Grimm 4×15
"One could have called that
shape a woman or a boy:
for it seemed neither
and seemed both."
Ovid, «Metamorphoses»
shape a woman or a boy:
for it seemed neither
and seemed both."
Ovid, «Metamorphoses»
Rosalee: ...And I’m guessing you don’t want to bring Adalind in for help on this.
Capt. Renard: No, not really.
Rosalee: Well, know any other Hexenbiests?...
Capt. Renard: Well, first off, you need to be more careful. Obviously, most people can’t accept what we are. Reactions can be violent. Deadly, even.
Juliette: I mean, is there anything comforting in all of this?
Capt. Renard: Well, you do have abilities that defy explanation...
Juliette: So what you’re saying is, I just kind of have to wing it.
Capt. Renard: Don’t we all?
Capt. Renard: I do have a favor to ask you.
Juliette: What?
Capt. Renard: I need you to open a book.
Capt. Renard: Why can’t you do it, again? Aren’t you half Hexenbiest?
Juliette: Why does everybody keep making that mistake?
Capt. Renard: I am not a Hexenbiest. I’m a Zauberbiest. There’s a difference!
Monroe: Wait a minute... Forcing someone to be one sex sounds like one of those ethically ambiguous morally-gray-area-type situations. I’m just saying, the feminist inside me is cringing.
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