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kribbanJust watched the Grimm series finale and it was the most anti-climactic thing EVER. It's like someone read the Harry Potter epilog and thought "That's so clever! Let's emulate that!" and completely missed the part where spelling everything out cheated the readers out of imagining their own futures for the characters.
I feel cheated. Like WHAT.
After reading spoilers, I was so sure that time would re-set itself, bringing everyone back to life. But I thought that it would come at the expense of Nick's life. He realizes that he has to sacrifice himself in exchange for the life of his children and friends, and there's a bitter-sweet ending where they go on without him. I could live with that. But now he brings everyone back, and he gets to keep his life and be happy, because.... Feelings? Karma? Huh?
I felt cheated.
Also, making Nadalind endgame, to the point where Diana calls Nick her "dad", is icky. What happened to Juliette? And Sean? Is he fine with being demoted to not-dad?
I feel cheated. Like WHAT.
After reading spoilers, I was so sure that time would re-set itself, bringing everyone back to life. But I thought that it would come at the expense of Nick's life. He realizes that he has to sacrifice himself in exchange for the life of his children and friends, and there's a bitter-sweet ending where they go on without him. I could live with that. But now he brings everyone back, and he gets to keep his life and be happy, because.... Feelings? Karma? Huh?
I felt cheated.
Also, making Nadalind endgame, to the point where Diana calls Nick her "dad", is icky. What happened to Juliette? And Sean? Is he fine with being demoted to not-dad?
