@Faux Pax wrote:
Another thing to consider in the epic debate of Neal=Bae yes/no, is that Neal has a bad case of sticky fingers, something that didn’t seem a problume for Bae.
But think about this for a moment.
I only have a couple semesters of Psychology under my belt so correct me if i’m wrong, but isn’t it possible that Bae could have developed that as a way to feel closer to his dad? I mean the last night Rumple was really Rumple was the night he did the only non-cowardly thing in his life. He and Bae broke into the Duke’s castle. So maybe it’s like he’s trying (even if it’s just subconsciously) to remember the last moment he really had his papa.
What do you guys think?
That is an interesting point! But maybe the fire was more shocking to Bae than the stolen dagger, since he waited for his father in the forest?? I’m not a psychologist, but even knowing what was what his father was doing in the castle, he didn’t see the stolen item until his father was already the Dark One.
Any way, I like your approach ^^
Ps: I’ve just remember it, but Baelfire told his father, after meet him in the forest, the he “had a bad feeling”. It is just a quick flash in my mind, but… is there other type of magic in FairytaleLand? Sort of, you know, farseers, or something similar? I’m not saying that Bae could have magic himself, just that the detail makes me think about how many forms of magic existed there.