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‘Grimm’ season 6’s episode 2, titled “Trust Me Knot,” is set to feature Diana as she demonstrates her lethal powers while in the care of Monroe and Rosalee. Meanwhile, Nick will disguise himself as Renard as part of a plan to take down the villain once and for all.
The synopsis for “Trust Me Knot” posted on TV.com reads, “Nick (David Guintoli) makes a pact with potentially deadly consequences; Hank (Russell Hornsby) and Wu (Reggie Lee) think they have a way to stop Renard (Sasha Roiz); a phone call throws Adalind (Claire Coffee) into the middle of everything;
Diana (Hannah R. Loyd) demonstrates her power while in the care of Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) and Rosalee (Bree Turner); and Eve (Bitsie Tulloch) and Trubel (Jacqueline Toboni) do some digging to figure out the mystery of the cloth found with the healing stick.”
It seems that Monroe and Rosalee will have an interesting time babysitting Adalind’s child Diana, a Hexenbiest-human hybrid known to have immense power. In the previous installment, Diana managed to kill off Bonaparte (Shaun Toub) with a blink of an eye. According to a recap of the season premiere posted on TV Line, Renard succeeded in framing Nick for Bonaparte’s death prompting the entire Portland Police Department to go after him and take him down.
Diana displayed telekinesis even before she was born. When the child loses her temper, she uses her powers during fits of rage. In addition to telekinesis, Diana has the abilities of pyrokinesis and illusion creation.
Meanwhile, Nick continues to stay on the run as authorities hunt him down. The promo for episode 2 teased that Nick will assume the guise of Renard and that the two will eventually face off on a rooftop. The real Renard warns Nick, "There's only room for one of me in this city.” Nick retorts, “If I shoot you, will it be considered suicide?"
‘Grimm’ season 6’s episode 2, titled “Trust Me Knot,” is scheduled to air on NBC on January 13, 2017. It was directed by John Gray and written by David Greenwalt and Jim Kouf. It will be followed by episode 3, titled “Oh Captain, My Captain,” scheduled for January 20.
