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That is the movement that the Grimms joined in their early twenties.
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The Grimms, however, changed more than the style of the tales.
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Their father died, and the Grimms no longer had any money.
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The Grimms were told by friends that some of the material in the first edition was too frightening for children, and they did make a few changes.
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Apparently, the Grimms could not bear the idea that the mother, the person who bore these children, would do such a thing, or that the father would readily consent.
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The Grimms grew up in the febrile atmosphere of German Romanticism, which involved intense nationalism and, in support of that, a fascination with the supposedly deep, pre-rational culture of the German peasantry, the Volk.
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Why should the Grimms have the last word?
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"Grimm" centers around Detective Nick Burkhardt (played by David Giuntoli), who in the first episode finds out he's a long lost descendent of the Grimms and is starting to see people for who they really are -- in short, evil.
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Two things sustained the Grimms.
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