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Character reactions don't qualify for this trope anymore, plus, it's not really surprising.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome:
** When Juliette shows Nick her woge face, he immediately pulls his gun on her thinking she's Adalind in disguise again.
** Yes, Adalind, having sex without thinking about contraception can in fact result in an unplanned pregnancy.
** When Juliette shows Nick her woge face, he immediately pulls his gun on her thinking she's Adalind in disguise again.
** Yes, Adalind, having sex without thinking about contraception can in fact result in an unplanned pregnancy.
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* AnArmAndALeg: The episode features a rabbit-type Wesen, Wilahara, who are hunted for their feet, which are rumored to have the property of helping couples conceive.
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* AnArmAndALeg: The episode features a rabbit-type Wesen, Wilahara, who are hunted for their feet, which are rumored to have the property of helping couples conceive. VictimOfTheWeek Peter dies when he's left to bleed out after his foot is cut off.
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* BerserkButton: The hunting of Wilahara for their feet proves to be this trope for Rosalee, who is ''incensed'' that this is still going on and makes it her personal mission to help bring down those responsible.
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* BerserkButton: The hunting of Wilahara for their feet proves to be this trope for Rosalee, who is ''incensed'' that this is still going on and makes it her personal mission to help bring down those responsible. When told to make sure the nurse acting as go-between doesn't leave the clinic, it doesn't take Rosalee long to get to "punch the bitch out."
* NauseaFuel: The gang unsurprisingly feel this way about practice of gettin' busy with a severed foot under the bed.
-->'''Nick:''' It says here, "Before relations are to begin, the severed Willahara foot must be placed beneath the couple wishing to procreate."\\
'''Hank:''' You're joking. [''Nick shows him the entry''] Okay, not joking.\\
'''Nick:''' There's more. "The fresher the foot, the more fertile the female will be. Within three days, conception will occur."\\
'''Wu:''' They leave a severed foot under the bed for three days?\\
'''Hank:''' That's what it says.\\
'''Wu:''' Uh, does anybody else think this is messed up?
* NeverMyFault: Both the nurse acting as go-between and the couple who paid $10K for a severed Wilahara foot insist that they have nothing to do with ''murder''.
* OhCrap: The couple who bought Peter's foot, when Nick tells them that, while he can't arrest them as a cop, he can and will inform the Wesen Council of what they did.
-->'''Nick:''' It says here, "Before relations are to begin, the severed Willahara foot must be placed beneath the couple wishing to procreate."\\
'''Hank:''' You're joking. [''Nick shows him the entry''] Okay, not joking.\\
'''Nick:''' There's more. "The fresher the foot, the more fertile the female will be. Within three days, conception will occur."\\
'''Wu:''' They leave a severed foot under the bed for three days?\\
'''Hank:''' That's what it says.\\
'''Wu:''' Uh, does anybody else think this is messed up?
* NeverMyFault: Both the nurse acting as go-between and the couple who paid $10K for a severed Wilahara foot insist that they have nothing to do with ''murder''.
* OhCrap: The couple who bought Peter's foot, when Nick tells them that, while he can't arrest them as a cop, he can and will inform the Wesen Council of what they did.
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* TheSociopath: The Leporem Venator working his way through the Bennet family. He killed the father and placed a tracking device on the family car so he could follow the wife and children wherever they ran. He takes obvious pleasure in stalking his targets and gloating over them, and leaves them to die after cutting off their feet.
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* CallBack: Henrietta tells Nick that Juliette's condition is permanent, referencing [[Recap/GrimmS1E17LoveSick Nick taking Adalind's power]] as she explains that that won't work this time because Nick's blood is already in Adalind and therefore in Juliette.
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* CallBack: AndThisIsFor: Used by Chloe to her captor when she's beating him with the stake he tied her to. She adds [[YouKilledMyFather "And this is for my father!"]] before stabbing him through the foot.
* ArtisticLicenseMedicine: Adalind seems pretty certain that her child's father must be Nick, even though she was sleeping with Renard about a week earlier. It's possible they were using some form of birth control that was nullified when she turned into Juliette, but it's not specified.
* BerserkButton: The hunting of Wilahara for their feet proves to be this trope for Rosalee, who is ''incensed'' that this is still going on and makes it her personal mission to help bring down those responsible.
-->'''Rosalee:''' The thought that they're still being hunted, don't get me started!\\
'''Hank:''' If the killer is selling their feet...\\
'''Rosalee:''' That is, I am sorry, ''outrageous''. God, you're getting me started.\\
[''Monroe and Rosalee plan to go undercover'']\\
'''Monroe:''' See, that's what happens when you get her started.
* CallBack:
** [[SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay To convince Nick that she's not Adalind in disguise]], Juliette references [[Recap/GrimmS1E12LastGrimmStanding him proposing to her]] and [[Recap/GrimmS1E16TheThingWithFeathers her finding the ring in his sock drawer]] as Adalind wouldn't know those things.
** Henrietta tells Nick that Juliette's condition is permanent, referencing [[Recap/GrimmS1E17LoveSick Nick taking Adalind's power]] as she explains that that won't work this time because Nick's blood is already in Adalind and therefore inJuliette.Juliette.
** When Adalind confronts Renard, she shows him [[Recap/GrimmS4E13TrialByFire the shiner she got from her fight with Juliette]].
* ArtisticLicenseMedicine: Adalind seems pretty certain that her child's father must be Nick, even though she was sleeping with Renard about a week earlier. It's possible they were using some form of birth control that was nullified when she turned into Juliette, but it's not specified.
* BerserkButton: The hunting of Wilahara for their feet proves to be this trope for Rosalee, who is ''incensed'' that this is still going on and makes it her personal mission to help bring down those responsible.
-->'''Rosalee:''' The thought that they're still being hunted, don't get me started!\\
'''Hank:''' If the killer is selling their feet...\\
'''Rosalee:''' That is, I am sorry, ''outrageous''. God, you're getting me started.\\
[''Monroe and Rosalee plan to go undercover'']\\
'''Monroe:''' See, that's what happens when you get her started.
* CallBack:
** [[SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay To convince Nick that she's not Adalind in disguise]], Juliette references [[Recap/GrimmS1E12LastGrimmStanding him proposing to her]] and [[Recap/GrimmS1E16TheThingWithFeathers her finding the ring in his sock drawer]] as Adalind wouldn't know those things.
** Henrietta tells Nick that Juliette's condition is permanent, referencing [[Recap/GrimmS1E17LoveSick Nick taking Adalind's power]] as she explains that that won't work this time because Nick's blood is already in Adalind and therefore in
** When Adalind confronts Renard, she shows him [[Recap/GrimmS4E13TrialByFire the shiner she got from her fight with Juliette]].
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* GenderInvertedTrope: In the ColdOpen, a teenage couple sneak out for some fun, and it's the boy, Peter, who's concerned that someone's nearby. Acts as {{Foreshadowing}} that he has reason to be afraid.
* TheInfiltration: Monroe and Rosalee go undercover with a Wesen fertility doctor, pretending to be a couple having trouble conceiving who are interested in "Wesen-specific" alternatives. The doctor is disgusted, but the nurse is working for the MonsterOfTheWeek and adds them to the list.
* TheInfiltration: Monroe and Rosalee go undercover with a Wesen fertility doctor, pretending to be a couple having trouble conceiving who are interested in "Wesen-specific" alternatives. The doctor is disgusted, but the nurse is working for the MonsterOfTheWeek and adds them to the list.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: For the first time ever, a Wesen is ''relieved'' to find that the cop she's talking to is a Grimm, because it means he really ''does'' know what kind of danger a kidnapped Chloe is in.
* ProperlyParanoid: Peter describes his mother as paranoid in the ColdOpen. Considering he's soon murdered for his foot, she might have been onto something.
* ProperlyParanoid: Peter describes his mother as paranoid in the ColdOpen. Considering he's soon murdered for his foot, she might have been onto something.
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** When Juliette shows Nick her woge face, he immediately pulls his gun on her thinking she's Adalind in disguise.
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** When Juliette shows Nick her woge face, he immediately pulls his gun on her thinking she's Adalind in disguise.disguise again.
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** When Juliette shows Nick her woge face, he immediately pulls his gun on her thinking she's Adalind.
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** When Juliette shows Nick her woge face, he immediately pulls his gun on her thinking she's Adalind.Adalind in disguise.
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* CallBack: Henrietta tells Nick that Juliette's condition is permanent, referencing [[Recap/GrimmS1E17LoveSick Nick taking Adalind's power]] as she explains that that won't work this time.
* CharmPerson: Henrietta does this to Nick and they nearly kiss. She then points out how easy that was for her and warns him that Juliette will become a much more powerful Hexenbiest than she.
* CharmPerson: Henrietta does this to Nick and they nearly kiss. She then points out how easy that was for her and warns him that Juliette will become a much more powerful Hexenbiest than she.
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* CallBack: Henrietta tells Nick that Juliette's condition is permanent, referencing [[Recap/GrimmS1E17LoveSick Nick taking Adalind's power]] as she explains that that won't work this time.
time because Nick's blood is already in Adalind and therefore in Juliette.
* CharmPerson: Henrietta does this to Nick and they nearly kiss. She then points out how easythat it was for her to do that despite the fact that he came in angry with her, and warns him that Juliette will become a much more powerful Hexenbiest than she.
* CharmPerson: Henrietta does this to Nick and they nearly kiss. She then points out how easy
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Reeling from Juliette's revelation, Nick goes to meet Henrietta.
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Reeling from Juliette's revelation, Nick goes to meet Henrietta.
Henrietta, who also has unwelcome news for Adalind.
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Nick and Hank investigate a murder victim with his foot cut off, and stumble onto a disturbing Wesen take on the "lucky rabbit's foot." In an effort to help, Monroe and Rosalee go undercover.
Meanwhile, the fallout from Adalind and Juliette's showdown still has Nick reeling and sends him on a path that leads to Henrietta.
Meanwhile, the fallout from Adalind and Juliette's showdown still has Nick reeling and sends him on a path that leads to Henrietta.
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Nick and Hank investigate a the murder victim with his of a boy whose foot cut off, was removed by the killer, and stumble onto a disturbing Wesen take on find themselves learning the "lucky rabbit's foot." In an effort to help, origins of a particular superstition. With another teenager abducted and time running out, Monroe and Rosalee go undercover.
Meanwhile,undercover to find the fallout killer to save the girl.
Reeling fromAdalind and Juliette's showdown still has revelation, Nick reeling and sends him on a path that leads goes to meet Henrietta.
Meanwhile,
Reeling from
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Nick and Hank investigate a murder victim with his foot cut off, and stumble onto a disturbing Wesen take on the "lucky rabbit's foot." In an effort to help, Monroe and Rosalee go undercover. Meanwhile, the fallout from Adalind and Juliette's showdown still has Nick reeling and sends him on a path that leads to Henrietta.
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Nick and Hank investigate a murder victim with his foot cut off, and stumble onto a disturbing Wesen take on the "lucky rabbit's foot." In an effort to help, Monroe and Rosalee go undercover. undercover.
Meanwhile, the fallout from Adalind and Juliette's showdown still has Nick reeling and sends him on a path that leads to Henrietta.
Meanwhile, the fallout from Adalind and Juliette's showdown still has Nick reeling and sends him on a path that leads to Henrietta.
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* CharmPerson: Henrietta does this to Nick and they nearly kiss. She then points out how easy that was for her and warns him that Juliette will become a much more powerful Hexenbiest than she.
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* AnArmAndALeg: The episode features a rabbit-type Wesen, Wilahara, who are hunted for their feet, which have the property of helping couples conceive.
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* AnArmAndALeg: The episode features a rabbit-type Wesen, Wilahara, who are hunted for their feet, which are rumored to have the property of helping couples conceive.
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"Wessen" spelling is incorrect. Sorry.
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Nick and Hank investigate a murder victim with his foot cut off, and stumble onto a disturbing Wessen take on the "lucky rabbit's foot." In an effort to help, Monroe and Rosalee go undercover. Meanwhile, the fallout from Adalind and Juliette's showdown still has Nick reeling and sends him on a path that leads to Henrietta.
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Nick and Hank investigate a murder victim with his foot cut off, and stumble onto a disturbing Wessen Wesen take on the "lucky rabbit's foot." In an effort to help, Monroe and Rosalee go undercover. Meanwhile, the fallout from Adalind and Juliette's showdown still has Nick reeling and sends him on a path that leads to Henrietta.
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* AnArmAndALeg: The episode features a rabbit-type Wessen, Wilahara, who are hunted for their feet, which have the property of helping couples conceive.
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* AnArmAndALeg: The episode features a rabbit-type Wessen, Wesen, Wilahara, who are hunted for their feet, which have the property of helping couples conceive.
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* {{Irony}}: The A plot involves Wessen couples going to desperate lengths to conceive. The B plot involves Adalind discovering she's unwillingly become pregnant.
* ShoutOut: The VictimOfTheWeek is a rabbit-type Wessen named [[Literature/PeterRabbit Peter]]. His mother's name is Beatrice, similar to [[Creator/BeatrixPotter Beatrix]].
* ShoutOut: The VictimOfTheWeek is a rabbit-type Wessen named [[Literature/PeterRabbit Peter]]. His mother's name is Beatrice, similar to [[Creator/BeatrixPotter Beatrix]].
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* {{Irony}}: The A plot involves Wessen Wesen couples going to desperate lengths to conceive. The B plot involves Adalind discovering she's unwillingly become pregnant.
* ShoutOut: The VictimOfTheWeek is a rabbit-typeWessen Wesen named [[Literature/PeterRabbit Peter]]. His mother's name is Beatrice, similar to [[Creator/BeatrixPotter Beatrix]].
* ShoutOut: The VictimOfTheWeek is a rabbit-type
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Nick and Hank investigate a murder victim with his foot cut off, and stumble onto a disturbing Wesen take on the "lucky rabbit's foot." In an effort to help, Monroe and Rosalee go undercover. Meanwhile, the fallout from Adalind and Juliette's showdown still has Nick reeling and sends him on a path that leads to Henrietta.
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Nick and Hank investigate a murder victim with his foot cut off, and stumble onto a disturbing Wesen Wessen take on the "lucky rabbit's foot." In an effort to help, Monroe and Rosalee go undercover. Meanwhile, the fallout from Adalind and Juliette's showdown still has Nick reeling and sends him on a path that leads to Henrietta.
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* AnArmAndALeg: The episode features a rabbit-type Wesen, Wilahara, who are hunted for their feet, which have the property of helping couples conceive.
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* AnArmAndALeg: The episode features a rabbit-type Wesen, Wessen, Wilahara, who are hunted for their feet, which have the property of helping couples conceive.
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* {{Irony}}: The A plot involves Wesen couples going to desperate lengths to conceive. The B plot involves Adalind discovering she's unwillingly become pregnant.
* ShoutOut: The VictimOfTheWeek is a rabbit-type Wesen named [[Literature/PeterRabbit Peter]]. His mother's name is Beatrice, similar to [[Creator/BeatrixPotter Beatrix]].
* ShoutOut: The VictimOfTheWeek is a rabbit-type Wesen named [[Literature/PeterRabbit Peter]]. His mother's name is Beatrice, similar to [[Creator/BeatrixPotter Beatrix]].
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* {{Irony}}: The A plot involves Wesen Wessen couples going to desperate lengths to conceive. The B plot involves Adalind discovering she's unwillingly become pregnant.
* ShoutOut: The VictimOfTheWeek is a rabbit-typeWesen Wessen named [[Literature/PeterRabbit Peter]]. His mother's name is Beatrice, similar to [[Creator/BeatrixPotter Beatrix]].
* ShoutOut: The VictimOfTheWeek is a rabbit-type
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* {{Irony}}: The A plot involves Wesen couples going to desperate lengths to conceive. The B plot involves Adalind discovering she's unwillingly become pregnant.
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** Yes, Adalind, having sex without thinking about contraception can in fact result in unplanned pregnancy.
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** Yes, Adalind, having sex without thinking about contraception can in fact result in an unplanned pregnancy.
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* RealityEnsues:
** When Juliette shows Nick her woge face, he immediately pulls his gun on her thinking she's Adalind.
** Yes, Adalind, having sex without thinking about contraception can in fact result in unplanned pregnancy.
** When Juliette shows Nick her woge face, he immediately pulls his gun on her thinking she's Adalind.
** Yes, Adalind, having sex without thinking about contraception can in fact result in unplanned pregnancy.
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* WouldHurtAChild: VictimOfTheWeek Peter is seventeen, and his sister who almost meets the same fate is implied to be younger.
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* WouldHurtAChild: VictimOfTheWeek Peter is seventeen, and SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome:
** When Juliette shows Nick her woge face, he immediately pulls hissister who almost meets the same fate is implied to be younger.gun on her thinking she's Adalind.
** Yes, Adalind, having sex without thinking about contraception can in fact result in unplanned pregnancy.
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** When Juliette shows Nick her woge face, he immediately pulls his
** Yes, Adalind, having sex without thinking about contraception can in fact result in unplanned pregnancy.
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* DefiantCaptive: Chloe, the Wilahara girl who's kidnapped by her brother's killer.
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* DefiantCaptive: Chloe, the Wilahara girl who's kidnapped by her brother's killer. She refuses to woge so her abductor can't take her foot, then later she beats him with the stake he tied her to and impales him through the foot.
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* DefiantCaptive: Chloe, the Wilahara girl who's kidnapped by her brother's killer.
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* ShoutOut: The VictimOfTheWeek is a rabbit-type Wesen named [[Literature/PeterRabbit Peter]]. His mother's name is Beatrice, similar to [[Creator/BeatrixPotter Beatrix]].
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* ShoutOut: The VictimOfTheWeek is a rabbit-type Wesen named [[Literature/PeterRabbit Peter]]. His mother's name is Beatrice, similar to [[Creator/BeatrixPotter Beatrix]].Beatrix]].
* WouldHurtAChild: VictimOfTheWeek Peter is seventeen, and his sister who almost meets the same fate is implied to be younger.
* WouldHurtAChild: VictimOfTheWeek Peter is seventeen, and his sister who almost meets the same fate is implied to be younger.
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->''No one is so thoroughly superstitious as the godless man.''
Nick and Hank investigate a murder victim with his foot cut off, and stumble onto a disturbing Wesen take on the "lucky rabbit's foot." In an effort to help, Monroe and Rosalee go undercover. Meanwhile, the fallout from Adalind and Juliette's showdown still has Nick reeling and sends him on a path that leads to Henrietta.
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!!This episode provides examples of:
* AnArmAndALeg: The episode features a rabbit-type Wesen, Wilahara, who are hunted for their feet, which have the property of helping couples conceive.
* CallBack: Henrietta tells Nick that Juliette's condition is permanent, referencing [[Recap/GrimmS1E17LoveSick Nick taking Adalind's power]] as she explains that that won't work this time.
* ExplainExplainOhCrap: When Henrietta tells Adalind she's pregnant, Adalind says that, no, she can't be pregnant, because she hasn't been with anyone since... Nick. Cue an OhCrap and a RapidFireNo as an amused Henrietta looks on.
* RealityEnsues:
** When Juliette shows Nick her woge face, he immediately pulls his gun on her thinking she's Adalind.
** Yes, Adalind, having sex without thinking about contraception can in fact result in unplanned pregnancy.
* ShoutOut: The VictimOfTheWeek is a rabbit-type Wesen named [[Literature/PeterRabbit Peter]]. His mother's name is Beatrice, similar to [[Creator/BeatrixPotter Beatrix]].
Nick and Hank investigate a murder victim with his foot cut off, and stumble onto a disturbing Wesen take on the "lucky rabbit's foot." In an effort to help, Monroe and Rosalee go undercover. Meanwhile, the fallout from Adalind and Juliette's showdown still has Nick reeling and sends him on a path that leads to Henrietta.
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!!This episode provides examples of:
* AnArmAndALeg: The episode features a rabbit-type Wesen, Wilahara, who are hunted for their feet, which have the property of helping couples conceive.
* CallBack: Henrietta tells Nick that Juliette's condition is permanent, referencing [[Recap/GrimmS1E17LoveSick Nick taking Adalind's power]] as she explains that that won't work this time.
* ExplainExplainOhCrap: When Henrietta tells Adalind she's pregnant, Adalind says that, no, she can't be pregnant, because she hasn't been with anyone since... Nick. Cue an OhCrap and a RapidFireNo as an amused Henrietta looks on.
* RealityEnsues:
** When Juliette shows Nick her woge face, he immediately pulls his gun on her thinking she's Adalind.
** Yes, Adalind, having sex without thinking about contraception can in fact result in unplanned pregnancy.
* ShoutOut: The VictimOfTheWeek is a rabbit-type Wesen named [[Literature/PeterRabbit Peter]]. His mother's name is Beatrice, similar to [[Creator/BeatrixPotter Beatrix]].
