@TheTrickster wrote:
@TheGoldenKey wrote:
Gypsy is right Trickster, Victor/Whale’s price is having to concede to magic. Man of science hates to concede to man of faith.
That was a price he paid to the wizard to get his arm back. I was thinking about the consecuences of having an arm attached by means of magic.
Actually it will be a bit disapointing if nothing happens after that. I mean, if that sort of magic comes without more consecuences than a pride damage, then magic doesn’t come with a price… Rumplestiltskin does. I also remember him telling Regina that the magic in the book was not good for health… and re attach a dead arm is not bad?
As I said before, I’m most than probably wrong. But leave Whale with his arm again without problems of any kind is a bit simple. At least in my opinion. but Again I’m most than probably wrong.
We’ve seen lots of instances of magic used without a price. Every time a heart is ripped out, everytime vines wrap someone up, everytime someone is knocked off their feet by someone waving their hand, where is the price that is paid?
It’s only the really big spells that come at a price. Even then a lot of them don’t have any real price other than Rumple asking for something in return for his own means, if he wanted to he could do it for free, as he has done occasionally from time to time.