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illains get your game up, these people are trying to one up you. Anyway it could be possible it’s Sidney’s and when we see all three genies affected by Jafar’s evil spell will see Sidney cameo.
I don’t know. They sorta used their Giancarlo special appearance for ONCE 302. Having him back on ONCE for this story line would be bigger than a 15 second cameo. NBC may not be so generous.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Since Wonderland takes place during the second season of Once, it’s likely a) Rumple had bigger fish to fry, and b) Jafar’s plan fails.
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Keeper of FelixI know that one of the lamps looks likes Sydney’s now that Ya’ll have pointed it out, but when I first saw it I thought of Aladdin’s genies lamp. While watching it I thought: Aladdin’s lamp, some other lamp and he has to find Cyrus’ lamp now.
Time to hide your crazy, and start acting like a lady.
Wouldn’t be surprised to find that Jafar also tried to get Sidney’s lamp and faced the same difficulties as with Cyrus’s – it was oddly lost in a river in Snow’s kingdom, after all. A quest that, of course, didn’t end well for him as Leopold freed the genie. Who knows, maybe Leopold should consider himself lucky to have been killed by the genie, Jafar would’ve given him a worse fate. 🙂
I’m not sure what Amara’s aim was other than to be powerful, but I think Jafar’s plans have more to do with his mother than his father. I think he wants to bring his mother back to life have he lost her tragically at a young age.
I think Jafar would have talked more about his mother if she was the focus of his plan. He talked about his father in strong terms, and I’m assuming that’s who is in the other cage (and who has not already been killed out of revenge). Jafar has always wanted his father to love him; that’s the law of magic that he’s planning to rewrite.
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I know that one of the lamps looks likes Sydney’s now that Ya’ll have pointed it out, but when I first saw it I thought of Aladdin’s genies lamp. While watching it I thought: Aladdin’s lamp, some other lamp and he has to find Cyrus’ lamp now.
I think it has to be. I don’t think we’re getting Sydney back on WL.
I think Jafar would have talked more about his mother if she was the focus of his plan. He talked about his father in strong terms, and I’m assuming that’s who is in the other cage (and who has not already been killed out of revenge). Jafar has always wanted his father to love him; that’s the law of magic that he’s planning to rewrite.
Interesting point.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I like that Galuthria… makes a lot of sense and isn’t what you’d expect instead of violent revenge, what he wants is love but rather than earning his father’s respect and affection, he wants to use magic to make it happen. We speculated about the “love someone” thing thinking it would be RedQueen who wanted that, and Jafar to turn time back–but now I think you’re right and it is Jafar for father’s love, and RedQueen actually wants to reset time to before she became the RQ.
I just hope the ratings go up so we get to see all of the episodes! Good thing they didn’t plan to do more than one season anyway!
“If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense. Nothing would be what it is, because everything would be what it isn't. And contrary wise, what is, it wouldn't be. And what it wouldn't be, it would. You see?” -- Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass
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