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Re: The Mad Hatter/Jefferson Character Analysis

Home › Forums › Once Upon a Time › Character discussion › The Mad Hatter/Jefferson Character Analysis › Re: The Mad Hatter/Jefferson Character Analysis

June 4, 2012 at 3:34 pm #148333
obisgirl
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@hjbau wrote:

If Regina is killed then the curse is stuck forever. At least that is what Rumpel said when talking to Regina.

@charming wrote:

Maybe there are a few ways to break the curse. Regina undoing it is one, Emma dying is another (the failsafe) and the third way if the curse right now is not broken already by Emma kissing Henry and saying she loved him.

maybe.

@mickey wrote:

I agree with you about Jefferson. It’s great that he freed Belle, but the truth is he didn’t do it because he felt the need to help her. He did it for himself. And he didn’t lift a finger to help her earlier.
There were some other things I didn’t like about his actions in the last two episodes.

I’m not sure about this character either. After Hat trick I thought he was rather desperate than villanous. But at this point I don’t know. He doesn’t seem to care about other people at all. Are we supposed to see another villain in him?

I understand some of his motivation. He was separated from his daughter in fairytale land and wanted to be reunited with her more than anything in Storybrooke, but he also knew what it was like to be trapped in two realities and didn’t want that for her.

I don’t think he’s a villain. I think, he’s good mostly. The only shady two things about him was he kidnapped Mary Margaret and held Emma captive, and his dealings with the Evil Queen in fairytale land. Remember, he initially refused her request in Hat Trick but turned around and changed his mind, despite his daughter’s pleas not to leave.

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