GRIMM at MFC in Solingen - Interview David Giuntoli & Bitsie Tulloch - married 

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So true, 100% agree! 0 chemistry on the show (I actually adore Nadalind, they were the best couple on the show, so passionate, adorable and beautiful together) but David and Bitsie are adorable, in love and amazing couple in real life!

I would not say that they had no chemistry at all, I'd say that Nick was always more giving than Juliette and there was some kind of imbalance between Juliette and Nick that they were never truly able to bridge. Juliette for me is a really passive character, much more reacting to what happened to her or waiting for something to interact with rather than proactively fighting for what she wants. After becoming a Hexenbiest her character changed, she became a much more active character, but with no true emotional bonds which made it difficult to relate to her. She was not expressive or torn enough to engage me as a viewer (I'd say her working with the royals I liked the most about her character, which says a lot, to be honest). Nick was always proactive, trying to fight for their relationship, really investing much more emotion in Juliette; his want to propose to her, to protect her, to be there for her, to give her a sense of security and warmth. Sure, he was focused on his job, but he never truly neglected Juliette, he always chose her and was really impacted by her decisions, while she was much more restraint in her feelings towards him, always as if something was holding her back. I think this view of Juliette is also very much influenced by the fact that we don't really get to know her attachments - her parents, grandparents, close friends. She was not a well-rounded character, she remained kind of one-dimensional, her goals were obscure. It's different for me as a viewer with Adalind. We get to know her job a little bit, we get to know her mother and her relationship with her mother, her previous relationship with Renard and her willingness to change once she becomes a mother. She has a really strong goal in every episode. With Adalind, I think the way Nick coped with the Juliette-disaster was that he was much more reluctant to express his feelings because he knew what it was like to lose the most important people in his life. Losing his mother and Juliette showed him how vulnerable he was and also that he had to be on guard all the time and couldn't really trust anyone truly. And I think with Adalind, who didn't have nor deserve his trust at first, it was the other way around. Adalind was much more open towards him than he was willing to be and she was so much craving the little attention she got from him that he was able to settle, because she slowly showed him that he didn't need to fight all the time to get her love and loyalty. He slowly earned it, as she slowly earned his trust, and they were able to build their feelings on this mutual ground - by interacting as parents first and as lovers second. They had a shared goal, a shared most important thing: Kelly. Edit to finish the argument. :) Posted by accident.

i think i can see it on viaplay

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Ups, sorry ... da waren die Finger auf der Tastatur wieder schneller als mein Gehirn :-D Danke dir, hab´s korrigiert :-)

Passiert :) Die beiden sind supersüß. Hab sie auch auf der Medieval Fantasy Convention getroffen. Vor allem Bitsie ist sehr lieb. Bei David muss man aufpassen, er ist sehr sarkastisch, auf eine sehr liebenswürdige Art. Bist du nächstes Jahr wieder dort?

David hat echt einen sehr speziellen Humor. Da muss man immer erstmal drüber nachdenken, so nach dem Motto: "Meint der das jetzt wirklich Ernst, oder war das wieder nur ein Joke???" :-D Sind aber beide super lieb und passen gut zusammen. Ja, ich bin nächstes Jahr auch wieder auf der MFC. Es ist für mich eine der schönsten Conventions in Deutschland finde ich. :-)