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-->'''Nick:''' [''Drinks potion and waits a few seconds''] That's it?\\
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Once Monroe shows him that Renard is Juliette's lover, Nick can barely control the urge for illegal revenge. Assisted by just returned Rosalee, Monroe works out how the passion spell can be broken, and ultimately Renard convinces Nick they must work together. Meanwhile Adalind is released for lack of evidence and returns to Renard's traitor brother in Vienna, without the key, not knowing Renard found and stole it from Nick's desk.
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Meanwhile, Adalind is playing a game all of her own, and Renard
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* CoitusEnsues: Renard has Adalind released so he can kidnap her and demand an answer to the obsession. She doesn't have one, but does have a way to ''relieve'' the symptoms temporarily: having sex with him.
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* CoitusEnsues: Renard has Adalind released to he can kidnap her and demand an answer to the obsession. She doesn't have one, but does have a way to ''relieve'' the symptoms temporarily: having sex with him.
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* CoitusEnsues: Renard has Adalind released to so he can kidnap her and demand an answer to the obsession. She doesn't have one, but does have a way to ''relieve'' the symptoms temporarily: having sex with him.
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** At the end, Nick takes the same potion Renard did in [[Recap/GrimmS2E2TheKiss The Kiss]], and is shown suffering the same symptoms (although his are far milder than Renard's, presumably because Nick requires less purifying).
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** At the end, Nick takes the same potion Renard did in [[Recap/GrimmS2E2TheKiss "[[Recap/GrimmS2E2TheKiss The Kiss]], Kiss]]", and is shown suffering the same symptoms (although his are far milder than Renard's, presumably because Nick requires less purifying).
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** At the end, Nick takes the same potion Renard did in [[Recap/GrimmS2E2TheKiss The Kiss]], and is shown suffering the same symptoms.
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** At the end, Nick takes the same potion Renard did in [[Recap/GrimmS2E2TheKiss The Kiss]], and is shown suffering the same symptoms.symptoms (although his are far milder than Renard's, presumably because Nick requires less purifying).
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* HiredToHuntYourself: Once again, Nick is investigating a multiple homicide he committed.
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* HiredToHuntYourself: Once again, Nick is investigating a multiple homicide he committed.committed (the Verrat from last episode).
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** An offscreen variation: Rosalee puts together everything he's seen regarding the Nick-Renard-Juliette mess and realises Renard woke Juliette from her coma, resulting in an out-of-control and dangerous obsession
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** An offscreen variation: Rosalee Monroe puts together everything he's seen regarding the Nick-Renard-Juliette mess and realises Renard woke Juliette from her coma, resulting in an out-of-control and dangerous obsessionobsession.
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** An offscreen variation: Monroe puts together everything he's seen regarding the Nick-Renard-Juliette mess and realises Renard woke Juliette from her coma, resulting in an out-of-control and dangerous obsession
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** An offscreen variation: Monroe Rosalee puts together everything he's seen regarding the Nick-Renard-Juliette mess and realises Renard woke Juliette from her coma, resulting in an out-of-control and dangerous obsession
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-->''''''Nick:''' [''Drinks potion and waits a few seconds''] That's it?\\
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* LockedOutOfTheLoop: In the scene in the Spice Shop at the end, Juliette is the only character present who has no idea why they're at an apothecary, why Nick is taking a random potion to solve her and Renard's obsession or why everyone is so, well, [[{{Pun}} grim]] about it.
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* EurekaMoment:
** Realising the key is not in the trailer, Renard remembers seeing Nick slip something into his desk drawer at the precinct and finds it there.
** An offscreen variation: Monroe puts together everything he's seen regarding the Nick-Renard-Juliette mess and realises Renard woke Juliette from her coma, resulting in an out-of-control and dangerous obsession
** Realising the key is not in the trailer, Renard remembers seeing Nick slip something into his desk drawer at the precinct and finds it there.
** An offscreen variation: Monroe puts together everything he's seen regarding the Nick-Renard-Juliette mess and realises Renard woke Juliette from her coma, resulting in an out-of-control and dangerous obsession
-->'''Monroe:''' I can't wait to write the invitations to that party.
* FightScene: ''Of course'' occurs when Renard and Nick meet at the lodge. If Nick wasn't already pissed off enough over the Juliette situation, he's now realised that Renard stole the key from his desk. Quite a few blows are exchanged before Renard ends the fight by giving the key back (having already taken an impression of the map engraved on it).
* FightScene: ''Of course'' occurs when Renard and Nick meet at the lodge. If Nick wasn't already pissed off enough over the Juliette situation, he's now realised that Renard stole the key from his desk. Quite a few blows are exchanged before Renard ends the fight by giving the key back (having already taken an impression of the map engraved on it).
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* SanitySlippage: Renard and Juliette's mutual obsession deepens, resulting in literal shots fired. Monroe tells Nick that, without a solution, one of them will literally kill the other.
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* {{Irony}}: Realising Hundjager are in town looking for the key, Nick took the precaution of moving it from the trailer to the precinct. As Renard has now found the trailer, that seems like a smart move. However, its hiding place in the trailer was a secret drawer Renard showed no signs of finding in his search, while at the precinct Nick just shoved the key in ''his own desk drawer'' and called it good. Really, it was safer where it was.
* SanitySlippage: Renard and Juliette's mutual obsession deepens, resulting in literal shots fired.Monroe Rosalee tells Nick that, without a solution, one of them will literally kill the other.
-->'''Rosalee:''' If this spell is allowed to progress much further, one of them is going to kill the other.\\
'''Nick:''' Does anything ''not'' end in death?\\
'''Monroe:''' Ummm...\\
'''Rosalee:''' No, not really.\\
'''Monroe:''' Not that I know of.
* ThisIsGonnaSuck:
** Juliette, when Nick and Renard both turn up on her doorstep. In fact, they've decided to work together to solve the obsession problem (although it still does suck).
** Variation where Monroe, Rosalee and Renard all hold this attitude on Nick's behalf as he takes the purification potion.
-->''''''Nick:''' [''Drinks potion and waits a few seconds''] That's it?\\
'''Renard:''' No.\\
[''Nick doubles over in pain'']\\
'''Renard:''' ... That's it.
* SanitySlippage: Renard and Juliette's mutual obsession deepens, resulting in literal shots fired.
-->'''Rosalee:''' If this spell is allowed to progress much further, one of them is going to kill the other.\\
'''Nick:''' Does anything ''not'' end in death?\\
'''Monroe:''' Ummm...\\
'''Rosalee:''' No, not really.\\
'''Monroe:''' Not that I know of.
* ThisIsGonnaSuck:
** Juliette, when Nick and Renard both turn up on her doorstep. In fact, they've decided to work together to solve the obsession problem (although it still does suck).
** Variation where Monroe, Rosalee and Renard all hold this attitude on Nick's behalf as he takes the purification potion.
-->''''''Nick:''' [''Drinks potion and waits a few seconds''] That's it?\\
'''Renard:''' No.\\
[''Nick doubles over in pain'']\\
'''Renard:''' ... That's it.
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* BigDamnKiss: Between Monroe and Rosalee, about four seconds after her arrival back in Portland. [[{{Adorkable}} And he was worried that bringing her flowers would seem presumptious!]]
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* BigDamnKiss: Between Monroe and Rosalee, about four seconds after her arrival back in Portland. [[{{Adorkable}} And he was worried that bringing her flowers would seem presumptious!]]presumptuous!]]
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* CoitusEnsues: Renard has Adalind released to he can [[TakenForARide Take Her FOr A Ride]]. He demands an answer to the obsession
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* CoitusEnsues: Renard has Adalind released to he can [[TakenForARide Take Her FOr A Ride]]. He demands kidnap her and demand an answer to the obsessionobsession. She doesn't have one, but does have a way to ''relieve'' the symptoms temporarily: having sex with him.
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* ExplainExplainOhCrap: Multiple times as Nick, Monroe and Rosalee search for a solution to Renard and Juliette's obsession. Adalind's mother made the potion for Renard? Great, let's ask her! Oh, wait, Nick's mother killed her. Never mind. Here's a solution requiring the cat that scratched Juliette! Oh, no, that died too. All that's left is for Nick to take the same potion Renard did (the really agonising one) and then get himself, Renard and Juliette all working together.
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->''The will to conquer is the first condition of victory.''
Once Monroe shows him that Renard is Juliette's lover, Nick can barely control the urge for illegal revenge. Assisted by just returned Rosalee, Monroe works out how the passion spell can be broken, and ultimately Renard convinces Nick they must work together. Meanwhile Adalind is released for lack of evidence and returns to Renard's traitor brother in Vienna, without the key, not knowing Renard found and stole it from Nick's desk.
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!!This episode provides examples of:
* BigDamnKiss: Between Monroe and Rosalee, about four seconds after her arrival back in Portland. [[{{Adorkable}} And he was worried that bringing her flowers would seem presumptious!]]
* CallBack:
** Renard chooses to meet Nick at the lodge from the [[Recap/GrimmS1E1Pilot Pilot]].
** At the end, Nick takes the same potion Renard did in [[Recap/GrimmS2E2TheKiss The Kiss]], and is shown suffering the same symptoms.
* CoitusEnsues: Renard has Adalind released to he can [[TakenForARide Take Her FOr A Ride]]. He demands an answer to the obsession
* DeathGlare: It's frankly amazing that Renard needs Juliette to tell him that Nick knows he's the other man given the looks Nick's giving him. It's actually pretty surprising Renard isn't combusting on the spot.
* HiredToHuntYourself: Once again, Nick is investigating a multiple homicide he committed.
-->'''Monroe:''' What is it?\\
'''Nick:''' Quadruple homicide.\\
'''Monroe:''' See? Your life's not so bad!\\
'''Nick:''' In the parking lot near the Deluxe Hotel.\\
'''Monroe:''' Oh. ''That'' quadruple homicide. [''{{Beat}}''] Well, at least you know who did it.
* SanitySlippage: Renard and Juliette's mutual obsession deepens, resulting in literal shots fired. Monroe tells Nick that, without a solution, one of them will literally kill the other.
* WhamShot: The episode ends on Adalind, who recently had sex with Renard, holding a pregnancy test, which is positive.
Once Monroe shows him that Renard is Juliette's lover, Nick can barely control the urge for illegal revenge. Assisted by just returned Rosalee, Monroe works out how the passion spell can be broken, and ultimately Renard convinces Nick they must work together. Meanwhile Adalind is released for lack of evidence and returns to Renard's traitor brother in Vienna, without the key, not knowing Renard found and stole it from Nick's desk.
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!!This episode provides examples of:
* BigDamnKiss: Between Monroe and Rosalee, about four seconds after her arrival back in Portland. [[{{Adorkable}} And he was worried that bringing her flowers would seem presumptious!]]
* CallBack:
** Renard chooses to meet Nick at the lodge from the [[Recap/GrimmS1E1Pilot Pilot]].
** At the end, Nick takes the same potion Renard did in [[Recap/GrimmS2E2TheKiss The Kiss]], and is shown suffering the same symptoms.
* CoitusEnsues: Renard has Adalind released to he can [[TakenForARide Take Her FOr A Ride]]. He demands an answer to the obsession
* DeathGlare: It's frankly amazing that Renard needs Juliette to tell him that Nick knows he's the other man given the looks Nick's giving him. It's actually pretty surprising Renard isn't combusting on the spot.
* HiredToHuntYourself: Once again, Nick is investigating a multiple homicide he committed.
-->'''Monroe:''' What is it?\\
'''Nick:''' Quadruple homicide.\\
'''Monroe:''' See? Your life's not so bad!\\
'''Nick:''' In the parking lot near the Deluxe Hotel.\\
'''Monroe:''' Oh. ''That'' quadruple homicide. [''{{Beat}}''] Well, at least you know who did it.
* SanitySlippage: Renard and Juliette's mutual obsession deepens, resulting in literal shots fired. Monroe tells Nick that, without a solution, one of them will literally kill the other.
* WhamShot: The episode ends on Adalind, who recently had sex with Renard, holding a pregnancy test, which is positive.
