EPISODE

9. Of Mouse and Man

While investigating a gruesome homicide, Nick learns that a seemingly mild-mannered resident could be festering a potential monster created from a dark childhood. Meanwhile, Monroe is sent an unsettling message by the creature community, who are beginning to wonder if his priorities lie with them or a Grimm.

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Nick and Hank investigate the murder of a man, Lenny, who can only be described as a complete jerk. They interview Lenny's girlfriend, Natalie ( Amanda Walsh ), and two of his neighbors, Mason and Marty. Nick discovers that Marty ( Frederick Koehler ) is a Mausehertz and Mason is a Lausenschlange. Juliette becomes worried when she sees people taking pictures of her and Nick's house. Monroe warns Nick that having a Lausenschlange and a Mausehertz together would be a bad thing. He also says that Mausehertz never do anything noteworthy. After the murder of a mechanic, the police begin to think that Marty is the killer because his car was worked on recently by the mechanic. Monroe goes to fix a clock in town and is attacked by Reapers. Marty goes to Mason and tells him to leave Natalie alone, resulting in a fight killing Mason. Nick and Hank go to Marty's apartment and discover Marty's dead father. Marty and Natalie go to a restaurant and after Marty starts a fight, he takes Natalie to his junk shop where he is arrested for murder by Nick and Hank. Nick talks to Monroe about who attacked him and Monroe says he will continue to help no matter what. Opening quote: " I am impelled not to squeak like a grateful and frightened mouse, but to roar.... "

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