HappyEndings wrote: Just like I stated before Snow has to pull the sword of the stone.
They show that in the promo, so safe bet. The question is, what kingdom has the sword. Snow is the rightful heir to her kingdom, but somehow they got George’s kingdom too though David has no rightful claim to it.
Good question. We know that Lancelot, a disgraced knight of the round table, secretly married Snow and Charming in “Lady of the Lake.” Maybe he is the one who told them about Camelot’s sword. Yet, does that mean a kid named Arthur had yet to remove the sword from a stone? Or is this a different sword in a stone that Snow must remove? I’m betting that this might be a copy-cat sword in stone that Rumple conjures up as a test for Snow, so that the feud between Snow and Regina continued to escalate until Regina casts the dark curseon Rumple’s behalf.
Regina always breaks her deals look what she did to the Mad Hatter, so even if Snow took the sword Regina wouldn’t let her half her kingdom back.
I don’t think Regina would really leave Snow alone either, but I don’t think Snow would just abandon her sense of duty to her kingdom. Snow is the rightful heir and a born-leader. She also has a very strong moral belief in doing the right thing, and Prince Charming’s code of honor means he wouldn’t let her give up on saving her people, even if it meant they could live happy and quietly together. I believe Charming will help convince Snow that she cannot just abandon her people to Regina’s reign of terror.
"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy