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A few reasons why I ship Nadalind (even though no one asked):
The way they look at each other
His world stopped when she died
She was his first voge and he was her first Grimm
Even after everything they’d been through, raising Kelly together felt normal
Nick thought he was gonna go crazy without her
This kiss!!!
My longest edit yet. Days, I tell you. Worth it for these two? Totally.
Nadalind is probably the most accidentally red-stringed fictional couple I’ve ever seen. Way before they were intended to become love interests, the narrative kept connecting and intertwining them (starting with the very first episode):
Nick was the first Grimm she ever saw, and Adalind’s was the first woge he ever saw
Adalind was ordered to kill Nick’s Aunt Marie (1x01)
Nick had to protect her during a murder investigation (1x03)
Adalind was ordered to date and use Nick’s friend and partner Hank’s life as leverage for one of the Keys →
Adalind was forced to consume Nick’s blood—in a physically intimate way (1x17) →
She put his girlfriend in a magical coma (1x22)
Nick’s mother, Kelly, “killed” Adalind’s mother in a fight (really, Catherine just lost that fight) (2x02)
Adalind was protected by and slightly bonded with—unbeknown to both at the time—Nick’s mother
Kelly’s time with Adalind and her daughter, Diana, triggered her last memory with young Nick
Kelly, still unaware of their history, brought Adalind and Diana to Nick’s house (3x17) ->
“Maybe it’s not a coincidence that you brought Adalind and her baby back here to Nick. [...] Carl Jung, synchronicity [the ep’s title]. When two or more events aren’t necessarily causally related but are connected through meaning.” (Juliette)
Kelly let Diana keep her locket with young Nick’s picture (3x18)
Nick’s mom temporarily raised Adalind’s daughter
Nick and Adalind each depowered the other/took each other’s supernatural identity away, temporarily (1x17, 3x22) ->
and both for sympathetic reasons related to the other—Nick, to save Hank from Adalind’s spell; Adalind, to get her daughter back from the Royals, who Nick and the others let her believe Diana was with
Adalind was able to do so because of having Nick’s blood in her system from when he did so
Bonus: Nick’s Aunt Marie had been in a relationship with a Wesen, before she ended it to raise Nick. So the idea and recent precedent of romance between Grimm and Wesen(-related beings) had already been canonized, and with Nick’s own relative.
Endgame Pairings: Nick x Adalind
"I thought I was going to go crazy without you."
180 Grado5
now pretty baby I'm running back home to you
~✨🦋 ✨
Desearía poder regresar el tiempo y no haberte amado en ninguna vida.
LostGirl
No idealicen a nadie; la gente es una decepción constante.
Y jura que es la víctima
once i fix me
ho ho ho
he's gonna miss me
ho ho ho
Al final me canse y me fui...
...ahora la que no quiere saber nada de ti soy yo, pero tú no dejas de buscarme ¿Por qué insistes en algo que miles de veces dijiste que ya no querías?
Dont be afraid of losing people.
Be afraid of losing yourself by trying to please everyone.
~ Coco (2017)
