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Emilie de Ravin talks Belle going dark on ‘Once Upon a Time’
http://www.hitfix.com/starr-raving/interview-emilie-de-ravin-talks-belle-going-dark-on-once-upon-a-time[adrotate group="5"]"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
With every interview, I become increasingly worried about this episode. Thanks for the link!
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Hey, thanks for the link. That explains that Regina add to Belle memory after not before like everyone else was.
But then for 28 years was she just a total blank slate? Because she didn’t know Rumple when she saw in the shop. She didn’t know him until Emma broke the curse.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@RumplesGirl wrote:
But then for 28 years was she just a total blank slate? Because she didn’t know Rumple when she saw in the shop. She didn’t know him until Emma broke the curse.
It sounds like Belle was a tabula rasa during the curse (i.e. she had amnesia but no personality). Her FTL memories were gone but no fake memories were implanted (kinda like John Doe before Regina gave him a fake identity as David Nolan when he touched the windmill in Mr. Gold’s shop).
@HappyEndings wrote:
Hey, thanks for the link. That explains that Regina add to Belle memory after not before like everyone else was.
Yeah, that leaves me wondering about a plot hole. Now that Regina has her magic back, what’s to prevent her from recursing everyone with false memories? That would remove the Charmings as contenders for Henry’s affection without actually killing them. Maybe only those people who had cursed memories before but were rescued by Emma’s TLK are protected from ever being cursed in that way again. Yet, because Belle technically had amnesia but not false memories before, can still be cursed, because she didn’t have a cursed personality to be set free from before. My head hurts; it just seems like a bad plot hole to me.
"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
It sounds like Belle was a tabula rasa during the curse (i.e. she had amnesia but no personality. Her FTL memories were gone but no fake memories were imparted (kinda like John Doe before Regina gave him a fake identity as David Nolan when he touched the windmill in Mr. Gold’s shop).
Agreed this is the most logical explanation. So that brings up, what talisman will Regina use to trigger Lacey? With David Nolan it was the windmill that was outside his house, at least that’s how the story went.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"ooooohhhgooodnesssssss. I’m so scared. This is so interesting though! Rumple is on his own, and not only that he has Belle(lacey) being not a good but a bad influence. He has lots of things pulling against him, telling him to give in to his ‘inner demon’, and now Belle too. We just have to hope that his memory of the Belle he loves is strong enough to defeat his dark side. 😮 Thanks for the link!
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@RumplesGirl wrote:
It sounds like Belle was a tabula rasa during the curse (i.e. she had amnesia but no personality. Her FTL memories were gone but no fake memories were imparted (kinda like John Doe before Regina gave him a fake identity as David Nolan when he touched the windmill in Mr. Gold’s shop).
Agreed this is the most logical explanation. So that brings up, what talisman will Regina use to trigger Lacey? With David Nolan it was the windmill that was outside his house, at least that’s how the story went.
A real talesman is a “memorable detail” linked to a person’s true FTL identity; hence Belle’s true talesman is her cup and David’s is the unicorn mobile that hung in Emma’s nursery. Yet, it seems like a fake talesman could be anything really. The windmill seemed like a random item that had supposedly been in Kathryn Nolan’s front yard (though it was really just in Mr. Gold’s pawn shop for 28 years), and when David it touched it, he suddenly “remembered” it as being his own lawn ornament. The one significant thing about the fake talesman is the word windmill could be linked to Regina Mills‘ dark curse.
"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
@slurpeez108 wrote:
@RumplesGirl wrote:
It sounds like Belle was a tabula rasa during the curse (i.e. she had amnesia but no personality. Her FTL memories were gone but no fake memories were imparted (kinda like John Doe before Regina gave him a fake identity as David Nolan when he touched the windmill in Mr. Gold’s shop).
Agreed this is the most logical explanation. So that brings up, what talisman will Regina use to trigger Lacey? With David Nolan it was the windmill that was outside his house, at least that’s how the story went.
A real talesman is a “memorable detail” linked to a person’s true FTL identity; hence Belle’s true talesman is her cup and David’s is the unicorn mobile that hung in Emma’s nursery. Yet, it seems like a fake talesman could be anything really. The windmill seemed like a random item that had supposedly been in Kathryn Nolan’s front yard (though it was really just in Mr. Gold’s pawn shop for 28 years), and when David it touched it, he suddenly “remembered” it as being his own lawn ornament. The one significant thing about the fake talesman is the word windmill could be linked to Regina Mills‘ dark curse.
interesting…
*SWANFIRE* keeper of Neal's dream catcher
A real talesman is a “memorable detail” linked to a person’s true FTL identity; hence Belle’s true talesman is her cup and David’s is the unicorn mobile that hung in Emma’s nursery. Yet, it seems like a fake talesman could be anything really. The windmill seemed like a random item that had supposedly been in Kathryn Nolan’s front yard (though it was really just in Mr. Gold’s pawn shop for 28 years), and when David it touched it, he suddenly “remembered” it as being his own lawn ornament. The one significant thing about the fake talesman is the word windmill could be linked to Regina Mills’ dark curse.
that’s a fantastic explanation, Slurpeez. Thanks. 🙂
So Regina show up at the hospital with some object and makes Belle into Lacey. Then how did Regina know that Belle was close to surfacing, because many interviews have said that Rumple was almost there but then Regina steps in."He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
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