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[[caption-width-right:350:Believe it or not, this is a good thing.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Believe it or not, this is a good thing.]]
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A series of brutal murders lead to an unlikely lead in a nursing home. Eve goes to Adalind to find a Hexenbiest solution to her mirror problem. Renard wants answers about the symbols that Diana has been drawing.
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A series of brutal murders lead to an unlikely lead in a nursing home. home, and a Wesen with a particular role in society.
Eve goes to Adalind to find a Hexenbiest solution to her mirrorproblem. problem.
Renard wants answers about the symbols that Diana has been drawing.
Eve goes to Adalind to find a Hexenbiest solution to her mirror
Renard wants answers about the symbols that Diana has been drawing.
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"Wessen" spelling is incorrect. Sorry.
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* BeneathSuspicion: Bernard Stanton, the murderer of the VictimOfTheWeek and an earlier case. Despite being caught on camera at both murders, Nick and Hank realise there's no way they'd be able to make a case against an elderly man, confirming that the Gevatter Tod is the best way to deal with Wessen in his condition.
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* BeneathSuspicion: Bernard Stanton, the murderer of the VictimOfTheWeek and an earlier case. Despite being caught on camera at both murders, Nick and Hank realise there's no way they'd be able to make a case against an elderly man, confirming that the Gevatter Tod is the best way to deal with Wessen Wesen in his condition.
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* KilledToUpholdTheMasquerade: A benevolent version. The Gevatter Tod gives dementia-stricken Wessen a gentle death to keep them from exposing the Wessen world or harming anyone.
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* KilledToUpholdTheMasquerade: A benevolent version. The Gevatter Tod gives dementia-stricken Wessen Wesen a gentle death to keep them from exposing the Wessen Wesen world or harming anyone.
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* ScatterbrainedSenior: SeriousBusiness when the senior is a Wessen, especially a dangerous Wessen who no longer remembers to avoid woging in public or attacking people.
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* ScatterbrainedSenior: SeriousBusiness when the senior is a Wessen, Wesen, especially a dangerous Wessen Wesen who no longer remembers to avoid woging in public or attacking people.
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* BeneathSuspicion: Bernard Stanton, the murderer of the VictimOfTheWeek and an earlier case. Despite being caught on camera at both murders, Nick and Hank realise there's no way they'd be able to make a case against an elderly man, confirming that the Gevatter Tod is the best way to deal with Wesen in his condition.
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* BeneathSuspicion: Bernard Stanton, the murderer of the VictimOfTheWeek and an earlier case. Despite being caught on camera at both murders, Nick and Hank realise there's no way they'd be able to make a case against an elderly man, confirming that the Gevatter Tod is the best way to deal with Wesen Wessen in his condition.
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* KilledToUpholdTheMasquerade: A benevolent version. The Gevatter Tod gives dementia-stricken Wesen a gentle death to keep them from exposing the Wesen world or harming anyone.
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* KilledToUpholdTheMasquerade: A benevolent version. The Gevatter Tod gives dementia-stricken Wesen Wessen a gentle death to keep them from exposing the Wesen Wessen world or harming anyone.
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* ScatterbrainedSenior: SeriousBusiness when the senior is a Wesen, especially a dangerous Wesen who no longer remembers to avoid woging in public or attacking people.
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* ScatterbrainedSenior: SeriousBusiness when the senior is a Wesen, Wessen, especially a dangerous Wesen Wessen who no longer remembers to avoid woging in public or attacking people.
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** Renard demands to see the tunnel with the carvings. No one is eager to show him the tunnel the gang [[Recap/GrimmS5E22TheBeginningOfTheEndPartII once used to escape from him]].
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* InternalReveal: Renard confronts Adalind about Diana's drawings and demands to see the tunnel with the carvings. She refers him to Nick, who tells him bluntly that he's not going near the tunnel.
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* BeneathSuspicion: Bernard Stanton, the murderer of the VictimOfTheWeek and an earlier case. Despite being caught on camera at both murders, Nick and Hank realise there's no way they'd be able to make a case against an elderly man, confirming that the Gevatter Tod is the best way to deal with Wesen in his condition.
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* CallBack: Monroe advises Mrs Stanton not to take too much melatonin.
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** Monroe advises Mrs Stanton [[Recap/GrimmS6E6BreakfastInBed not to take too muchmelatonin.melatonin]].
** Bernard Stanton is a [[Recap/GrimmS2E7TheBottleImp Drang-Zorn]]. ''Very'' dangerous when he loses control of himself.
** Monroe advises Mrs Stanton [[Recap/GrimmS6E6BreakfastInBed not to take too much
** Bernard Stanton is a [[Recap/GrimmS2E7TheBottleImp Drang-Zorn]]. ''Very'' dangerous when he loses control of himself.
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* KilledToUpholdTheMasquerade:
KilledToUpholdTheMasquerade: A benevolent version. The Gevatter Tod gives dementia-stricken Wesen a gentle death to keep them from exposing the Wesen world or harming anyone.
* MercyKill: The Gevatter Tod is considered in this way. The venom is apparently painless, and it's considered a better death than many. Monroe and Rosalee urge Nick to drop the case, and he's shocked to hear that they've agreed to call a Gevatter Tod for each other if they get dementia.
* MercyKill: The Gevatter Tod is considered in this way. The venom is apparently painless, and it's considered a better death than many. Monroe and Rosalee urge Nick to drop the case, and he's shocked to hear that they've agreed to call a Gevatter Tod for each other if they get dementia.
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->''Nothing, they say, is more certain than death, and nothing more uncertain than the time of dying.''
A series of brutal murders lead to an unlikely lead in a nursing home. Eve goes to Adalind to find a Hexenbiest solution to her mirror problem. Renard wants answers about the symbols that Diana has been drawing.
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!!This episode provides examples of:
* TheAtoner: Adalind's assessment of Eve's determination to prevent the mirror monster from harming anyone but herself; she wants to make up for the harm she's caused in the past.
* BloodMagic: As the title suggests. Eve uses some at the end to access the mirror dimension.
* CallBack: Monroe advises Mrs Stanton not to take too much melatonin.
* ChekhovsGunman: Mrs Stanton, Rosalee's customer who's buying huge amounts of melatonin. Turns out she's giving it to her husband, who has dementia and has been committing the murders Nick and Hank are investigating.
* LeeroyJenkins: After assuring everyone she was only researching the mirror dimension and wouldn't try going there without someone there to help, Eve does some BloodMagic and dives straight into a mirror.
* KilledToUpholdTheMasquerade:
* MercyKill:
* ScatterbrainedSenior: SeriousBusiness when the senior is a Wesen, especially a dangerous Wesen who no longer remembers to avoid woging in public or attacking people.
* RuleOfThree: Eve looks for answers in three books of magic Adalind inherited from her mother. One is red with a skull in the cover, one is white and one is black.
* YouHaveToBelieveMe: Mason Wilcox, the orderly suspected of manslaughtering a 91-year-old patient, insists that she briefly turned into a monster and attacked him. The nurse accusing him only saw him manhandle the old lady, not her dementia-driven attack.
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A series of brutal murders lead to an unlikely lead in a nursing home. Eve goes to Adalind to find a Hexenbiest solution to her mirror problem. Renard wants answers about the symbols that Diana has been drawing.
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!!This episode provides examples of:
* TheAtoner: Adalind's assessment of Eve's determination to prevent the mirror monster from harming anyone but herself; she wants to make up for the harm she's caused in the past.
* BloodMagic: As the title suggests. Eve uses some at the end to access the mirror dimension.
* CallBack: Monroe advises Mrs Stanton not to take too much melatonin.
* ChekhovsGunman: Mrs Stanton, Rosalee's customer who's buying huge amounts of melatonin. Turns out she's giving it to her husband, who has dementia and has been committing the murders Nick and Hank are investigating.
* LeeroyJenkins: After assuring everyone she was only researching the mirror dimension and wouldn't try going there without someone there to help, Eve does some BloodMagic and dives straight into a mirror.
* KilledToUpholdTheMasquerade:
* MercyKill:
* ScatterbrainedSenior: SeriousBusiness when the senior is a Wesen, especially a dangerous Wesen who no longer remembers to avoid woging in public or attacking people.
* RuleOfThree: Eve looks for answers in three books of magic Adalind inherited from her mother. One is red with a skull in the cover, one is white and one is black.
* YouHaveToBelieveMe: Mason Wilcox, the orderly suspected of manslaughtering a 91-year-old patient, insists that she briefly turned into a monster and attacked him. The nurse accusing him only saw him manhandle the old lady, not her dementia-driven attack.
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