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From the looks of it, young Bae is out catching butterflies when he notices something on the ground. He bends down to investigate and touches whatever it is he saw in the way that kids like to poke things that they’re curious about. Whatever he pokes poisons him or he has an allergic reaction to it and that’s what Rumple and Milah go to the healer about.
Actually it would be interesting if it was an allergic reaction because obviously in the EF they wouldn’t have the medicine or necessarily the knowledge that Bae’s symptoms are caused by an allergy.
Milah appears to be holding a snake in one photo, so perhaps Bae is poisoned by one?
[adrotate group="5"]You’re right. I wonder if there is a CGI snake missing from the Bae photos then.
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Keeper of FelixWell spotted, Matt!
Hm. Does anyone else want to put down a few cookies that Baby Bae was given a memory potion along with the anti-vemon and thus why he doesn’t remember the near-death experience.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"So….anyone recognize anything from any specific culture?? The markings almost looks like woad–think Britain when Caesar invaded. The teeth (are they teeth??) on the necklace almost look Nordic, like the Seer on Vikings would wear (though, this is also something man medicine men would probably wear. )
I saw someone saying online that the painting looks maori, also sort of reminds me of indigenous people and lets not forget native americans connection to Dreamcatchers, also young Bae trying to catch butterflies with a butterfly net, can somehow connect to a dreamcatcher that catch bad dreams.
Also, Bae and Blue dont go well, (funny tho that is MRJ fav colour) the snake is blue that almost causes Bae to die and some years later a fairy name Blue causes Bae separation of his father.
"I offended you with my opinion? Ha, you should hear the ones I keep to myself".
This guy looks like he’s from Braveheart.
"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
Hm. Does anyone else want to put down a few cookies that Baby Bae was given a memory potion along with the anti-vemon and thus why he doesn’t remember the near-death experience.
Either that or rock trolls.
"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
So….anyone recognize anything from any specific culture?? The markings almost looks like woad–think Britain when Caesar invaded. The teeth (are they teeth??) on the necklace almost look Nordic, like the Seer on Vikings would wear (though, this is also something man medicine men would probably wear. )
I can tell you what it isn’t — it’s not anything Polynesian (too angular). So not Maori, Tongan, Samoan, Marquesas Islands or anything along those lines. The chin tats look like a Native American style, the rest seems, as you said, more of an interpretation of woad.
The necklace seems like a random pot pourri of medicine man (think feathers and bones or teeth), shaman (think metal bits, if that’s what those little flat bits are), and New Ager (think crystal pendants). The blue/red prayer beads could be fairly standard Himalayan aesthetic (lapis/coral or turquoise/coral) except the red beads are translucent. Anyway, that’s all I got. Honestly, I think this is a cultural hodge-podge. 😉
New Child-Baelfire does not look like the others (he has lighter skin, for one thing). According to IMDb, Sebastian Wilkinson has a TV movie coming up, so he must have been unavailable (or, you know, four years older, but this Bae still looks older than Sebastian did in “The Crocodile”).
Also, that tent and that dude’s attire have me worried that the show is once again going to show its unintentionally-racist side, again. As in, I see Native American and/or Mongolian imagery, but a white guy.
Also, that tent and that dude’s attire have me worried that the show is once again going to show its unintentionally-racist side, again. As in, I see Native American imagery, but a white guy.
Yup. If it makes you feel any better, it looks like a mash-up, so equal opportunity cultural appropriation.
The tent isn’t Native American. If I were to make a bet, I’d say it’s a Mongolian or Turkic ger (or yurt, respectively, depending on the language). As in, this:
http://ottour.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/yurt_trad101.jpg
So I’m going to assume they are going for shaman, rather than medicine man. Still, white dude.
Also, that tent and that dude’s attire have me worried that the show is once again going to show its unintentionally-racist side, again. As in, I see Native American imagery, but a white guy.
Yup. If it makes you feel any better, it looks like a mash-up, so equal opportunity cultural appropriation.
The tent isn’t Native American. If I were to make a bet, I’d say it’s a Mongolian or Turkic ger (or yurt, respectively, depending on the language). As in, this:
http://ottour.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/yurt_trad101.jpg
So I’m going to assume they are going for shaman, rather than medicine man. Still, white dude.
It doesn’t really make me feel any better, but thank for this information. You learn something new every day!
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