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[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
The impossible badness of it all just astounds me. They just can’t go that way. They just can’t.
ETA: There is this, and I am going to hope and PRAY this is Adam tipping his hat, indicitive of what we’ll see on Sunday. Because I literally cannot go from now until then thinking it is going to be the other.
https://twitter.com/AdamHorowitzLA/statuses/464465841128755202
Cause this story needs some mending & a better happy ending...
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"^Every word of it is true, RG.
This “relationship” (which isn’t even a relationship!!) is so unhealthy, it makes me nauseous.
Cause this story needs some mending & a better happy ending...
HUGS RG, I’m sorry that you have to deal with that stuff. Hon. Hugs
"I will be kind but I will speak my mind."
What if rumple is the one who manipulated glinda into taking zelenas magic into the pendent. So that this pendent will tirn back time even without killing snowings baby and without sacrificing reginas heart? The pendent shod be easy for emme to remove when she gies bach to the part where neal is almost about to open the vault. She will take the necklace, warn neal not to open vault, killing two birds in one stone
These writers make me cringe. If they’d said about Hook and Emma that “When you love someone, you just want to have them feel the same way, and to feel the object of your affections is pushing you away because of a misunderstanding of who you are, that’s even harder. It can be frustrating to realize its not easy to win back someone’s trust, especially someone like Emma who experienced so much loss that she finds it hard to trust anyone, let alone give someone a second chance. Problem is, that would describe SF quite well, wouldn’t it? Can’t have the audience feel for Neal, so we have to make this about how Hook deserves to win, how frustrating it is for him to be trying so hard when Emma’s had nothing but awful relationships and he’s giving her everything that any other girl would want. Yep, a while back we had a whole “hook-on” thing here, comparing Hook to Gaston, the fangirling, the disdain and boasting–but there is more to Hook than just pride. That’s why I was hoping they’d show him understanding and realizing the value of friendship with Emma is more important than winning her heart. That’s what Emma needs right now, is a friend, not a boyfriend, not yet. Let HER decide when she’s ready for that. Let her pursue it, or at least, actively encourage as opposed to discourage the person. I’ll say this for Regina/Robin–Regina isn’t portrayed as an indecisive girl in the relationship. She’s true to her character in being a bit flirty and staying in control. Guess they used up all the good writing on that, not that there aren’t potential problems (if he really thinks she was just “audacious” and doesn’t really know the real depths she’d plunged into–if he knows, and is like second chances, yeah yeah, then fine. ) The writers just like to portray the good characters as naive, I think.
“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
Let HER decide when she’s ready for that. Let her pursue it, or at least, actively encourage as opposed to discourage the person.
THIS is what I’m asking for.
If CS is endgame, FINE. But it needs to be on Emma’s terms and Emma’s decision. Not because she finally “caved” after constant pursuit.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
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