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Adam Horowitz tweeted the episode title.
It’s Lacey
https://twitter.com/AdamHorowitzLA/status/297389470586646529What could this title mean? Is Lacey a person, a place or something else?
[adrotate group="5"]“There were thousands and thousands of forms of joy in the world, but that all were essentially one and the same, namely, the joy of being able to love.”
— from the Neverending Story by Michael EndeHmmm. Maybe it’s “HER” who keeps calling Greg.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Someone on another site suggested that maybe Lacey is Belle’s Storybrooke persona. I think that would be a cool little development.
I also think that she could possibly be Greg’s wife or girlfriend.
Quick internet search shows that Lacey is French in origin and can be used to reference lace. So the Belle theory, something so delicate held together by tiny threads that can snap (like her mind), might hold up. Might indicate that it takes until this episode for Belle to remember who she is and who Rumple is.
But, I think with the way episode 17 sounds/looks, (Cora getting Rumple's dagger to use on him has some very Beauty and the Beast-esque potential it’s more likely Belle will remember before this episode and this is about Greg’s girl.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I misread at first when I saw the title on twitter. I thought it was “Legacy” and then I read it again, and thought of the actress Lacey Chabert.
I’m just gonna throw this out here, but based on how close this episode is to what we THINK is an August story: could this episode be about the Blue Fairy? We don’t know Mother Superior’s name, correct? And I know lots of people are beginning to suspect that Blue and August have been working together. Probably a long shot, but I thought I’d toss it out here.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@RumplesGirl wrote:
Quick internet search shows that Lacey is French in origin and can be used to reference lace. So the Belle theory, something so delicate held together by tiny threads that can snap (like her mind), might hold up. Might indicate that it takes until this episode for Belle to remember who she is and who Rumple is.
But, I think with the way episode 17 sounds/looks, (Cora getting Rumple's dagger to use on him has some very Beauty and the Beast-esque potential it’s more likely Belle will remember before this episode and this is about Greg’s girl.
You mean ep16, (Miller’s Daughter)? Would they have Rumple stabbed in ep16 and not get around to Belle saving him until ep19? Ep17 likely won’t have any present day SB stuff, (I’d think it’d be tricky for them to differentiate between SB flashbacks and SB present day, so they may avoid mixing them up?), ep18 they could try to save him by other means, and then it’ll only be in ep19 that Belle ends up remembering and saving him. Perhaps? The name Lacey does seem to fit her rather perfectly. And if he ends up in the hospital where she is, and if she’s still got the chips of Chip to ponder, maybe it’ll all come together and she’ll kiss him awake?
Bah! I do mean 16 (Miller’s Daughter). I’m starting to get my numbers mixed up and am trying not to spoil things for people who haven’t looked at those spoilers.
Phee: I like your reasoning behind the gap in between Miller’s Daughter and Lacey to explain how it could be Belle. So does Cora wound Rumple with the dagger (and is that enough to take his power?) or is he injured in another way?
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
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