4. Dyin' on a Prayer

Nick and Hank are called to an unusual crime scene with a victim who appears to have died from clay-induced asphyxiation. At the precinct, Wu begins to grow more suspicious of Trubel's presence. At the Spice Shop, Elizabeth makes a major breakthrough with regards to restoring Nick's powers, while Monroe and Rosalee experience cultural backlash as a result of their inter-Wesen marriage. In Europe, Adalind hopes that putting trust in her mysterious visitor will help her escape the dungeon.

Plot summary and ending

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Complete story — includes the ending

Nick and Hank investigate a possible homicide where the victim was Keith Harrow, Sara Fisher's abusive ex-husband & a wesen called siegbarste (ogre-like wesen). It appears that he has died from asphyxiation by clay. It turns out he was killed by a Golem who was called upon by the Rabbi brother of the victim's ex-wife, Ben Fisher. Trubel's presence still doesn't sit well with Wu. Elizabeth finds a way to restore Nick's Grimm powers, but requires a special something to make it happen. Opening quote: "Oh, remember that you fashioned me out of clay! Will you then bring me down to dust?"

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