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Wow this is going to be intersesting.
Also- Is Belle going to use the dagger on Rumple? Like, is she seriously going to do it? This is starting to look like a very dark Belle. I mean, I know she’s probably pissed but I didn’t think she would ever do it…
[adrotate group="5"]You know what I can't continue with the dead people brought back to life list I'm out of space in the signature and now we have an underworld arc this is to much I quit why do you bring so many people back to life OUAT WHHHYYYY
My search will continue to the ends of the earth. One thing I know for sure. The name of the savior is Emma. The savior shall be my sister. The family must be completed.
Another villain who is part of Emma and Henry’s family. The family must be completed? This comes right on the heels of the revelation that all the Snow Queen wants is a family that loves her (surprise, surprise). So the SQ had a prophesy that Emma would somehow “complete” SQ’s need for family, so she fostered her for a while. How exactly is Emma the Snow Queen’s sister according to the parchment? The Snow Queen was revealed to be Emma’s memory-erased foster mom. I guess the word “sister” might not refer to actual sister relationship, but more of a close kin kind of relationship. Also, something happened to wipe away Emma’s memories, and I’m guessing the SQ had something to do with that. Yet, how, since there was no magic in A LAND WITHOUT MAGIC? Also, WHY? Why does the SQ not want Emma to remember she was fostered by her? Also, Emma supposedly met SQ in S1. Yeah right. This feels like a total retacon of S1 and Emma’s backstory.
"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
The savior SHALL BE my sister has a totally different meaning than The savior IS my sister.
Sounds like she’s putting together a fake family, not finding her real family.
The family shall be completed sounds like she’s already begun to collect family members but doesn’t have a complete set yet.
I guess none of those foster kids took a liking to her. Sorry things didn’t turn out the way she wanted.
The savior SHALL BE my sister has a totally different meaning than The savior IS my sister.
I’m not sure how to intropret that. Does that mean the Snow Queen wants to be adopted by Snow White and Charming so that she’ll be Emma’s adoptive sister? That’d be bizzare, considering that the Snow Queen is probably older than Snow and Charming. Otherwise, maybe the prophesy means Emma shall become like a sister to the Snow Queen, rather than an actual sister.
Sounds like she’s putting together a fake family, not finding her real family.
Yeah. I’m guessing that’s because the Snow Queen was rejected by her biological sister, the Queen of Arandelle. But the Snow Queen could have two loving nieces who are her “real” family, if only she’d give them a chance.
The family shall be completed sounds like she’s already begun to collect family members but doesn’t have a complete set yet.
That just sounds wrong and creepy. What’s she doing with her family members? Keeping them frozen in an ice chest somewhere? *Shudders*
I guess none of those foster kids took a liking to her. Sorry things didn’t turn out the way she wanted.
Reminds me a bit of the horrible events surronding Regina’s attempt to forcibly “adopt” Hansel, Gretel and Owen (aka Greg Mendel).
"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
My search will continue to the ends of the earth. One thing I know for sure. The name of the savior is Emma. The savior shall be my sister. The family must be completed.
What if Lily wrote this? She certainly seemed eager to become Emma’s best friend/family. She was desperate to have Emma forgive her… and that darn star marking on her wrist… we haven’t seen the last of her.
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