Catherine Schade
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| Catherine Schade | |
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| Actor | Jessica Tuck |
| Seen | "Love Sick" "Bad Teeth" "The Kiss" |
| Mentioned | "Bad Moon Rising" "The Bottle Imp" "Season of the Hexenbiest" "Face Off" "Mr. Sandman" |
| Gender | Female |
| Type | Hexenbiest |
| Relationships | Adalind Schade, daughter Sean Renard, possible sexual relationship |
| Status | Deceased |
Catherine Schade was a Hexenbiest that appeared in "Love Sick", "Bad Teeth", and "The Kiss". She was the mother of Adalind Schade and an old friend of Captain Renard.
She was known, at least by reputation, by Hexenbiester in Europe. ("Mr. Sandman")
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Appearances
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Season 1
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"Love Sick"
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She was in on Renard's plan after she learned about it from her daughter. She initially seemed to be a very loving and nurturing mother. As Adalind returned home having failed her task her mother was initially sympathetic. However when she discovered that her daughter failed and became a human, she was unsympathetic to her daughter and had no problem disowning her.
Season 2
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"Bad Teeth"
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Renard instructed her to protect Juliette Silverton because Juliette tied Nick to Portland. Though she disowned Adalind, it is clear Catherine is upset about her fate: she hints that Renard's treatment of Adalind encouraged her to make mistakes. Catherine apparently feels that Nick killed her daughter, rather than just made her human.
"The Kiss"
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She collects the ingredients to bring Juliette out of her coma on Renard's orders. Renard comes to collect the white lumpy concoction in a jar. Soon afterward Kelly Burkhardt goes to interrogate her, and although she reveals the existence of "a prince," she refuses to name him. The two enter a fight—Catherine with a piece of kitchen cutlery and Kelly with a magazine. Catherine is accidentally killed by Kelly Burkhardt when she is pushed headfirst into two large mirrors.
Trivia
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Catherine's living space was lined with mirrors and a collection of Arabian oil lamps such as the sort that held Aladdin's genie.
It was also later revealed that the property was owned outright by Catherine, and she had no apparent source income.