(10-17-2016, 06:59 PM)FaceInTheCrowd Wrote: I think if Monroe ever sold someone he was supposed to care about out and got them killed he would feel guilty about it, wesen or no wesen. And the guilt that Eve feels will almost certainly be for Juliette's turning on Nick and getting his mother killed, rather than for the various BC members she killed after becoming Eve.

Eve's outfit in the early episodes of S06 is most likely the result of being in hiding and not going shopping or back to the ruins of HW for a change of clothes.

Quote:This gal owns a lotta wigs! . . . She’s got a black wig that’s really fun, and a hot pink one. Now I’m trying to sell the producers on a blue wig.

(10-18-2016, 11:29 AM)rpmaluki Wrote: As stupid as the glasses are as a disguise at least their purpose is explained within the story. It's like hiding something in plain sight, using a pair of glasses to fool people so they won't make a connection between their dorky selves (Clark and Kara) and their super alter egos. I can't say Eve's wigs serve any purpose. They are a weird prop they haven't bothered to explain on the show other than something they use to try and convince us that somehow Eve isn't Juliette. The people that look at Kara and supergirl literally believe they are two separate people, they look at Juliette and Eve and see the same person. The wigs are completely pointless.

I think the writers want viewers to see those wigs as some sort of "superhero" like costume with a similar effect as tights and a cape but they just come off ridiculous because we don't know why she wears the red as opposed to the platinum blonde or the bubblegum blue at any given moment since those around her see Juliette who's just disassociated.

(10-18-2016, 11:58 AM)jsgrimm45 Wrote:

(10-18-2016, 11:29 AM)rpmaluki Wrote: As stupid as the glasses are as a disguise at least their purpose is explained within the story. It's like hiding something in plain sight, using a pair of glasses to fool people so they won't make a connection between their dorky selves (Clark and Kara) and their super alter egos. I can't say Eve's wigs serve any purpose. They are a weird prop they haven't bothered to explain on the show other than something they use to try and convince us that somehow Eve isn't Juliette. The people that look at Kara and supergirl literally believe they are two separate people, they look at Juliette and Eve and see the same person. The wigs are completely pointless.

I think the writers want viewers to see those wigs as some sort of "superhero" like costume with a similar effect as tights and a cape but they just come off ridiculous because we don't know why she wears the red as opposed to the platinum blonde or the bubblegum blue at any given moment since those around her see Juliette who's just disassociated.

Could the wigs have some other use? Just putting out some other ideas like wigs are often used as a disguise hair color is one thing used when giving a description. Could there be others? Thinking way outside the box could the wig being use add in some way to one of her powers maybe not the color but cap under the wig. The color is a code as to the power she wishes to highlight? This is very far out but this is Grimm.

(10-18-2016, 07:43 AM)New Guy Wrote:

(10-17-2016, 06:59 PM)FaceInTheCrowd Wrote: I think if Monroe ever sold someone he was supposed to care about out and got them killed he would feel guilty about it, wesen or no wesen. And the guilt that Eve feels will almost certainly be for Juliette's turning on Nick and getting his mother killed, rather than for the various BC members she killed after becoming Eve.

Eve's outfit in the early episodes of S06 is most likely the result of being in hiding and not going shopping or back to the ruins of HW for a change of clothes.

Hi Face,
Bitsie and I take much different views of the wigs:
http://www.tvinsider.com/article/69207/grimm-bitsie-tulloch-on-her-new-identity-and-how-she-kept-it-a-secret/

Quote:This gal owns a lotta wigs! . . . She’s got a black wig that’s really fun, and a hot pink one. Now I’m trying to sell the producers on a blue wig.

IMO, the wigs are a pathetic attempt to symbolize how FrankenEve hides from the reality of being a hideous homocidal psychopath. We have seen Nick play the dufus. Will he fall for her bs of "Juliette did all those things not Eve." If she is "dead" (as Greenwalt and Kouf claimed) then let her die and bury her. If she did not die then put her in the maximum security forensic ward at Oregon State Hospital. Having FrankenEve loose on the streets of Portland poses a threat to the lives and property of all citizens.
New Guy