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Re: FAVORITE MOMENTS AND LEAST FAVORITE MOMENTS

Home › Forums › Once Upon a Time › Season One › 1×18 "Stable Boy" › FAVORITE MOMENTS AND LEAST FAVORITE MOMENTS › Re: FAVORITE MOMENTS AND LEAST FAVORITE MOMENTS

April 2, 2012 at 9:28 am #140604
mia
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@malchore wrote:

THIS is the big reveal? The entire premise of the show is based around this hatred, and that’s how it started? disappointing.

From the moment I watched the Pilot I knew what it was, though of course not how it played out. It was obvious. Regina’s heart was shattered in seconds. And it’s not like she turned to Snow and forgot her mother. I’m sure we’re gonna see how she’ll take revenge on that woman. She also knows Snow only meant to help, but the pain of loosing Daniel is so high it clouds her mind.
Seriously, just think of Star Wars III, Anakin only wanted to keep is love safe and did horrible things. It’s not much different – yes, I continue to like the comparison between Anakin & Regina and Darth Vader & the Evil Queen.

So, now to my favourite scenes:
1. Regina telling MM she knows she’s innocent and MM expression.
2. All the Bailee Madison (little Snow) scenes. Gods, that girl has done her homework!
3. Emma: “I left my code book at home.” – I love the conversations between Henry and her, keep ’em coming writers!

Didn’t like:
That first scene between Gold & Regina. I was so confused about the timeline … Took me quite some time until I realised that it was meant to have happened before the last episode.

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