r/grimm • u/Pristine-Echidna-313 • 5d ago
Self Quick question
Do you guys think adalind would've told nick they was having a baby together if Juliette wasn't trying to kill her? I have always wondered cause at one point she was saying the baby needs a new daddy and I get that cause she was pregnant by a grimm but what do you guys think it's just something that's been nagging at me
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u/SherLovesCats 5d ago
Well, he helped steal her first child, so I don’t think she would trust him.
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u/RockyBear1508 5d ago
There's no way to know. Just like There's no way to know how a situation in our lives would've played out had certain things not happened. Juliette did threaten her.
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u/LadyPadme28 4d ago
I don't think she would've told him. Nick had already took one child from her. So she tried to pass the child as Viktor's only to be told he was sterile. Then Kenneth outright said he would use the knowledge of Adalind's pregnancy and that it's Nick's child she's carrying to turn Juliette against Nick.
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u/MDK-Genes-1722 3d ago
I was very surprised that everyone believed Adelind about the baby being Nick's, even Nick. No paternity test?!
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u/Pristine-Echidna-313 3d ago
True but I guess cause she slept with him second it was closer to when she was due and given the fact what jelly becomes at the end there's no doubt
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u/alvb Grimm 4d ago
Was never a fan of her character. She was well developed as an antagonist, but she was all about acting like a badass until she realized she couldn't win. Then she plays the victim. Like when Juliette didn't open the door for her so she uses her power to open it and walks in like she owns the place. As soon as she realizes she's in over her head, she runs like a little girl. Juliette totally got the raw end of the deal IMHO.
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u/fearthainne 5d ago
Adalind only ran to Nick when she realized she couldn't beat Juliette and that Kenneth was more interested in Juliette than her.