Grimm Recap: Where the Wild Things Are

Season 6/ Episode 11/ NBC [quote_simple]“Hell is empty and all the devils are here.”[/quote_simple] This episode picks up right after Eve’s moment of intense stupidity—y’know when she decided to use a spell from Adalind’s mom’s spellbooks to go through the…

Season 6/ Episode 11/ NBC [quote_simple]“Hell is empty and all the devils are here.”[/quote_simple] This episode picks up right after Eve’s moment of intense stupidity—y’know when she decided to use a spell from Adalind’s mom’s spellbooks to go through the mirror to “the other place” without talking it over with anyone or leaving a note or anything. Nick comes into the loft (from doing cop shit I guess) late. It’s dark and he thinks everyone is asleep… nah, that’s not how this works. Adalind is up and waiting for him; she wants to know if he talked to Renard. He gives her the rundown: they talked but neither of them came up off any information. She’s worried about Diana. Which is to say that Adalind FINALLY told Nick that he’s sleeping 20 feet from a stone cold killer; she tells him how Diana controlled Renard’s body so it was actually her who killed Bonaparte (and Rachel Woods). Nick got that shook “at least the adoption ain’t finalized” look on his face, immediately followed by that “welp, we all killers in here so” [shrug] look. Meanwhile at Rosalee and Monroe’s house, they come in to find the mirror they so meticulously covered earlier (in the last episode). Yep, it doesn’t tae them long to figure out that Eve did some dumb maverick stuff. Clues: blood on the mirror’s frame, a dagger, and an open book of spells. They call Nick who brings the whole family over because only a hexenbiest (hi Adalind!) can open a hexenbiest’s book of spells.

In the land of bad choices, Eve w…

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