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Jenny and I got to preview a rough cut of the full episode, “The Heart of the Truest Believer.” I’ll actually give away stuff, so you have been warned! But I’ll still mask the major giveaways.
The episode starts eleven years ago with Henry’s birth and Emma’s rejection. It was a tear-jerker, but also has a “magical” moment that I think is just a hint at what may be coming. This scene was never referenced or connected to anything else in the rest of the episode. It’s kind of like the first Neal scene of season two. But that tiny, strange detail will inspire more questions than Neal’s introduction in “Broken.”
Most of the theories about the “home office” will be momentarily crushed, and then rewarded. Pan and the lost boys are the Home Office and they call themselves that.
Pan is in this episode! I was surprised to meet him so soon in the series. He does get Henry and says he wants his heart—”The Heart of the Truest Believer”—but we don’t learn why.
Welcome the mermaids, but there’s no Ariel.
You will be cheering and fist-pumping to see Greg have his shadow ripped away, which appears to make his body die. Then you’ll enjoy seeing Tamara get shot by an arrow and presumably die, but then Rumplestiltskin comes, heals her, and kills her again!
Get ready for yet another version of Rumplestiltskin! He changes his wardrobe back to the Dark One crocodilian attire, but he looks and sounds like Mr. Gold—except without his cane! He seems to be a loner in this episode, content to find Henry in his own way. Pan knows how to make Rumple cry with a simple little doll, probably Baelfire’s, unless this is a hint to a deeper story.
Neal is, obviously, still alive and brings some comedy to scenes with Philip, Aurora, and Mulan. Robin Hood is back, too, and living in Rumple’s castle, which has no magical items left except what Neal finds hidden.
That’s it for now. Feel free to ask questions about this episode.
[adrotate group="5"]Whoa!
Love the GOAT spoilers!
Oh that doll. That doll has given us all headaches since mid-August.
So we were right, Pan wants his heart. Interesting.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"So glad that they resolved that Home Office stuff.
It’s kind of like the first Neal scene of season two. But that tiny, strange detail will inspire more questions than Neal’s introduction in “Broken.”
I don’t get this
So glad that they resolved that Home Office stuff.
Pan and the Lost Ones are THO. We sorta guessed that. It’s good to know for sure. But how are they so well funded? The Darlings?
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"So glad that they resolved that Home Office stuff.
It’s kind of like the first Neal scene of season two. But that tiny, strange detail will inspire more questions than Neal’s introduction in “Broken.”
I don’t get this
He’s saying that when we first saw Broken, we had a ton of questions about who the guy was. This is going to be even bigger than the questions about Nealfire.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Daniel does Neal find out Henry is in Neverland and that Emma is with Hook and the rest of the JR crew in Neverland by using the item that was hidden ?
Keeper of Neal/BaelFire's Blood Magic, Neverland Crossbow, FTL Clothes,Room at Granny’s, Charming & Emma’s Father/Daughter Hugs, Henry's Neverland Crossbow, Rumplestlitskin/Mr.Gold's FTL Walking StickCan you imagine PP and the Lost Ones in an actual office setting, with him being called Mr Pan. Lol.
I’m surprised they’d kill off Tamara so quickly.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of FelixCan you imagine PP and the Lost Ones in an actual office setting, with him being called Mr Pan. Lol. I’m surprised they’d kill off Tamara so quickly.
I’m surprised Tamara died so quickly too.
I think the Darlings are funding the Home Office.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
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