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So whatever Rumple has in Storybrooke will allow him to capture Peter and bring him to Storybrooke where he’ll age as normal children do.
What if PP ages into an old man, who could also be Rumple’s father? It’s a completely nutty, far-fetched theory, but hey, it’s cracktastic!
Oh, I don’t agree, I actually like that theory a lot and think you may be on the right track. I even got a headcanon for that:
Peter was your typical irresponsible teenager, but was forced into responsibility when he found out he had impregnated a girl. The girl, Rumple’s mother, died in childbirth, leaving him to take care of Rumple by himself. It was too much for him and one day he couldn’t take it anymore: he got himself to be reverted, physically and mentally, to his teenage self to forever live the daredevil’s life that was abruptly taken from him by Rumple’s conception. He forgets being Rumple’s father, but Rumple doesn’t and resents his dad’s decision to this day.
[adrotate group="5"]When Rumple said a “fate worse than death”, I was thinking about the wraith medallion, since the wraith is still a loose end storywise (How did Philip get his soul back) but then I thought Aurora has that so that couldn’t possibly be it. But dragging PP to Storybrooke where he’s powerless and would age would be a fate worse than death for PP.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of FelixWhen Rumple said a “fate worse than death”, I was thinking about the wraith medallion, since the wraith is still a loose end storywise (How did Philip get his soul back) but then I thought Aurora has that so that couldn’t possibly be it. But dragging PP to Storybrooke where he’s powerless and would age would be a fate worse than death for PP.
Slight correction: Storybrooke has magic, so Peter would be very much magic empowered there.
I don’t think so. I think PP is all powerful BECAUSE he’s in Neverland. Take him out of Neverland and he’d just be a “smug teenager” as Regina calls him.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of FelixI liked the crack idea that PP is Rumple’s father, but something makes me think he and Rumple knew each other as boys.
“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
I don’t think so. I think PP is all powerful BECAUSE he’s in Neverland. Take him out of Neverland and he’d just be a “smug teenager” as Regina calls him.
He has already been out of Neverland: he went to the Enchanted Forest to get his Lost Boys. He used magic to attract the boys to him and he certainly used it to get them all to Neverland, so yeah, I disagree with the premise that Peter will be powerless in Storybrooke.
Notice also that it didn’t bother him too much spending a few days in the Enchanted Forest. I doubt merely getting Peter to Storybrooke will drive him crazy as he’ll just need to get to fly to the second star to the right and straight on till morning to reach Neverland again. Something else would be needed for that, like Neverland losing its magic.
I liked the crack idea that PP is Rumple’s father, but something makes me think he and Rumple knew each other as boys.
Their interactions do feel like Peter was Rumple’s bully in high school, agreed. I prefer the idea of Peter being Rumple’s daddy, though. 🙂
I think Pan is probably magical in his own right. His immortality is tied to NL, but he can probably still do magic even outside of NL. Same way I’d expect Rumple to still be able to do magic, even if he loses the Dark One immortality.
Just a thought, what if instead of being brothers, Rumple and PP are STEP-brothers. Rumple’s dad may have married PP’s mom. PP didn’t like having to share his mom. Then PP’s mom died and Rumple’s dad upped and left. PP disappeared and Rumple was sent to the spinsters or Rumple knew PP at the spinsters.
Either way, PP definitely has that older kid picking on young Rumple vibe about him.
I just think PP was in the position where he should’ve cared about young Rumple but he always saw him as an interloper.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of Felix
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