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When I was listening to the disussion podcast on the episode, I had the thought “Who took Frankenstien’s Place when they (Rumple and/or Jefferson) came to get him from the land without color?” We assume that Jefferson’s hat is what brought Rumple to the land without color, but we know that the hat can only bring back as many as went in. So would Rumple have brought a “Claud” with him to be able to bring Frank (I was tired of typing out the full name) back with him (in the episode “The Doctor”)? I know its an insignificant thought, but I was just curious.
[adrotate group="5"]@obisgirl wrote:
You mean going through the hat? I don’t know. Good question.
Yeah that’s what I mean. Got to be someone right?
I think that may have been specific to Wonderland, and the looking glass. Some were just doors that opened to the other worlds… I may be wrong, but its what I think…
@dub1026 wrote:
I think that may have been specific to Wonderland, and the looking glass. Some were just doors that opened to the other worlds… I may be wrong, but its what I think…
That’s my thought, too. The only time we’ve seen the “two in, two out” rule is regarding Wonderland. But in “Hat Trick,” Jefferson did call it the “hat’s rule.”
Maybe Jefferson’s wife would help him out by traveling with him, hanging out in the other world, and then coming back with him.
(Sidenote: I think Jefferson’s wife is Alice and she gave birth to their daughter in Wonderland, so Jefferson was forced to leave without his wife.)
@dub1026 wrote:
I think that may have been specific to Wonderland, and the looking glass. Some were just doors that opened to the other worlds… I may be wrong, but its what I think…
That’s a good point. I haven’t thought of that. So maybe that rule does not apply to the this world. hmmm
@DanielJLewis wrote:
(Sidenote: I think Jefferson’s wife is Alice and she gave birth to their daughter in Wonderland, so Jefferson was forced to leave without his wife.)
That’s a cool theory!
I was wondering the same thing after “The Doctor” and just assumed it was an associate of Jefferson that stayed behind for a while.
This thought actually hadn’t occured to me! If this theory is true what would Jefferson’s wife do in the other worlds while her husband was off taking random people on adventures? Did they take it in turns or did she just agree to stay in a new world and wait for them to return?
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