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On Barbara Barnett’s latest episode of her radio show, she teased 302 a little bit. Here is a brief summary of what I got out of it:
– The doll is not a voodoo doll, and it is an item that has emotional significance to Rumple. We will find out the origin of the doll in this episode.
– She teases that Rumple had been in Neverland before, and that it’s likely he was there as a boy. She adds that Rumple was touched by magic prior to becoming the Dark One, which she heavily implies comes from her knowledge of what happens in this episode.
– Rumple’s dad is apparently mentioned and having abandoned Rumple, which Barbara at first thought was a new spoiler. This means we’ll likely get some new information related to this topic in this episode.
– She teases the Rumbelle moment that everyone else has already teased, and that it is glorious, scary and poignant. Sets up a lot for Rumple’s upcoming character arc. This is a lengthy scene, and it is longer than the Rumbelle moment in The Miller’s Daughter.
– There’s a very cool, bizarre and weird shadow moment.[adrotate group="5"]On Barbara Barnett’s latest episode of her radio show, she teased 302 a little bit. Here is a brief summary of what I got out of it: – The doll is not a voodoo doll, and it is an item that has emotional significance to him. We will find out the origin of the doll in this episode.
– She teases that Rumple had been in Neverland before, and that it’s likely he was there as a boy. She adds that Rumple was touched by magic prior to becoming the Dark One, which she heavily implies comes from her knowledge of what happens in this episode.
– Rumple’s dad is apparently mentioned and having abandoned Rumple, which Barbara at first thought was a new spoiler. This means we’ll likely get some new information related to this topic in this episode.
– She teases the Rumbelle moment that everyone else has already teased, and that it is glorious, scary and poignant. Sets up a lot for Rumple’s upcoming character arc. This is a lengthy scene, and it is longer than the Rumbelle moment in The Miller’s Daughter.
– There’s a very cool, bizarre and weird shadow moment.Oh boy this Episode is going rock. This also might build on the theory that Pan and Rumple were brothers. Also a glorious but yet scary Rumbelle moment….What happens, Rumple turns back into the Dark One or something. Either that or Lacey shows up (Shivers for a moment) Anyway wow. I bet that doll was Rumples and his dad gave it to him. Finally the shadow, I really want to know if it Peter’s or someone elses… like a great evils perhaps. Anyway can’t wait!
Thanks for sharing. That could mean that Rumple was a lost boy and three spinnsters are their.
Heros don't get their Happy Ending!
The doll is not a voodoo doll, and it is an item that has emotional significance to Rumple. We will find out the origin of the doll in this episode.
I maintain that it’s his happy thought and made by his mother before her death
She teases that Rumple had been in Neverland before, and that it’s likely he was there as a boy. She adds that Rumple was touched by magic prior to becoming the Dark One, which she heavily implies comes from her knowledge of what happens in this episode.
Well I have no idea about that second part. Fairies?
She teases the Rumbelle moment that everyone else has already teased, and that it is glorious, scary and poignant. Sets up a lot for Rumple’s upcoming character arc. This is a lengthy scene, and it is longer than the Rumbelle moment in The Miller’s Daughter.
My inner self cannot handle this. My beautiful OTP.
I think it’s going to be incredibly emotional. The phone call in Miller’s Daughter just about killed me, so this ought to do the trick. It was nice knowing all of you
There’s a very cool, bizarre and weird shadow moment.
O_o You mean weirder and more bizarre than a shadow ripping another shadow? Alright.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"She teases the Rumbelle moment that everyone else has already teased, and that it is glorious, scary and poignant. Sets up a lot for Rumple’s upcoming character arc. This is a lengthy scene, and it is longer than the Rumbelle moment in The Miller’s Daughter.
Scary and poignant? Belle pops up on the island and tells Rumple that she’s pregnant. 😛 No, I really don’t believe this at all, but I can guarantee it’s already going around tumblr. And Eddy & Adam wouldn’t be perverse enough to have Emilie on an island and pregnant once again. Or would they? 👿
Keeper of Rumplestiltskin's and Neal's spears and war paint and crystal ball.
Is there an online link to hear it?
“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
Is there an online link to hear it?
There is a hyperlink in my above post. Click the words highlighted in blue.
Oh Thankyou!
“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
Hm! Looks as if I might have to say “I surrender” about my disapproval of the Rumple was a lost boy theory! 😛
Must have that RumBelle scene NOW!
(Well, preferably in the proper context within the show!)
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