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They probably shot it at the same place as the SF scene, but it’s meant to be a completely different place.
If I wanted to squint through my shipper goggles I could maybe say that both scenes were about Emma and Home, so there’s a connection there. But Ingrid was kinda nuts and stupid obsessed which is why she was giving Emma a home, which is not at all what SF was about.
[adrotate group="5"]They probably shot it at the same place as the SF scene, but it’s meant to be a completely different place. If I wanted to squint through my shipper goggles I could maybe say that both scenes were about Emma and Home, so there’s a connection there. But Ingrid was kinda nuts and stupid obsessed which is why she was giving Emma a home, which is not at all what SF was about.
Right. That’s the problem with trying to make them all parallel. You can’t just ignore the context
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Ranisha, Rainbow…how was “The Librarians?” I plan on watching it later today!
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"But Ingrid was kinda nuts and stupid obsessed which is why she was giving Emma a home, which is not at all what SF was about.
Sadly…I guess being trapped in a small urn, completely aware for thirty plus years will have that effect on you. It introduced madness to Ingrid, who no doubt went literal insane a bit….but I cried so hard at her death. Like Cora…Ingrid found redemption when she died, well at least she saved a whole town…Cora just realized her wrongdoings and that love would be enough.
I wonder what all the villains do on the other side…
(Ingrid Pops In to see Cora, Zelena, and Peter Pan playing poker)
Cora: Oh look everyone…it’s another one.
Peter: Did my son kill you too?
Zelena: Well don’t just stand there, pull up a chair mate!
"If you go as far as you can see...you will then see enough to go even further." - Finn Balor
Ranisha, Rainbow…how was “The Librarians?” I plan on watching it later today!
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Well the forum is working good for me.
The Librarians was amazing, like i live tweeted yesterday, from 0 to 10 i gave it 20, is only pity the S1 has 10 episodes that end on 18 jan, bc the last 2 sundays has 2 hours, guess to not put the show against big games and awards ceremonies and stuff, but i finally found my show, and have a new sunday show, u actually forget everything around you while u see it. Has adventure, is funny, no ships, new fandom seems nice, lots of them RT and fav things i said, i actually had one of the writers , who`s name is Adam, lol, the irony, thanking me for my note of 20, and i said i would going to give it 100, but since was jut the beg, i would have time, and he said was fair and was glad i enjoy it, i have to say i only tag the show, so having the writer talking with me was nice. Like i said if Indiana Jones, Doctor Who and Grimm have a kid that is the show. Also, many references to magic, home office, ninjas, Oregon, Portland, NY, Time travel, Once upon a Time, etc…
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Lily Sparks’ excellently snarky review.
"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
Lily Sparks’ excellently snarky review.
“He’s always been OUAT’s version of a complex anti-hero, but since he killed Zelena the writers have really pulled out all the stops to frame him as a Purely Bad Dude. If he takes Hook down on his way out, though, he’ll be a hero in my eyes.”
Last sentence is life.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Though I did wish for Henry to mention his father and how Hook can’t replace him
Hook kind of annoyed me by how he didn’t take on board AT ALL what Henry said. Yes Henry was under the shattered sight curse, but that only brings people’s darkest thoughts and doubts to the surface, something they wouldn’t express otherwise. With Hook not being affected by the shattered sight spell, you’d think Hook would at least try and reason with Henry, maybe find out exactly why Henry feels the way he does.
So when the kid, who not only lost his father (Neal) and a father figure (Walsh) within about a week of each other, says something like:
Does Hook try and reason with him? Show sympathy? Try and reassure the kid? Nope! Hook just goes:
Hook completely dismisses Henry’s feelings because Emma acknowledged that they were “together”. Hook doesn’t give a crap about Henry, Hook’s only interest is Emma. Henry is only important insofar that he’s a way to Emma’s heart. Will got it right when he called Hook out on “using the son to get to the mother”.
Pan actually wasn’t far off the mark when he offered Hook the deal to leave Neverland safely with Emma. Pan’s thinking was flawed only so far that because he’d abandoned a young Rumple so callously, he thought Emma’s bond with Henry could be so easily broken. Hook knew that Emma wouldn’t leave willingly without Henry therefore the deal was a no go because Emma would’ve hated for it and thus there would be no benefit in it for Hook. However, if it had just been a random kid that they were just trying to save (baring in mind the Nevengers probably would’ve never gone to Neverland and Pan’s plan would’ve succeeded without a hitch), I honestly think Hook might have taken Pan up on the deal.
I really wish we could get some flashbacks of Hook and Milah together because I’m wondering if Hook actually sees Emma as replacement Milah? Hook was on a revenge quest for centuries because of Milah, then suddenly one kiss with Emma and Milah’s history? Hook said him and Milah talked about coming back for Bae, who actually initiated that conversation? It must’ve been Milah since Bae would’ve been a nobody to Hook at that time. Why didn’t they go back for him? If they truly wanted Bae with them, then as pirates, surely they would’ve just gone back and taken him? What if Milah was the one who talked about having Bae with them and Hook was the one who always came up with an excuse for why it was a bad idea? Hook was only interested in Milah, not her son.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of Felix
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