(02-06-2016, 08:41 AM)Nightschade Wrote:The answer is in military basic training. When you enter basic training you need to be broken in a sense to become part of the whole and a team member. I can't explain everything from basic but it works. The marching for one, keeping in step is not as easy as it sounds. Hand to hand combat training hurts my partner in basic was 6'4" I was 5'8" so after he dropped me a few times went my turn came I did all I could to drop him as hard as I could. You exit basic a different person and a team member.(02-06-2016, 07:54 AM)jsgrimm45 Wrote:(02-05-2016, 09:51 PM)Fallout merc Wrote:Should we take this to show Nick and Trubel working together a good team, like you said Eve had nothing to do with this episode was a pure Portland problem not BC.(02-05-2016, 09:00 PM)New Guy Wrote:Why does she need to be involed in the case and frankly nick didn't do anything either just sat in the car truble killed the the culprit then he let one of the brothers get away and get shot.(02-05-2016, 08:31 PM)Nightschade Wrote: So after this episode I'm still not buying eve. I think I will really need to know exactly what they did to her to make her like this before I can fully get on board with the character and everything connected to her, because right now the vagueness off it all just makes it seem a little ridiculous to me. What did everyone else think about Eve in this episode?Hi Nightschade,
Indeed, 5.08 reinforces my position that Eve aka JHF (Juliette/Hexenette/FrankenEve) is an emotionless, homicidal, robotic mass killing thing. Her hooker wigs are totally ridiculous. Her contention that Hexenette is guilty of murder and arson but she is innocent is intolerable. Note that all she does in 5.08 is twist the blade of hatred she drove into Nick. She is of absolutely no help in the lake monster plot. The show has plenty of characters capable of handling BC without having the viewers endure more of the most hated character on the show, JHF.
New Guy
I don't think that she needs to be involved in the case. In fact, I don't want her to be. I really just want them to show exactly how she became Eve. Until then, I really can't get on board with the character. I've tried to push my doubts aside, but it still just feels a little ridiculous to me. Especially since Bitsie said she's not brainwashed. So then what did they do to her? They 'broke her' isn't enough for me. What does that MEAN? How do you break somebody so much that they think that they're another person but apparently maintain all their memories and wits? Because somebody who was tortured would not be as in control of themselves as Eve seems to be. Right now, to me at least, it just seems like they beat her anger out of her and they gave her "a new purpose to live in defeating BC". But that doesn't make her a new person. That doesn't make her Eve. It just makes her Juliette with less anger and a new purpose.
I'm still waiting for the writers to sell me on the fact that Eve is a completely different person from Juliette, and if they don't, I feel like I will always find the storyline ridiculous. I would almost have preferred it if they had killed Juliette and Eve was a new person in her body. That would have made more sense.
Or as "Eve" said in the episode, give her a new face. That would have made it easier to see her as a different person. Of course, then that would mean the writers couldn't keep Bitsie on the show, which we all know was the purpose of this entire plotline. (I don't dislike Bitsie as a person or actress, she seems lovely, I'm just very frustrated by this Eve plotline)
HW did the samething to Eve you have to train out the individual and train in the team member.
(02-06-2016, 09:00 AM)irukandji Wrote:You could be right on the writers and the creative team. I agree on your point on the forum.(02-05-2016, 04:20 PM)jsgrimm45 Wrote:(02-05-2016, 03:54 PM)irukandji Wrote:Some of the biggest problems start out because we don't address them when they are small. This post was more of a joke to @New Guy post than a insightful post. Sorry.(02-05-2016, 01:11 PM)jsgrimm45 Wrote: Ok here my 2 cents but only on that Hexenette could become a total out of control monster. Remember Ben Franklin "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure".
That is an interesting thought, but what would be the driving force to make her an out of control monster?
No, that's okay. It actually is an interesting thought. While I would credit that idea to anyone on the forum, I don't think the creative team behind Grimm is smart enough to think of it.