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I’ve been thinking about what Tinker Bell said in this episode about Greg and Tamara. That she took the watch from Tamara and it was covered in blood, but we saw Rumple killing her and it wasn’t bloody, neither was the arrow wound. And Greg had his shadow ripped but the rest of his body was “intact” and Tinker Bell said there wasn’t much of him left. Was she lying to discourage the others from entering the camp?
I don’t know if this makes any sense but it got me thinking. I would like her to be secretly working for PP.
[adrotate group="5"]I assumed that other beasties on the island (not the Lost Boys, actual animals) had nommed on GOAT’s remains before Tink got to scavenge them.
I was thinking that too swanning-off. I would like to see Neal come across Tamara’s remains so he can get closure over what she did.
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Keeper of FelixIn the context it sounded as if she referred to the Lost Boys because it was after they said they didn’t have an exit plan.
This is the part of the show that freaked me out. It was a gut wrenching comment and makes me feel even worse for Greg and Tamara.
I assumed that other beasties on the island (not the Lost Boys, actual animals) had nommed on GOAT’s remains before Tink got to scavenge them.
This is what I assumed too. Also, “nommed on GOAT’s remains,” made me laugh. Om nom nom.
In the context it sounded as if she referred to the Lost Boys because it was after they said they didn’t have an exit plan.
That’s what I thought. “This is what Pan does to people he employs, what do you think he’s going to do to you?” It seemed to me she’ was referring to the Lost Boys and not beasts.
Tink is a wild card still. Why does Pan trust her?
“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
Tink is a wild card still. Why does Pan trust her?
Yeah I agree with this. While I think we *can* trust her–based on how she spoke about PP, with a sort of fear–the fact that PP does trust her means we need to keep a close eye on her, because she may switch sides.
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