Nick starts to lose it, Chavez shares a secret, and Adalind goes into labor.
Trubel is standing above the sad scene, knowing that she had no other choice.
Juliette would have killed Nick, and would Nick really have tried to stop her by killing her?
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Would he do what was necessary?
As Trubel can find the words to say to Nick, his home is invaded.
Before he can see by whom, hes drugged and blacks out.
He has cryptic dreams of Juliettes funeral and his mothers head floating around in boxes.
When he wakes up, both Trubel and Juliette are gone, as well as his mothers head.
What psychopath would want a dead hexenbiests body and ahead in a box?
I have to think its more than just covering up evidence.
Nick gets a call from Hank, and he tells him about Juliette.
While Hank rushes to the house, Nick calls Monroe and Rosalee to see if they have Trubel.
They havent seen her since the day before, and Nick informs them about Juliette as well.
Renard says that they can do a background check on Chavez, but that have to do it secretly.
They arent entirely convinced of Nicks theory of her involvement.
Meanwhile, Nick storms into Chavezs office, screaming accusations at her.
He tells her that he knows about the secret society she belongs to and that shes wesen.
Chavez plays dumb and orders him out by force, further infuriating Nick.
Its not an official suspension, but it will be if Nick doesnt comply.
Of course Nick heads home and continues his rampage, and he starts to lose it.
He hears Juliettes voice and starts to tear up, knowing that shes gone forever.
Juliette he couldnt save, but maybe Trubel will redeem him of his guilt.
NEXT: Nick goes to see Chavez again, but this time he doesnt leave empty-handed.
When he finds Chavezs address he heads to her house.
Monroe, worried about his friend, complies with his order.
Nick waits inside for Chavez to appear and attacks her as soon as she walks into the door.
She goes into full wesen mode, and Nick captures her and takes her to the Spice Shop.
Shes wesen with the wrong Grimm (sorry, I had to).
Back at the shop, Chavezs phone rings.
The gang lets her answer it; the phone is answered using fingerprint recognition.
When Nick and Chavez arrive at an abandoned warehouse, they are greeted by dead bodies: Chavezs contacts.
and mumbling something about a war coming.
The man feels like Martin Meisner of the Resistance who saved Adalind previously.
The prisoner seemed too wesen-esque to be Trubel.
His new son may be the one thing that can keep him level-headed as the search for Trubel continues.
