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I’m so used to people babysitting Henry my mind went there instead of Baby Namestealer. I haven’t heard Finding Nemo refer to baby, either. Still fits Rumple much better than Charmings.
[adrotate group="5"]Keeper of Rumplestiltskin's and Neal's spears and war paint and crystal ball.
I’m going to step outside my comfort zone here for a second and be optimistic.
We know that Belle’s centric is 406. And the fact that Belle is hanging out with a baby in 405 gives me a speck of hope that maybe we’ll actually get some time watching her with the baby telling him about Neal (the real one) and setting up Belle and her mother for the following episode.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"So wait a minute, does this orphan girl Lily know Emma as a young girl and then she meets Henry and becomes his girlfriend?
So wait a minute, does this orphan girl Lily know Emma as a young girl and then she meets Henry and becomes his girlfriend?
No. The original idea that she was Henry’s GF was speculation on TVLine’s part. Turns out, she’s just the orphan chick Emma knew.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Got it. So is Henry still going to have a girlfriend this season or is that idea scrapped for now?
Pretty sure that entire idea is scrapped.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Something tells me that the title “Breaking Glass” may refer to the death of Sidney Glass.
"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
Something tells me that the title “Breaking Glass” may refer to the death of Sidney Glass.
When we got the episode title, I pointed this out, but “Breaking Glass” is a pretty clear reference to “Breaking Bad” in which Giancarlo stared for awhile. he was killed–quite gruesomely–in S3. He was sorta…exploded
Given the original myth of the Snow Queen and the mirror that shatters in that story, yes I think poor Sydney might bite it.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"First saw Nicole Munoz five years ago in an episode of Sanctuary, did a good job there. She plays a current character on Defiance (more Scifi), a very interesting character. Can see her quite well as ” “charming, take-no-prisoners punk exterior and the heart of a secretive, insecure opportunist.”
Interesting. I thought the runaway orphan would be the snow queen but that girl is not blond or even look like Elizabeth Mitchell.
Would make only sense anyway, if the Snow Queen would disguise herself as runaway orphan, she was already a grown up woman some years before Emma was born.
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Something tells me that the title “Breaking Glass” may refer to the death of Sidney Glass.
When we got the episode title, I pointed this out, but “Breaking Glass” is a pretty clear reference to “Breaking Bad” in which Giancarlo stared for awhile. he was killed–quite gruesomely–in S3. He was sorta…exploded
Given the original myth of the Snow Queen and the mirror that shatters in that story, yes I think poor Sydney might bite it.
Poor Sydney.
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