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Old 11-23-2014, 09:40 AM
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Mysterious Island Girl
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Originally Posted by Lutesse (View Post)
The symbol is called a wolfsangel - here it is on the brick:

(It sounded like Monroe pronounced it woofs' anga)

We had so many storylines going in the episode ..
  • Bud enlisting Trubel's services as a Grimm;
  • The Luison tormenting his wife;
  • Josh Porter pursued by Hundjagers;
  • Renard telling Elizabeth about Kelley;
  • Nick & Juliette's dilemma;
  • MonRosalee targeted by Wesen KKK;
  • Adalind's hallucinations (I think we can safely say, now, that's what was happening to her. There's probably no Hoffman, either.).
I had hopes Josh would become a Grimm. That looks very iffy now. Since his father died, the stressful run-in with the Hundjagers should perhaps have kicked-started his Grimm gene.
We'll see ..

Viktor won; Adalind is completely at his mercy now - and he's convinced her that all he wants is to get "our child" back.
Anyone who had a hand in helping her escape before the birth is going to be in terrible danger.

Taken altogether, it was a very exciting episode that sent a dozen balls rolling.
And only 3 more episodes until the mid-season hiatus!
A German pronounciation, I think they do not utilize the "L" sound. My friend's last name is Felker and well he pronounces it like Fauker. Not quite what an American is used to hearing. Thanks for the info on that symbol. Did you look it up yet?

So many story lines going on and it could get confusing if they spin the story too big imo.
Grimm writers be careful.

And btw, the armadillo story made me
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