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2 | [[caption-width-right:350:Enter the dragon]] |
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4 | ->''Said the dragon, 'Many knights have left their lives here, I shall soon have an end for you, too,' and he breathed fire out of seven jaws.'' |
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6 | When Nick investigates two brothers who tried to steal copper from an abandoned warehouse and were burned alive for their trouble. His investigations lead him to Ariel, a firedancer and Dämonfeuer... better known as a dragon. |
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8 | Ariel has need of a warrior for a specific purpose, and she decides Nick will do nicely. She abducts Juliette to lure Nick into a confrontation straight out of legend. |
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11 | !!This episode provides examples of: |
12 | %%* BoundAndGagged: Juliette |
13 | * TheCameo: Creator/DanielBaldwin appears as the arson investigator. |
14 | * ChekhovsSkill: Monroe's interest in model trains comes in handy when he and Nick need to get down the train line fast (it would take hours to walk). |
15 | * ComeAlone: Ariel tells Nick to not bring any cops. So Nick gets around that by bringing Monroe. |
16 | * DadTheVeteran: Ariel's father Fred served in Operation Desert Storm. His father served in Vietnam. |
17 | * DeathByMaterialism: The two thieves die at the beginning because one of them insists on stealing copper even though someone's already there and could kill them for not wanting to share. |
18 | * DefiantCaptive: Juliette punches Ariel rather than act like a DamselInDistress. |
19 | -->'''Ariel:''' Time for you to scream.\ |
20 | '''Juliette:''' Time for ''you'' to scream. [''Punches her''] |
21 | * DespairEventHorizon: Fred Eberhart crossed it hard when his wife died; Ariel regards it as losing both parents. |
22 | * FacialHorror: Fred Eberhart's most recognizable trait is his half-burned face. |
23 | * FairytaleMotifs: The Princess and Dragon trope is deliberately invoked by the antagonist, who considers being killed by a Grimm to be a way for her father to die with dignity. |
24 | -->'''Ariel:''' Isn't [Juliette] perfect?\ |
25 | '''Fred:''' Who comes for her?\ |
26 | '''Ariel:''' Someone worthy of you. |
27 | * IronicName: Ariel's first name is best known from ''WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989''. Dragons and mermaids could not be more different. |
28 | * ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Nick kills Fred Eberhart by skewering him with a copper pipe. |
29 | * KarmicDeath: Fred Eberhart is stabbed with a copper pipe, one of the various pieces he hoarded. |
30 | * MeaningfulName: "Eberhart" sounds like "Ember Heart." |
31 | * MilitaryBrat: Ariel's family has served in the military for at least three generations. |
32 | * MundaneUtility: The Eberhart family use their flame-based powers in fire-orientated jobs; Fred was a welder, Ariel is a firedancer, and her grandfather and great-grandfather were flamethrower operators in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII (her great-grandfather) and UsefulNotes/TheVietnamWar (her grandfather). |
33 | * WildGooseChase: Ariel sends Nick and Hank to her house so she can talk, but she's already gone to Nick's house to kidnap Juliette. |
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