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In all my excitement I kind of glossed over the fact the Henry used magic for the first time! I wasn’t sure if Pan did it for him at first or just showed him how to tap into his power but wow! I’m very interested to see how he starts using his abilities as the truest believer!
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In all my excitement I kind of glossed over the fact the Henry used magic for the first time! I wasn’t sure if Pan did it for him at first or just showed him how to tap into his power but wow! I’m very interested to see how he starts using his abilities as the truest believer!
Thanks for starting the thread!
He used his belief and his imagination and turned the stick into a sword. Obviously this is more proof that Henry might have some inherent magical qualities but also that his connection with the island is indeed strong.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Thanks for starting the thread! He used his belief and his imagination and turned the stick into a sword. Obviously this is more proof that Henry might have some inherent magical qualities but also that his connection with the island is indeed strong.
you know and all that sword fighting with his dad and grandfather really paid off! Henry was about to kick that Lost boy’s butt! Lol
Also Henry literally shaped and changed Neverland tonight. It’s exactly what Pan wants him to do, I think: offer up his heart to NL willingly and change it back into the NL we know from movies and such.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Also Henry literally shaped and changed Neverland tonight. It’s exactly what Pan wants him to do, I think: offer up his heart to NL willingly and change it back into the NL we know from movies and such.
Pan trying to bring out Henry’s magical abilities definitely has to fit into his plans at some point either sacrifice his heart or use his abilities for whatever he wants.
Also Henry literally shaped and changed Neverland tonight. It’s exactly what Pan wants him to do, I think: offer up his heart to NL willingly and change it back into the NL we know from movies and such.
I hope that Henry can achieve this without offering his physical heart. I’m more in favor of him having enough belief kept in his metaphorical heart to transform NL back into a land of dreams.
"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy
I still don’t think Henry has magic, I think PP is playing Henry why did PP have to hold the stick with Henry if he believed that Henry could make a sword himself.
I hope that Henry can achieve this without offering his physical heart. I’m more in favor of him having enough belief kept in his metaphorical heart to transform NL back into a land of dreams.
I’m not convinced that Pan wants it back to a land of dreams. I think Pan wants to leave NL for good and wants someone else to take over NL. And Henry, as the truest believer that can make anything he believes happen, has to be the one. But maybe Henry has to take over NL either willingly or by force? Just an idea/thought I had.
"We were happy."
"Because... it was born out of true love."It was kinda sad to see Henry in that fight, and after it. They’re all cheering for him, making him feel like the fairytale hero he’s dreamed of being. Henry’s falling for Pan’s game so perfectly. Urgh, I love to hate Pan SO MUCH.
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