@Riddleraven wrote:
Heh heh, so I’m not the only one who cringed when she clipped the stem! xDD
I think Gaston is dead. I don’t see any reason why Rumple would teleport him rather than kill him. But maybe he did spare him, like the Queen spared the kids. However, I like your theory that it was the sword that turned into the rose and not Gaston himself. Or even though it seemed like something was transformed into the rose maybe it wasn’t Gaston or his sword–maybe Rumple just conjured up the rose. Who knows, they didn’t explain.
But I do agree now that Gaston is not the rose and that’s a small relief, even if he is dead.
Thanks!
I think Gaston was tele-ported because of the smoke… which usually meant that magic transformed / transported the object somewhere else. On another blog they have a entire list of what the different smokes mean. I thought that magic was not to be used to kill someone..( was that only genie magic?) . although a lot of killing has gone on.