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Ok, so we actually have no idea if it’s an actual wolf or not, bu I just re-read the fairy tale of Little Red Riding-Hood and had an epiphany.
I don’t know in which episode, but Snow tells Red that she helped her when nobody else would. I’m assuming she means the whole wolf incident. What if Snow uses the whistle the Huntsman gave her so that the help he promised would come, does come?!
Just a guess, but I like the idea. š[adrotate group="5"]That is a great idea mia. I still would like there to be a person controlling the wolf if there is a wolf, but that it is a great idea that the whistle may come back into the story in this episode.
I wish the huntsman would make another appearance since he’s not dead in FTL! š
"Thatās how you know youāve really got a home. When you leave it, thereās this feeling that you canāt shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy
The huntsman is dead. It is just that the fairytale land scenes all happened in the characters past. He isn’t alive still somewhere.
Actually, according to the producers of the show at Paleyfest, they strongly hinted that they would like the huntsman to make another appearance in FTL.
We havenāt seen the last of Sidney Glass or Sheriff Graham. Not only does the man in the mirror have an arc before seasonās end, but the Huntsman, series co-creator Edward Kitsis reminded fans, āis still very much alive in fairy tale world.ā http://www.tvline.com/2012/03/once-upon-a-time-spoilers-paleyfest/
He could very well feature in a scene that happened in the past. The huntsman released Snow White in ep. 7 in FTL. This week’s show, episode 15, happens immediately after Snow White is released by the huntsman. Since the FTL events are all flashbacks, the huntsman is still alive there and could feature in such a flashback.
"Thatās how you know youāve really got a home. When you leave it, thereās this feeling that you canāt shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy
Yes the huntsman could appear in the flashbacks in the character’s pasts, but he isn’t alive in the fairytale land. That is just a flashback before he died. It is just when they say he is alive in the fairytale land it makes it seem like he is going to be alive in the future and somehow he and Emma are going to meet again and that isn’t going to happen unless they do ghosts.
I love the idea about the whistle! š I wish Graham could somehow come back to life. Its so sad that he died!
Personally I didn’t mean for the Huntsman himself to come, just that whatever help he meant is going to. Whether it’s himself or his wolf or controlling another wolf or something else I don’t know. I think it’s would be one of the latter, simply because the actor for Graham isn't yet credited anywhere, but they might have done that on purpose. It would be cool, if it was the first option. š And if the whistle came up again, of course. xD
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