@Phee wrote:
From the article slurpeez linked to…
One of the best things about the episode is the developing relationship between Henry and Gold. It is the very lovely nature of their relationship, however, that haunts the end of the episode, however, and I anticipate that it will lead to much speculation on the Internet come Sunday night.
The loveliness of their relationship haunts the end of the episode. That sounds all types of ominous. Can’t wait to see what greater role Henry is gonna play in this mess.
Yes, I have a bad feeling that the prophecy or at least one of the prophecies is about Henry becoming the Dark One or worse than the Dark One, being killed by the Dark One, or killing the Dark One. I’m guessing that it’s one of the first two though since I don’t think it would be ominous that Henry had to kill the Dark One. Sad yes, but definitely not ominous, imo.
Of course, I don’t think either thing will come true, or maybe it will but not in the way everyone thinks. For instance, Henry did die already in a way, so maybe the Prophecy has come to pass in a way because even though Regina was the one that poisoned the apple tart, if it hadn’t been for the Curse and her trying to find a way to get rid of Emma without breaking the Curse due to Rumple’s clause, she wouldn’t have made the apple tart.
We learn how Rumple got his gift of prophecy,
Looks like the theory of him stealing the Seer’s power might come true after all.[/quote]
Yes, I forgot to write this, but someone caught that Rumple is wearing the same clothes that he was wearing when he lost Baelfire in the scene with him and the now older Seer, where it looks like he’s doing something bad to her. I’m guessing that the theories about him killing her are true, but I don’t think he wanted her powers. I think he just got angry because whatever she told him long ago set off the chain of events that lead to him losing his son, and he lashes out at her like he tried lashing out at the Blue Fairy and how he lashed out Milah.