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Re: Theory about Neverland/Rumple

Home › Forums › Once Upon a Time › Season Two › 2×21 "Second Star to the Right …" › Theory about Neverland/Rumple › Re: Theory about Neverland/Rumple

May 7, 2013 at 12:16 am #191734
Slurpeez
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@MysteryKat25 wrote:

Oh that’s right, it was matches – I knew it was something with fire. Good point slurpeez about the not setting foot on land thing.

Which reminds me of the Davey Jones in POTC 2 & 3 – not being able to set foot on land but once every 10 years. Wonder if they’ll connect anything to that since Hook is named Killian Jones.

Yes, I think Killian Jones is the son of Davy Jones, who was captain of the Flying Dutchman in POTC 2 & 3. Perhaps pirating is a family trade.

Either way the point about not setting foot there is definitely credible. I wonder how we’re going to explore Neverland though if he has to stay on Hook’s ship or in the water…some of it will likely have to wait til next year and even then not sure how if he can’t land anywhere.

Yes, and the fact that none of the Lost Boys can leave once they set foot on land makes NL a kind of prison. Well, Rumple called SB a prison, where time stood still. Time stands still in NL, no one ages, and no one can leave. That does sound eerily like the kind of place lost souls would go once they’re consumed by a wraith. The wraith is controlled by the Dark One. Might not NL also be controlled by him? I hate for this to be true, but it does sound like SB under the vestiges of the dark curse. NL sounds like it’s under some sort of curse, too.

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