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[schmacky]

Surely she would be invited, since she helped save Emma and MM, but no.

Would you honestly invite the person that murdered your father/grandfather to dinner? Or would you invite the person that poisoned you/your wife/your mother? Would you invite the person that attempted to poison you/your daughter? Would you invite the person that indirectly poisoned your son/grandson?

If you answered no to any of the above questions, then no they shouldn’t “surely” have invited her. If you yes to any of the above questions well then…. wow.

[schmacky]

The curse will be broken and the final battle will begin.

What is the battle about? For what? Fought by whom? What are the sides.

Either way, I think Emma is the key to the battle though.

[faux pax]

slurpeez108 wrote:

Naomi wrote:
Yup, it looks like Gold is going to use that favor to ask Emma to find his son.But if Bae is really Neal, let’s hope she doesn’t shoot him on sight.

Yes, Emma finding Baelfire is surely the favor she owes Mr. Gold. Also, Jennifer Morrison confirmed that while Emma thinks she knows all about Henry’s dad, Neal, there is also a part of him she doesn’t know at all. I think the part she doesn’t know is that Neal’s real identity is Baelfire.

that will be a very interesting reunion. and perfect for the fanfic I’m trying to wrap up. Thank you Once!

I think it would be even more interesting if Henry convinces her to let him come along. And when they both show up on Neal’s door step not knowing Bae is really him… 😮 😮 😆

I am so twisted.

[bec]

I think thats possible, but Emma will have to be careful because her magic and power could take over her. I think Regina and Gold will eventually deicde to teach her. But I also think that she will try to test it out for herself first because shes not the type to go asking for help.
However this is the start for Emma- you cant just learn magic overnight, it takes time. But i think she’ll be the one who overthrows Cora and send everyone back to FTL.
It will be interesting though when everyone teams up against Cora, even those who hate each other, including Snow and Regina, and even Rumple and Hook.

[magickingdom]

@medchen wrote:

@TimeSpacer wrote:

My favorite moment was when Emma said “No. It’s strength.” as she knocked Cora on her backside after Cora failed to take her heart!

It was a very Harry Potterish moment 🙂

OMG! It totally was! 😆

[Myril]

@Marilou wrote:

myril thank you, you took my poor knowledge of the english language and translated it into exactly what I meant. 😀

Poor knowledge of English, you? No! I merely enjoyed to take you on a tour into my mind to express in many words what could have been said in one short sentence: I mostly agree with you.

Oncewatcher: Live long and prosper!
And I see your point,

I’m not sure yet about what they’re going to do with Hook. We’re not even sure that there will be a next season, are we (seeing the ratings it would be stupid if not, but still)? Wouldn’t say they’ve barely done anything with him yet, but I agree, there is more to the character, and we will see more of him. After all, he just got only one step closer to his big goal. Can even imagine storylines going beyond this, but not sure if they are any good. Think the producers and writers are aware of the reception, and I trust them as much, that it won’t be any easy thing for them to kill him, if they will do it. But I see it from a different point of view: If Hook in some way gets what he is seeking, it will take a very good reason and good story to keep him around – and sorry to all Captain Sawn fans, a love story with Emma is not a good enough reason to keep him in the show IMO, he is no lapdog. If they can think of a good story, he will stay, but otherwise, Hook is a character who certainly deserves a big exit, death or disappearance, whatever. Same goes for Cora. Both are not Redshirts, but they aren’t central main characters either.

For a show like OUaT to work you need always good adversaries. As I said, they want us to get invested emotionally with the characters, and with the bad guys you have the problem, that you have to keep them being good at being bad. But if a character is around longer you have to deepen their character, to stay interesting, and hen pay the price, that they will become more sympathetic and thus eventually less evil. So shows running longer come up with new villains once in a while. Look at Star Trek’s long history and the change of villains there. They had to come up with new ones not just because of different generations of Starfleet officers and exploring more of the universe – it was necessary because the bad guys became more and more sympathetic the longer they were around (and Klingons even made it on the bridge!). If that happens, you have to find good stories for them to stay – or you have to kill them (it’s the best option, proper end of their story line, no confusion), while building up a new villain. Remember the awful development of the Borg on Star Trek Next Generation, best example for how not to do it (although later in the movie and then Voyager they managed to make the Borg well working bad guys again).

Before anyone worries, nope, I’m not pleading for killing the Evil Queen or Rumple, they’re far too rich characters to be done with them any time soon. Besides, they are main cast, central to the overall storyline of the show.

You have to come up with good stories for the good guys too, don’t get me wrong here – but often most of the main cast are good guys, so they’re more likely last on the death list of writers. Just being succesfull fighting the bad guys is not enough for a long running show though either. It’s all about character development, findind interesting stories.

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[timespacer]

I love the idea of the library playing an important role and I hope we see Belle uncovering it this season. As for the book, at first I thought either Rumple or August wrote it. I hadn’t thought of Snow, but I really like that idea, if they could explain the final entry which showed Charming putting Emma in the wardrobe.

After watching “Queen of Hearts”, I had a new idea. Before the curse was enacted, Cora seemed awfully certain that Emma would succeed in breaking the curse in 28 years and she clearly wanted that to happen so she could be reunited with Regina when Regina would be at her lowest point. Could Cora have written the book, intending it for Emma? I don’t think we can be sure how much of her story and of Rumple’s was actually included in the book.

[hellraiser-89]

Hmm now that I think about it, did Jefferson want the curse broken or did he just want Emma to make a working portal-hat?

[PriceofMagic]

Had Regina not disabled the trap, Emma and Snow would’ve been killed and Cora and Hook would have still found their way to Storybrooke via magic bean.

All magic comes with a price!

Keeper of Felix

[the fairest]

^Yeah, and she thanks them by using magic on Emma. Did you see that promo. 😯