Board Thread:Episode Discussion/@comment-30530552-20171121182355/@comment-26018514-20171124063707

The Devil&#039;s Advocate WP wrote: I think the bigger issue is that if the Grimm are just a force of nature it is easier to see a normal life and the potential for building a better world. ... ^ I mean think about it, you teach a kid to kill Grimm and he does so, then gets better and better at it and eventually decides he wants to do that for a living... now consider what happens when he learns that Grimm has a boss, someone smarter, stronger, and faster than the grimm that knows exactly how to find him at his weakest, and can't be killed if he tries the reverse... that kid never even thinks about going pro.

The idealistic Ruby types end up being the only ones who would fight and you'd never see the Blake's, Yang's or Weiss's step up because they would never reach their present level and realize their potential goes higher.