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- Previously on "Grimm"...

- There are patterns
on this cloth.

I've seen them before.
- I can see it.

- Can you draw
what you're seeing?

- I've never seen anything
like this.

- You chose the wrong side,
Sean.

- No, you're dead.
- Does that really matter?

- Get the hell out of here.
- I'm not gonna

make it that easy for you.

- You have a baby in you.

More than one.
- What?

- Oh, God.

- Ugh, we're gonna
do this again.

No, this isn't good
for either of us.

Helen, could you listen?

- Good boy.

- I'm sorry, I didn't mean
to scare you.

- It's okay.
I just--

I don't know, I, um--

I thought I heard something.

It's probably nothing.

- Must be strange
being back here

after everything that happened.

- It's a lot better than when
I came back and found

you and Kelly gone.
- You know I never would have--

- I know.

Let's go back to bed.

- I'm trying to tell you
you made the right choice.

No, I'm sorry,
I can't do that.

Ah!

I--Helen, there's a weird guy.
Let me call you back.

Are you okay?

- Hungry.

Need something to eat.

- Look, I don't have any food.

Uh, I'm gonna call
911 for you.

'Cause you look really bad.

- 911, what's your emergency?

- Hi, look, I'm in
Stillman Park right now

and there's this guy
on the ground and he's filthy.

Um, I have no idea who he is,
but you need to

send somebody here
because I think he's, like,

starving to death.
- Are you near him?

- Yes, I'm right by him.

Uh, yeah, yeah,
he's not here.

Um, I'm sorry.

I'm not sure what happened.

You gonna follow me everywhere?

- I like your new place, Sean.

But I'm not following you.

I'm haunting you.
There is a difference.

- Well, it's annoying
in either case.

- You know, it's been
a long time since I've seen her.

- Seen who?
- Diana.

I was there when she was born.
It's quite an experience.

I'm not really used to
bringing life into the world.

- Is that what this is about?

You want some thanks for being
there when I couldn't be?

Well, thank you, really.
Thank you for being there.

I really appreciate everything
that you've done

for Diana and me.

- It's too bad you didn't
think of that

before, you know,
that betrayal thing.

- Now is this gonna be
a regular treat with you?

You're gonna keep showing up
here and making me feel sorry?

Because I don't do sorry
very well.

- Do I look shocked?
- Look, we had some

good times together
and I really appreciate

everything that you've done
for all of us.

For Diana, for Adalind, and me.

Did I leave anybody out?

Because I would really like
to be done with this,

once and for all.
- I'm not sure I can commit

to a half-assed haunting, Sean.

I mean, you wouldn't respect me
if I were to take

a cheap thank you and drifted
off into whatever awaits me.

I think we have some real issues
to work through.

- I'm tired. I just wanna
get some sleep.

I'd love it if you got the hell
out of my room.

- Well, there's the problem.
Am I in your room

or am I just in your mind?

Now that's awesome.

Am I even here?

- Okay, fine.
You take the bedroom.

- Now we're getting somewhere.

I've heard the only way
to battle your demons

is to take a trip to their hell.

- We have one strong heartbeat,
that's for sure.

- How's it look?
- It's healthy?

- Yes, exactly as it should
at this point in the pregnancy.

- Just the one?
- One's not enough?

- No, no. One's great.

It's just, we thought--
- We thought

maybe there was more.
- Yeah.

- What's wrong?
- I think--

well, there is
a second heartbeat.

- Really?
- Yeah, I guess you know

your body pretty well.

Congratulations.

You're gonna have--
- Twins.

It's just twins.
- Well, maybe not.

Well, this is a surprise.

There is a third heartbeat.

- Three?
- Mm-hmm.

- I love you and we can do this.

- I'm pretty sure I was dead.

- Well, you were there.
You should know.

- I was shot.

- Look, I know you think
you were shot,

but maybe it was something else.

- I felt the bullets, Hank.

I--I went down.

I knew I was dying.
I could feel it.

And then I wasn't.

I mean, you saw what happened
with Eve.

- I can't explain anything
that's been going on.

- I keep thinking I need to be
carrying that stick.

- Are you?
- No.

But it's like...

you get used to
carrying your weapon,

and when you don't have it,
you feel like you're missing

a piece of yourself.
- I know,

but we have
a license for that.

- I try to stop thinking
about it,

but it's not working out
so well.

- Where is it?

- I put it back in the tunnel.

- Don't you think you should
put it someplace

a little further out?
- No.

I wanna understand
what happened.

I wanna know where
it came from.

I wanna know why the men
who found it buried it

and I wanna know what's written

on that cloth
that's wrapped around it.

- Sometimes we can want
too much.

And what if we found out
and wish we hadn't?

Maybe that's why it's buried.
- Then why didn't they

just destroy it?
- Maybe they tried

and they couldn't.

We are dealing with stuff
that may not have

an explanation
we can understand.

It's Wu.

Where are we supposed to be?

Stillman Square Park.

We're 15 away.

I do not like dead bodies
on an empty stomach.

- Okay, I'm ready.

- Is Daddy coming down?
- I don't know.

He's in the bedroom.

I think he was having
bad dreams last night.

- Oh. Well, that's too bad.

- Hey. How long you been here?

- About 15 minutes.

- Oh, I'm sorry.
I overslept.

- Did everything go okay
last night?

- Oh, yeah. No, we had a great
time, didn't we?

- Uh-huh.

- Okay, well,
we'll call you later.

- Okay.
- I like the new place.

- Thanks.
- Me too.

- Hey, Adalind?

- Yeah?

- Have you ever dealt with a--

- What?

- Never mind.

Hey, call me later.

- Okay.

- So I'm guessing no ID.

- I think what you see
is what you get.

We did a search for clothes,

but besides a kid's
dirty t-shirt,

a pile of rags
and a catcher's mitt--

which I suppose could have
covered his essentials--

This is it. We also didn't find
a wallet or keys

or a cell phone.
- Who found him?

- Jogger found him around 6:45.

Thought he was asleep
on the first lap,

At mile three, he stopped
for a closer look

and had a mild freak out when
he realized this guy was done.

- Where's this pile of rags?

- Over here.

Stuffed under some bushes,
but I think

they've been here
for quite a while.

Smell good, too.

You want me to get them out?
- No, leave it for CSU

just in case.

- And run the vic's prints.

Check to see if
there were any reports

of a naked man in a park
some time last night.

- Uh, this is Portland.

I might have to
narrow that down.

- So he either came
to the park fully clothed

and was robbed of
everything he had,

or he came to the park
with no clothes

and was killed for
no personal gain.

- Might have just been
some sadistic

sexual encounter gone bad.

- Really?
- No.

It's Wesen.

- He may not have a future,

but he's got just enough
of a past.

Jeremy Tauberg. Arrested for
disorderly conduct last year

and a DUI three years ago.

Local address
in the South West.

- Let's take it
from that address.

- Please help me, he fell in.

I can't get him out.

He was just
playing in the dirt.

- His foot's stuck on something.

- It's gotta be a root.

- Oh, my God.

- Definitely been down there
a while.

- With that many roots,
I'd say at least

a couple years.

Evidence of clothing,
pretty rotted.

I'll know more when I get
the post-mortem interval.

- Pieces of that clothing
on the corpse

look a lot like the one
stuffed in the bushes.

- That's exactly
what I was thinking.

So a body gets buried
underground,

it starts to rot,
it gets smaller.

Leaving a hole
where the body was, right?

- Yeah.
- Kid starts playing,

ground collapses, kid falls
in the hole.

- I'm following.
- Doesn't this hole

seem a little big
for one body?

- Oh, could be a big body.

- Yeah, but the mother said
the kid was playing in the dirt.

I don't see any dirt
in this park.

It's all grass.
- All right,

so if everything is grass,

how did the dirt get dug up
before the kid fell in?

Somebody did some digging
before the kid started playing.

But why would somebody start
digging right where

a body was buried,
unless they knew the body

was buried right here?
- So it's either

a complete coincidence
or the killer was the digger.

- Hey, we believe in a lot of
things but not coincidence.

- You see any signs
of a pick or a shovel?

- I do not. But I do see
some dirt from the hole

scattered in the direction
of our other body.

There was more than one body
in that hole.

- And one of the bodies
got out.

- Wearing some nasty-ass
clothes.

- Which is why Mr. Tauberg
is lying

naked and dead in the park.

- I'm so glad
this world makes sense.

- More coffee?
- Yeah. And more steak.

Seriously?

- And this time make it rare.

- When was the last time
you ate?

- Been a while.

That's the thing.
You can never tell.

They always look bigger
than they are.

But this last one...

she didn't last anywhere near
as long as I thought she would.

She was pretty.
That's why.

I was distracted by her face.

Won't make that mistake again.

Oh. And why don't you bring me
a couple bloody marys?

'Cause I feel like it is gonna
be a beautiful day.

- Steiger.
- It's Renard.

- Been a long time, Sean.
- Yeah, I know.

Look, I need to see you.

- When?
- Tonight.

- I can't wait.

- Tauberg, wearing
a sport coat with no tie,

had drinks at Flannigan's with
a few friends after work.

Walked home about 11:00.

Co-workers said he always walked
through the park

'cause he lived
on the other side.

- His address is on Sycamore.

A few blocks on the other side.

- So was Tauberg a target
because he was convenient

or because of his clothes?

- Tauberg was 6'1, 170.
- That narrows it down a little.

- Got a hit on
Tauberg's credit card.

Used this morning
at Sunnyside Diner.

It's about a mile from the park.

You wanna check it out?
Or you want me to--

- Can you describe him?
- Uh, normal looking, I guess.

Brown hair.
Maybe six foot tall.

Not heavy.
Just, you know, regular.

Except for what he said.

That was not regular.
- What did he say?

- I don't remember
his exact words,

but something like

whatever he ate was bigger
than he thought it was.

But then he said that
"she" wasn't as big

as he thought "she" was.

And something about
her having a pretty face

and he was distracted by that.

I don't know, I mean,
the way it sounded

was like he had just
chowed down on some babe.

It just weirded me out a little.

- Do you think you can
give a description

to a police sketch artist?
- Sure.

What'd he do, anyway?

- He's a person of interest
in a murder investigation.

- Burkhardt. Yeah.

We can be there in 20 minutes.

Uh, wait.
Is the vic female?

Thank you.

M.E. is ready.
The vic was female.

- Had a feeling.

- Victim was mid-30s.

Despite skin covering
much of the corpse,

there was very little
decompositional fluid.

An unembalmed adult
normally takes

anywhere from eight to twelve
years to skeletonize.

After seven, there should be
far less skin present

than there is here.

- Any idea how long
she was buried?

- Uh, longer than five years.
Maybe more.

We'll know more
when we get the bugs back.

But some of her skin
was somehow preserved

and hardened into a waxy shell.

I took subcutaneous samples
and found traces of an enzyme

I've never seen before.
- Similar to anything?

- Digestive.
But that's not all.

See this cut?
That was made either

before she died or right after.

And there wasn't a trace of
organ tissue left inside.

- Her organs were removed.

- Yeah, but there were
no cut marks on the bones,

which you'd get if someone
was using a knife.

However, there are marks
on the bones

that are indicative of teeth.

Notice the indentations.

Pretty much all over the place.

- Looks like someone
gnawed on it.

- They're all like that.

- Mommy.
- What?

- Do you know Meisner?

- How do you know that name?
- Daddy said his name

a lot of times last night.

- Why?
- I don't know.

Sometimes he said it really loud
like he was mad at him.

Do you know him?
- Meisner? Uh, yeah.

Or I did know him.
He died, honey.

- Oh, that's sad.
What happened to him?

- He got into a very bad fight
with some very bad men.

- Was Daddy one of them?

Are you ready for lunch?

- I know Meisner.

- Mm, well, you met him once
a really long time ago.

But you were so small.

I don't think
you'd remember that.

- I do remember. He was in
a helicopter with me.

- Oh, right. That.

What do you remember about him?

- He was nice.
- Yeah.

He was nice.
- He wanted the King to fly.

- I am the King!

No!

- I don't think he did.

I wanna see Meisner again.

- Uh, well, that will be
a little difficult,

'cause like I said,
he died.

- I know. But I'd like to
see him anyway.

Oh. And Eve is here.

- What? Where?

- In the wall.
She doesn't feel good.

She was drawing, too.

- Honey, I'm gonna
go down there.

If Kelly makes any noises,
you just let me know, okay?

- Okay.

- Eve? Oh, my God! Eve!

Can you hear me?

Okay.

What are you doing down here?

I gotta get you
out of here.

You gotta get up.
You gotta stand up.

All right.

You're gonna have to go first.
Come on.

- Okay, I'm right behind you.

You got it?

Ohh.

Okay.

Okay, okay, okay.
I got you.

Right over here.

I got you.

Will you get me
a glass of water?

Okay, just lay back, lay back.

Okay.

- Is she gonna
live in my bed now?

- No, sweetie,
She's just resting.

- Is she gonna die?

- I hope not.

But I think she's got a fever.

I'm gonna go get her
a washcloth, okay?

Diana?
Diana?

Diana?

Diana?

Oh, I really don't think it's
a good idea for you to be...

down here.

- Yeah, I think I got something.

- Eh, pretty close.

- Nick, that better
be you down there.

- Yeah, it's me and Hank.

We thought you would be here.
- We had a prenatal exam.

- Everything okay?
- Okay, okay, and okay.

- What? Three?
- Apparently, yes.

- Well, congratulations!
- Thanks.

- Really happy for you guys.
- Oh, boy.

- What are you guys looking for?

- This.
- Ataktos Fuse.

- Look at you, reading Greek.

- I think there's
a translation here.

- In Latin.
- Oh, let's find out

what it means.
- So what, does your victim

look like that?
- One of them.

- Uh-oh.
There more than one?

- Yeah, we think he's
responsible

for two very different crimes.

We just haven't been able
to connect them.

- Ataktos Fuse,
or Bestia Festiva,

loosely translated
means "party animal."

- Party animal? Really?
- Yeah, that's what it says.

- Yeah, right here.
"Ab ista Bestia Festiva

Dionysus principium ducit."

- Which translates to...

"Your party animal was
the inspiration for Dionysus."

- Good old Dionysus.
God of wine and orgies.

- Wait, this can't be right.

It says the Ataktos Fuse
is immortal.

- Well, that's obviously
a metaphor.

- No, it says it resurrects
from the earth for one day

every seven years.
- Seven years.

- Sounds like he's in the
ballpark for another victim.

- And he only comes above ground
for 24 hours?

- According to this.
- If I was up for one day

every seven years,
I'd be a party animal.

- Although in those 24 hours,
it needs to find a food source

to take underground and feed on.

- And by food source,
you mean--

- Somebody big enough
to sustain them underground.

- So this guy might be
looking for his next

plus-size stockpile.

- Wu just sent
a facial composite

of the guy from the diner.

- So that's our Ataktos Fuse.

- Wait a minute.

I've seen this face before.

I think I know this guy.
- How could you know him

if he's only above ground for
one day every seven years?

- No, it was more recent
than that.

- Then it can't be
the same guy.

- No, I'm telling you,
it's the same guy.

I've seen this face somewhere.

Will you send me this sketch?

- We have less than 24 hours
to figure that out

because if we don't
find him tonight,

he's gone another seven years.

- Hey, Adalind.
Everything okay?

- Eve's here.
She's been living

in the tunnels.
- What?

- And she's in
pretty bad shape.

I didn't know she was here.
Diana sensed her.

Can you come home?
- Yeah, I'll be there

as soon as I can.
- Thanks.

- Eve has been living
in the tunnels.

- For how long?
- I don't know.

Adalind just found out.
I gotta get home

and deal with this.
- I'll drop you off

and I'll head back
to the precinct.

- Oh. Did I order that?

- From the gentleman
down the bar.

- You know that guy?

- I don't think so.

Hey, what are you gonna do?

- Find out where my drink is.

I don't know what you
think you're doing,

but I'm going outside
for a smoke,

where if you have the nerve
to show your ass,

I'm gonna kick it
from here to Houston.

Otherwise, you better be gone.

You got me?

- Loud and clear.

Uh, bartender.

If you please.

Hi. Brought you a drink.

- What are you trying
to do now, pick me up?

- No, I just felt sorry for you
since I'm picking up your girl

and we'll be having
a real good time and you're not.

- Don't say I didn't warn you.

- Hey.
- Thank you

for the drink, but I think you
should probably get out of here.

I don't think he was too happy
about you buying me a drink.

- Are you?

- Yeah.

I did just meet him.

- Then it shouldn't be too hard
to forget him.

Bartender. Round of drinks
for everyone who thinks

it's a great night
to be alive!

Let's turn this music up, too.

Get the party started, huh?

- Okay, let's do this.
- Okay.

- What do you say
you and me take a walk?

- Sure.

- You are so much fun.

- Gotta live for the moment.

- Did you carve all that stuff
in the tunnel?

- I'm not sure.
I think so.

I should have told you guys
I was down there.

- How long were you down there?

- Since Monroe and Rosalee's.

I don't even know how long
that's been.

I wanted to leave,
and then every time I tried,

my body just couldn't move.

- Diana knew you were
down there.

She knew you were drawing.

She was drawing the same thing.

- A lot of them are the same.

- I think it's time I told you
I'm sorry

for what I did to you.

I told Nick you were here.

- How are you feeling?

- Like I really shouldn't
be here.

- I don't think you're
in any condition

to go anywhere else right now.

- Who drew these?
- Diana.

- I saw them, too.
- Where?

- In the tunnel.

- You did this?

- Yeah, I remember.

My hands were all cut up.

They're not anymore.

- Where's all this
coming from?

- I don't know.

I think it's connected to
what healed us.

- Nick?

- Yeah?
- Hank's on the phone.

They've got another body.

- It is really pretty here.

- It's beautiful.

- How long have you lived here?

- In Portland?
A long time.

You know, years ago,
all of this land

was owned by a very
distinguished young gentleman

who recognized the need
to preserve nature

for future generations.

- It's too bad
we can't thank him.

I wonder what Portland
was like back then.

- Well, you would have been
in the minority, for one thing.

In 1850, this was
a frontier town.

There were five men
to every woman.

- I'd be happy
with one good one.

- This is gonna
make me crazy.

- Maybe it's somebody
you used to hunt with.

- What? No.

- How about one of
Bud's friends?

- I think we kinda know
all of Bud's friends.

- What if it was a customer?

- Yours or mine?
- Either.

- Maybe.

I don't know.

Ahh!

- Maybe his hair was different
last time you saw him.

- Right!

Hair.

Mm, wrong.

- Well, try glasses or a beard.

- Yeah, glasses.

No!

Beard.

Oh, my God.

I don't know this guy.
- What? You don't?

After all this?
- No, I mean,

I don't know him personally.

He's the guy from the park.

- Monroe, do you know him
or not?

- Yes! We both do!
We've seen him a hundred times!

- Who is it?
- William Stillman.

- The statue?
- He was one of

Portland's earliest settlers.

The park is named after him.

Stillman Park.

- Oh, my God. That's where
the bodies were found.

- And the book said it was
an immortal Wesen.

- You're saying it's actually
William Stillman.

- You tell me.

- Oh, we gotta call Nick.
- Call him.

- Same type of puncture wound.

But Donald Simpson here
has his clothes.

So why kill him?

- Bartender said the victim
was with a woman at the bar.

But she left with another guy
who bought her a drink.

ID'd him off the composite.

It's our guy.

- Monroe's FaceTiming me.

Monroe.
- Nick, we know who it is.

That's why I'm FaceTiming you.
We have to show you.

It's William Stillman.

- No, Monroe, that's the park.

- No, it's William Stillman.
The guy.

I drew the beard on him.
It's the same guy!

That's how I knew
I had seen him.

The book said he was
immortal, right?

And if he really comes up
out of the ground

only once every seven years,
and he comes up

out of the park--
his park.

I mean, come on.

No wonder he donated the land.

- That's where he's
taking the girl.

- Things haven't been going
so well for you.

- They haven't.
- I voted for you.

Why'd you quit?

- It wasn't me.
- Looked like you.

You're telling me someone used

Verfluchte Zwillingsschwester
on you?

- That's not why I'm here. I--

I need your help.
- Well, I didn't think

you came in to buy a guitar.

What's the problem?

- I'm being haunted.
- Mm.

Anybody you know?

- Yeah.
- Were you responsible

for the death?
- In a way.

- You wanna narrow that down
a little?

- Look, I killed him to put him
out of his misery.

And this is the thanks I get.

I just wanna know if it's real
or if I'm losing my mind.

- All right, all right,
all right.

This isn't gonna
be simple.

What'd you bring me
in order to find out?

- This was my father's.

And his father's before him.

Hmm.

You want this bad.
- Yeah.

- How bad?

All right.

Let's go find out
if this ghost is real.

This way.

- Aspirateur d'Esprits.

A spirit vacuum.

- If any spirits
are attached to you,

this will pull them out.

What am I supposed to do?

- Take off your clothes
and get in.

- Seriously?
- You wanna find out

if your haunting
is real, don't you?

If it's all in your head,
nothing will happen.

- What are you doing?

- I'm just taking it all in.

Smell that air.

Listen to those crickets.

Look at those stars.

Do you feel it?
Do you feel it all?

That's life.

So many people
just miss...

living.

They don't appreciate
what they've got.

- Wow.

I mean, you're right.

We move too fast, don't we?

- I wanna kiss you.

- Really?

- Sometimes it's okay
to move fast.

- Are you all right?

- I'm just so happy
to be alive.

You know, I think we're gonna be
spending a lot of time together.

- I hope so.

I hear those crickets.

They sound so happy.

- Let's start where the body
was buried.

- Oh!

Ah! Uh!

Ahh!

- You're the Grimm.

- Yeah.

Thanks.

- What's a girl gotta do

to find the right guy
in this town?

- Ready?
- Get it over with.

Ah. Ahh!

- Shouldn't be too long now.

Ahh, ahh!

Ahh! Ah! Ah!

No! No! Ah! No!

- So Portland's
celebrated pioneer

was a 200-year-old
cicada Wesen.

- Makes you wonder.

How many bodies are buried
in this park.

- Or not.

- A mind is a terrible thing
to lose.