3×8 Sneak Peeks

[Slurpeez]

Another hint that PP is Rumple’s dad is the meaning of the name Malcolm. Malcolm is a reference to the play “Macbeth” by Shakespeare.

This was the name of four kings of Scotland starting in the 10th century, including Malcolm III, who became king after killing Macbeth, the usurper who had murdered his father. The character Malcolm in Shakespeare’s tragedy ‘Macbeth’ (1606) is based on him.

[Phee]

“Wendy, we will save John and Michael, I swear to God.” His voice wavers a tiny bit, and he sounds so quietly desperate and hopeful, because the Darlings are his family, and he thought they were dead, but now they’re alive, and GAH, just kick me right in the feels why don’t ya, MRJ!!

So, if Henry got to keep his heart, would he become immortal? Only if he stayed in NL, I guess? Or is it that Henry’s heart needs to be combined with some sorta Pan magic in order for the immortality to happen?

[RumplesGirl]

I think we can trust Wendy the second time…because Rumple can tell when she’s lying and I bet Emma could figure it out too.

Agreed

I think it is interesting that Rumple says whatever Pan promised–he WILL go back on it. Sounds like he knows Pan is a liar and can never be trusted. Father or brother?!

Team Brothers until the bitter end

 

"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"

[RumplesGirl]

“Wendy, we will save John and Michael, I swear to God.” His voice wavers a tiny bit, and he sounds so quietly desperate and hopeful, because the Darlings are his family, and he thought they were dead, but now they’re alive, and GAH, just kick me right in the feels why don’t ya, MRJ!!

<3 hugs for MRJ

[quote=223760]So, if Henry got to keep his heart, would he become immortal? Only if he stayed in NL, I guess? Or is it that Henry’s heart needs to be combined with some sorta Pan magic in order for the immortality to happen?[/quote]

that's a great question. Is Henry himself immortal? And my other question: was Henry born with the heart of the truest believer or did he become that way through his actions. Evil isn't born, it's made. The same can be said for good, can't it?

"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"

[Slurpeez]

“Wendy, we will save John and Michael, I swear to God.” His voice wavers a tiny bit, and he sounds so quietly desperate and hopeful, because the Darlings are his family, and he thought they were dead, but now they’re alive, and GAH, just kick me right in the feels why don’t ya, MRJ!!

Neal must’ve been devastated to learn that Wendy, John and Michael were captured by PP after he sacrificed himself to save them. Neal is going to make sure that no harm befalls Wendy or her brothers ever again. He’d do anything for them, just as he would for Henry.

So, if Henry got to keep his heart, would he become immortal? Only if he stayed in NL, I guess? Or is it that Henry’s heart needs to be combined with some sorta Pan magic in order for the immortality to happen?

Good question. I bet Henry would be the next “Pan” if he got to keep his heart and PP died, so long as Henry remained in NL.

"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

[RumplesGirl]

Neal must’ve been devastated to learn that Wendy, John and Michael were captured by PP after he sacrificed himself to save them. Neal is going to make sure that no hame befalls Wendy or her brothers ever again. He’d do anything for them, just as he would for Henry.

Something tell me my Nealfire feels are going to be in overdrive this episode.

Good question. I bet Henry would be the next “Pan” if he got to keep his heart and PP died, so long as Henry remained in NL.

And maybe if Henry does become the next Pan, light and magic and hope are restored to NL forever.

"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"

[Slurpeez]

that’s a great question. Is Henry himself immortal? And my other question: was Henry born with the heart of the truest believer or did he become that way through his actions. Evil isn’t born, it’s made. The same can be said for good, can’t it?

I think it’s a combination of nature and nuture. PP said that it was not a coincidence that Henry is the product of dark and light magic. So, Henry’s lineage seems to be really important about why Henry’s heart is special, but I think that Henry had to believe in the dark curse for him to become the truest believer.

"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

[RumplesGirl]

I think it’s a combination of nature and nature. PP said that it was not a coincidence that Henry is the product of dark and light magic. So, Henry’s lineage seems to be really important about why Henry’s heart is special, but I think that Henry had to believe in the dark curse for him to become the truest believer.

Not only believe in the dark curse, but believe that it could be broken. My favorite Henry moment is still right before he eats the turnover of S1 and tells Emma that he believes in her. It’s one thing to believe in the curse, it’s another to believe that it could be defeated. If Henry hadn’t believed so poewrfully in Emma then it never would have been broken.

"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"

[obisgirl]

RumplesGirl wrote: that’s a great question. Is Henry himself immortal? And my other question: was Henry born with the heart of the truest believer or did he become that way through his actions. Evil isn’t born, it’s made. The same can be said for good, can’t it?

I think it’s a combination of nature and nurture. PP said that it was not a coincidence that Henry is the product of dark and light magic. So, Henry’s lineage seems to be really important about why Henry’s heart is special, but I think that Henry had to believe in the dark curse for him to become the truest believer.

I agree.

[RumplesGirl]

Looking over what people have been saying in chat since the peek came out:

–Rumple will sacrifice his immortality by killing Pan with his own dagger and thus freeing Henry from having to sacrifice his heart. (Yup) (I buy it)–we have wondered for a long time what would happen if the Dark One stabbed someone with his dagger.

–“The boy will be your undoing” probably refers to Pan (but interestingly enough…refers to Pan by way of Henry)

–Most people seem to be getting on board Team DaddyPan

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