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Ruby’s fear about turning into a wolf is confirmed when she becomes the prime suspect for a vicious murder; Leroy finds treasure in a Storybrooke mine that could help Emma and Mary Margaret.
Guest stars: Lee Arenberg, Keegan Connor Tracy, Beverley Elliott, Alan Dale, Sarah Bolger, David Paul Grove, Faustino Di Bauda, Jeffrey Kaiser, Michael Coleman, Mig Macario, Jarod Joseph, Annabeth Gish, Ben Hollingsworth, Jason Cermak, Chad Riley
They’re reporting that it’s called “Child Of The Moon” – however, they’re also reporting that it’s episode 6, while we know for sure it’s episode 7.
[adrotate group="5"]"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy
I do hope that Red turns wolf in SB, but hope it’ll end up being someone else who commits the murder.
I’m with Phee on that one, I don’t think the murderer is going to be ruby. Somehow I have trouble picturing Regina or Gold physically killing someone (magic is more their thing) so, maybe it’s one of the new characters… or Gaston, when i doubt, always blame Gaston. 😉
I agree that Ruby likely isn’t the killer, although she probably will be able to phase into her wolf form. Neither do I think the murderer is Regina or Rumpel. If they’re smart, they’ll keep a low profile to avoid incurring any further than is already owed them. What if the killer is King George? The actor who plays him is supposed to be in this episode, and we know he’s not adverse to killing others. We already saw King George try to kill Prince Charming, and we’re about to see him try and kill Snow White and Charming’s mother in 2×3. Also, since King George is the district attorney of SB, he could try to point the evidence to Ruby, who is a known werewolf.
"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy
I like that idea. George knows that Charming has a wolf on his side. I like the idea that they would try and separate Snow and Charming from their allies.
@hjbau wrote:
I like that idea. George knows that Charming has a wolf on his side. I like the idea that they would try and separate Snow and Charming from their allies.
Yes, I like that idea too. Plus, it makes someone else really evil not just a little evil or trying to be a redeemed villain, but a true bad guy, since there’s a vacuum right now especially if we find out in episode 8 what caused Cora to turn bad.
My question here isn’t who’s the murderer, I want to know who was killed. True, it could be someone we haven’t ever met before, but somehow I think this person will be more important. So, who do you think was killed?
Could be Billy? Would make for some angsty deja vu if another guy who Red knows ends up dead, and she’s the main suspect. She’d probably believe she’d done it, given what happened with Peter.
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Could be Billy? Would make for some angsty deja vu if another guy who Red knows ends up dead, and she’s the main suspect. She’d probably believe she’d done it, given what happened with Peter.
Oh, that could definetely work. They did confirm that he would be returning right? Having him be killed would be an excellent way to have a murder take place that has a decent amount of significance, especially if they expand his role in the EF in flashbacks, but at the same time not lose any of the major characters we’ve come to know and love.
Yep, he’s played by Jarod Joseph, who is in that guest stars list in the first post, so he’s definitely gonna be involved in Red’s story in some way. Even though he’s only been seen briefly a couple of times, that’s been enough to get fans interested in who he is, so people are invested in him enough that it’d have an impact if he died, without them having to kill off someone major.
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