Board Thread:General Grimm Discussion/@comment-3125844-20150303223253/@comment-25862208-20150425030134

I don't know if any of you watch the show "The Walking Dead", but (upcoming spoiler alert) many of the people that are a part of that show considered the prison to be a character on the show. Hence, when the prison was destroyed, that was like the death of a character.

Now I know the trailer isn't really a character on the show Grimm, but I feel much the same way about the trailer as I do about the prison on TWD. With so much of the show being about the mythology, history, and stories behind the Wesen, tonight truly feels like a character died. It's such a big loss, but not just for Nick--a part of the show has been lost. I never even thought of the possibility that it could be destroyed, so looking at it that way, the burning of the trailer has more shock value than a character death, at least for me.