And one of the main questions we haven’t answered is, who wrote the book?” Kitsis added, citing the magical book explaining the history of all the fairytales which has proven central to Once’s overall storyline. “That’s all related,” Horowitz continued. “Inspiration has to come from somewhere, and I think the relationship between all the realms is at the heart of what makes the ‘Once Upon A Time’ world tick.”
Anyone else getting a “it was totally PP and the Blue Fairy” vibe here?
promising viewers more information on Pan and his crew, especially Felix, Pan’s number two Lost Boy and, in Horowitz’s words, “Kool-Aid drinker number one!” “What we want to show you with Pan [is] not just Neverland, but his past, what makes him tick and how he did reach out and bring children and Lost Boys to Neverland,” Horowitz said. “In a broader sense, we’re going to explore how lost boys became Lost Boys in episode four,” Kitsis added.
So before there was the shadow that brought boys, PP was the Pied Piper who played enchanted music and brought them over? (is Felix the original Lost Boy)
“We’re going to find out who [the Red Queen] is and where she came from and what makes her tick,” Kitsis added.
*cough* Anastasia *cough*