BTW what has ever given Henry logical reason to think Emma would sleep in her car? What an odd statement to make, taken from that angle. Anyways.
There is no logical reason considering they’ve been sleeping at Granny’s, so why on Earth would he think that Emma would end up sleeping in the Bug if she didn’t have an apartment? Surely the logical assumption is that she’d keep living at Granny’s. So, yeah, Henry’s line about sleeping in her car was completely random…unless it wasn’t.
Hi, that guy dying in your arms? TLK is a really legit thing to try – maybe his Dad (who totally ships y’all!) could suggest it. If we can burn coconuts and split hearts and and and, a little TLK is a cakewalk. But no.
What makes it even more…interesting, that they passed up that TLK opportunity, (right after having said the words “true love” in relation to them no less), is that since then we’ve had a “kiss” on the other side of the triangle that did the opposite of what TLK typically does, (taking away magic instead of creating it). Know what would make for a nice way to round this little part of the story out…give her another chance to try the TKL with the guy she didn’t try it on before and BOOM.
We will instead bust out Timey Wimey things and alter the past… where we enlist help from the ONE guy invested more than anyone in ensuring the guy stays alive. There’s a way, oh, there’s a way.
I keep thinking about how Neal’s death was “bold story telling.” When I think of that term, I think of something new and innovative that we haven’t seen on the show before. With Neal’s death, we got a child going down the same dark path as a parent, (NOT innovative), a guy self sacrificing himself for the 100th time, (NOT innovative), the father of the dead guy struggling with his redemption and falling back into old habits, (NOT innovative). Now, time travel, that IS something new and innovative and dare I say “bold” for this show. They could have killed Zelena and rebooted the time spell any old way, it didn’t HAVE to involve Neal’s death and Rumple’s regression at all. So the “bold” part of the story about Neal’s death still has to be coming, right? That means it should be a Thing in the story line for the finale, right?
But if they *don’t* have that will, no amount of logic will make it so.
Yep. As much sense and potential as there is in these things we’ve speculated about, at the end of the day, whether or not sense and potential prevail is out of our hands. So who knows. *SIGH*