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Re: Henry Sr. and Cora

Home › Forums › Once Upon a Time › Season Two › 2×16 "The Miller’s Daughter" › Henry Sr. and Cora › Re: Henry Sr. and Cora

March 11, 2013 at 11:25 am #178937
Myril
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On the one hand we say, this show puts true love very high, in my words would say it is a celebration of true love, but when it comes to some people it is okay, if they accept, that they might never find it, and have to live with the next best thing? What decides that, fate, destiny? I am just wondering about concepts of love. No offense.

As Swanning-off think Henry Sr. seemed intrigued by the miller’s daughter from the start, and he was charmed by her during the ball. Not sure if it was love, but interest, attraction. Possible they could have grown on each other, if Cora wouldn’t have ripped her own heart out, but would it have been ever true love? Could she have been truly happy with Henry Sr.?

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