the hopes of retrieving her daughter.
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* ImprovisedWeapon: Josh Porter escapes the Hunjager searching his house by throwing the urn containing his father's ashes. A strangely fitting use for a Grimm's mortal remains.
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* StateTheSimpleSolution: How do the gang prove that Ava is being gaslit by her husband without sounding nuts? Get a mask that's a close enough match to a Luison GameFace.
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* UnderestimatingBadassery: Shaw's reaction to Trubel wanting a word with him about his plans for Nick is to scoff that "Burkhardt's sending a little girl to solve his problems." He soon learns different when he's pressed up against his truck with a machete to his throat, basically wetting himself a he realises the "little girl" is ''also'' a Grimm.
* WhamLine: After an episode spent weighing up whether Nick should be a Grimm again, seeing a burning Wolfsangel on Monroe and Rosalee's lawn makes up Juliette's mind.
-->'''Juliette:''' I'm ready.\\
'''Nick:''' For what?\\
'''Juliette:''' You need to be a Grimm again.
* WhamLine: After an episode spent weighing up whether Nick should be a Grimm again, seeing a burning Wolfsangel on Monroe and Rosalee's lawn makes up Juliette's mind.
-->'''Juliette:''' I'm ready.\\
'''Nick:''' For what?\\
'''Juliette:''' You need to be a Grimm again.
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Nick and Hank are called to the scene of a crime where the suspect swears she was driven to madness by a very persistent talking wolf. Meanwhile, Nick and Juliette wonder if getting his Grimm powers back is worth giving up a normal life. Elsewhere, Bud hopes Trubel can help take care of a Wesen-related issue and the threats against Monroe and Rosalee's inter-Wesen marriage heat up. In Austria, Adalind continues her perilous trek in the hopes of retrieving her daughter.
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Nick and Hank are called to the scene of a crime where the suspect swears she was driven to madness by a very persistent talking wolf. Meanwhile, Nick and Juliette wonder if getting his Grimm powers back is worth giving up a normal life. Elsewhere, Bud hopes Trubel can help take care of a Wesen-related Wessen-related issue and the threats against Monroe and Rosalee's inter-Wesen marriage heat up. In Austria, Adalind continues her perilous trek in the hopes of retrieving her daughter.
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: When he's called by a panicked Joshua who's unable to go home due to Verrat hunting him, Nick advises him to get somewhere safe. Joshua asks where ''that'' might be, to which Nick has no answer as it obviously occurs to him that he can't protect Joshua.
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* RealityEnsues: Bud comes by looking for Trubel, because word has got out that Nick is no longer a Grimm and there's a Klaustreich planning to "teach him a lesson." Trubel scares that guy off, but is certain there'll be more. Juliette hears Bud and Trubel talking and looks troubled; it's implied this is a factor in her agreeing to Nick becoming a Grimm again.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Bud comes by looking for Trubel, because word has got out that Nick is no longer a Grimm and there's a Klaustreich planning to "teach him a lesson." Trubel scares that guy off, but is certain there'll be more. Juliette hears Bud and Trubel talking and looks troubled; it's implied this is a factor in her agreeing to Nick becoming a Grimm again.
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* MalignedMixedMarriage: Monroe and Rosalee are being actively targeted by a hate group who burn a Wolfsangel on their lawn.
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** The Luison Gabriel is doing this to his wife, with the help of his three identical brothers.
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** The Luison Gabriel is doing this to his wife, with the help of his three identical brothers. She's the sole heir to an import company worth fifty million, so they're hoping to gain control by putting her out of the way.
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* RealityEnsues: Bud comes by looking for Trubel, because word has got out that Nick is no longer a Grimm and there's a Klaustreich planning to "teach him a lesson." Trubel scares that guy off, but is certain there'll be more. Juliette hears Bud and Trubel talking and looks troubled; it's implied this is a factor in her agreeing to Nick becoming a Grimm again.
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* {{Gaslighting}}: The Luison is doing this to his wife, with the help of his identical brothers.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Monroe finds three identical suits in the attic, and is almost caught by "Gabriel" coming home with another in a dry-cleaning bag. This foreshadows that there are four identical Luison.
* {{Gaslighting}}:
** The Luison Gabriel is doing this to his wife, with the help of his three identical
** Adalind is undergoing a magical version, trying to escape a hallucinatory castle while being distracted by misdirects claiming to know where her baby is.
* ShoutOut: The opening quote is from "The Boy Who Cried Wolf," from ''Literature/AesopsFables''.
* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: Nick and Juliette are less than thrilled with the solution to Nick being BroughtDownToNormal; Juliette takes a potion to look like Adalind and sleeps with Nick (basically mirroring the way Nick lost his powers). In addition to it being creepy, they're not even sure they ''want'' Nick to be a Grimm again. Various solutions are suggested, such as "pretend it's a costume" or "a dark room."
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* {{Gaslighting}}: The Luison is doing this to his wife, with the help of his identical brothers.
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->''A liar will not be believed, even when he speaks the truth.''
Nick and Hank are called to the scene of a crime where the suspect swears she was driven to madness by a very persistent talking wolf. Meanwhile, Nick and Juliette wonder if getting his Grimm powers back is worth giving up a normal life. Elsewhere, Bud hopes Trubel can help take care of a Wesen-related issue and the threats against Monroe and Rosalee's inter-Wesen marriage heat up. In Austria, Adalind continues her perilous trek in the hopes of retrieving her daughter.
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Nick and Hank are called to the scene of a crime where the suspect swears she was driven to madness by a very persistent talking wolf. Meanwhile, Nick and Juliette wonder if getting his Grimm powers back is worth giving up a normal life. Elsewhere, Bud hopes Trubel can help take care of a Wesen-related issue and the threats against Monroe and Rosalee's inter-Wesen marriage heat up. In Austria, Adalind continues her perilous trek in the hopes of retrieving her daughter.
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