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ALL POSTSWished there be hope to bring Juliette back?
<p>It's sad for Juliette to be gone and Eve is here.
</p><p>But I wished if the series continued, there has to be a way to bring back Juliette and so that she may rest in peace and know that she's still loved.
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<p>If he did that he wouldn't have his son and I don't see Nick making that sacrifice even if he and Adalind were to go their separate ways. It's not like he needs to be the mother of his son to be happy.
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If he did that he wouldn't have his son and I don't see Nick making that sacrifice even if he and Adalind were to go their separate ways. It's not like he needs to be the mother of his son to be happy. </i></div>
<p>I think it could be argued that Nick made that sacrifice when he went to fight the big Z. I don't know why he'd be screaming that he wanted them back if he didn't feel as though they had been lost. </p>
If he did that he wouldn't have his son and I don't see Nick making that sacrifice even if he and Adalind were to go their separate ways. It's not like he needs to be the mother of his son to be happy. </i></div>
<p>I think it could be argued that Nick made that sacrifice when he went to fight the big Z. I don't know why he'd be screaming that he wanted them back if he didn't feel as though they had been lost. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>"it would be diffcult as a great loves are but in the end , "true love conquers all"- virgil. the opening quote to the finale where nick goes back in time to save julliette and set everthing to right like chopping off the witch adalind's head, that's a start."</i></div>
<p>Who's to say Nick didn't change things, over and over and over again, using the staff? </p>
<p>Who's to say Nick didn't change things, over and over and over again, using the staff? </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Lucille55 wrote:<div class="quote">Rpmaluki wrote:
If he did that he wouldn't have his son and I don't see Nick making that sacrifice even if he and Adalind were to go their separate ways. It's not like he needs to be the mother of his son to be happy. </i></div>
I think it could be argued that Nick made that sacrifice when he went to fight the big Z. I don't know why he'd be screaming that he wanted them back if he didn't feel as though they had been lost. </div> <p>Nick did what he had to to save the world, making that sacrifice was necessary (and technically Kelly was still alive...) going back in time just to get rid of Adalind for the sake of getting rid of Adalind and losing his son as a result is something he would never intentionally do. </p>
If he did that he wouldn't have his son and I don't see Nick making that sacrifice even if he and Adalind were to go their separate ways. It's not like he needs to be the mother of his son to be happy. </i></div>
I think it could be argued that Nick made that sacrifice when he went to fight the big Z. I don't know why he'd be screaming that he wanted them back if he didn't feel as though they had been lost. </div> <p>Nick did what he had to to save the world, making that sacrifice was necessary (and technically Kelly was still alive...) going back in time just to get rid of Adalind for the sake of getting rid of Adalind and losing his son as a result is something he would never intentionally do. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Lucille55 wrote:<div class="quote">"it would be diffcult as a great loves are but in the end , "true love conquers all"- virgil. the opening quote to the finale where nick goes back in time to save julliette and set everthing to right like chopping off the witch adalind's head, that's a start."</i></div>
Who's to say Nick didn't change things, over and over and over again, using the staff? </div> <p>Maybe he did, though I doubt it. </p>
Who's to say Nick didn't change things, over and over and over again, using the staff? </div> <p>Maybe he did, though I doubt it. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Quote:<div class="quote">Nick did what he had to to save the world, making that sacrifice was necessary (and technically Kelly was still alive...) going back in time just to get rid of Adalind for the sake of getting rid of Adalind and losing his son as a result is something he would never intentionally do. </i></div>
</div> <p>While it was never shown that Kelly was killed, I am assuming so since Nick was screaming that he wanted his son back.....while he was still in the Big Z's realm. But, if you believe he was alive, that poses an interesting question. Why would Nick leave his son behind in a different dimension? </p>
</div> <p>While it was never shown that Kelly was killed, I am assuming so since Nick was screaming that he wanted his son back.....while he was still in the Big Z's realm. But, if you believe he was alive, that poses an interesting question. Why would Nick leave his son behind in a different dimension? </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Lucille55 wrote:<div class="quote">Quote:<div class="quote">Nick did what he had to to save the world, making that sacrifice was necessary (and technically Kelly was still alive...) going back in time just to get rid of Adalind for the sake of getting rid of Adalind and losing his son as a result is something he would never intentionally do. </i></div>
</div>While it was never shown that Kelly was killed, I am assuming so since Nick was screaming that he wanted his son back.....while he was still in the Big Z's realm. <p>But, if you believe he was alive, that poses an interesting question. Why would Nick leave his son behind in a different dimension? </p> </div> <p>Nick didn't leave anybody. He was fighting against the stick as it pulled him through the portal. He wasn't in control. </p>
</div>While it was never shown that Kelly was killed, I am assuming so since Nick was screaming that he wanted his son back.....while he was still in the Big Z's realm. <p>But, if you believe he was alive, that poses an interesting question. Why would Nick leave his son behind in a different dimension? </p> </div> <p>Nick didn't leave anybody. He was fighting against the stick as it pulled him through the portal. He wasn't in control. </p>
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So you believe Kelly was killed as well?
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<p>The last we saw of baby Kelly, he was alive. Z was using him as bait for the stick, he can't do that if he's dead. Nick was destraught enough with grief having lost his friends and Adalind, if he lost his son, he'd want to kill Z. He went all commando, killing BC minions when Adalind took Kelly to the mansion I don't see him acting any different when he thinks his son is actually dead. He wouldn't be too rational enough to do anything other than finding an outlest for his grief AND rage and if baby Kelly had died, we would have seen it or have been told about it before Nick confronted Z the last time. Nothing ever happes off screen on this show except whatever took place in the twenty year time jump.
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<p>I agree, the last we saw of baby Kelly was that he was alive. It was the same with Diana and the same with Trubel. However, later in the episode, he then screams out that he wants his friends, Adalind, Diana, and his son back. It seems the episode wants the audience to believe that all three of them were killed and only Nick was left alive at the end.
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