@Midnight Dreary wrote:
Wow. The Pinocchio story actually looks pretty interesting. If the writers play their cards right, it can turn into a brilliant story. 😉
I’m glad Mr. Gold turned down Emma’s case. It’s better that she fights this battle on her own. Well, I guess it won’t be entirely on her own. She eventually seeks the help of August. Another reason why I’m glad Emma won’t be working with Mr. God is because it would be ridiculously out of character for her. Didn’t she just get finished accusing him of kidnapping Kathryn a week ago? Why is she seeking the help of someone who she suspects kidnapped one of her friends? Come on now Emma. 😆
The scene between MM and Regina actually made me have more sympathy for Regina rather than Mary Maragert. However, I’m not sure if that was the writers intention.
I think it’s because the stakes are so high again, she had Gold help her for sheriff that worked all be it with shady methods but she beat Regina. So the next time with MM the stakes are higher but she needed to win & even though she knew what aligning herself with Mr. Gold again entailed she does it because she can’t afford to lose. So now with arguably even higher stakes & again in a position where she has to win the only way she knows how to do that against Regina at this point is with Mr. Gold’s help; bottom line she’s lacking the confidence in her own power it’s the same reason she looks so overwhelmed when she realizes its on her to save everyone she hasn’t completely realized what she’s capable of.
