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x He’s with her wherever she goes, because he is apart of her very core being.NICE
Here’s the screencaps of Neal from last night’s episode Witch Hunt. I worked all day long on these for you guys so I hope you enjoy them
nice job 🙂
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
"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
"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
I have a small headcanon going that says we’ll find Zelena tailored the “Walsh” disguise for one of her minions specifically to be a bit reminiscent of Neal. (I like this even more with the line Emma uttered about flying monkeys in this past episode. Heh.) She knew they was what would draw Emma (and Henry) in.
I find that’s no so far-fetch as we think.
I really want to know how a flying monkey can emulate modern day lifestyle so easily. And not have Emma’s super power alarm go off. Not sure if we’ll get that so headcanon accepted!This needs to be reposted on this page. x Sir Baelfire, knight of Charming and Snow’s round table and captain of the guard.
If I don’t see Neal epically swinging his sword at some bad guys in next eppy, there will be blood…
I had a similar thought in the spoiler/spec stuff somewhere, before we confirmed people turned into monkeys, that maybe Zelena was able to turn Walsh into human form by taking some of Neal’s magical essence or blood or something to help Walsh be attractive to Emma. I mean seriously, it is pretty far fetched that she could send a monkey into the modern world and expect him to seduce and keep Emma away! If he were sort of “neal enhanced” well that might explain it.
Or maybe Walsh just bathed in that :P.
As RG said, we have to just hang on. There’s a story unfolding here, slow and steady.
“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
"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
They will see each other again. They will. She’s asked for him, he’s hunting for her. Belle has reassured him, as well she’s been reassured..that’s them reassuring us. They are setting us up for a reunion and it’s going to be beautiful. Happy thoughts on this Tuesday.. one day closer to Sunday!
I really hope that some of the thoughts we’ve been tossing around about 314 come true!!
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"You know what the real shocker would be at this point? If Neal wasn’t the one to kick the bucket and the villains wasn’t related by marriage or by blood to the main characters. If A&E can pull that off I’d totally be shocked.
if it is neal who is gone from the show would any of you still watch after the episode
No matter what, Neal is going to be meaningful to her because he’s always going to be the father of Henry.
And the time that she did spend with Neal before he was forced to let her go was really wonderful.@Elizabeth R
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In answer to question : If Neal is the one to die, I would still watch because to me the show is not just one character or one ship. However, the way I view the show would be wholly different. To me, Nealfire represents hope–the hope that your life can get better, that good honest hard working people get second chances and happy endings. Neal is a guy who was dumped on his entire life, fought for those he loved, sacrificed his happy ending time and time again for others–and for him to just *die* would be the death of hope, for me personally. If they do kill Neal then, yes, I will watch, but I will be far more jaded and cynical about the show going forward. For villains like Rumple and Regina (the former who is my all time favorite character and I love with my whole heart) to get love and a second chance, while Nealfire didn’t…would feel completely opposite to the shows themes.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"My answer: I have no idea, it depends on the hurt and the pain. To tell you truth without the fandom My interest in OUAT would have trickled away. The fandom who can drives me batty, keeps me in engage and I love the social interaction with discussions we have afterwards. I love the friendships I have made through the fandom. If Neal was the one to die it would hurt and sadden me. I do fall in love with fictional characters. Flowers in the attic broke my heart when I read it. But I did continue to read the next chapter. Now lets say the worse happen, Neal goes, CS is true love, Hook gets to act as replacement of Neal, he gets to be a father to Henry and husband to Emma, he gets the family that Bae cried about on the Jolly Roger. That’s the pain, that Bae never gets a chance to have his family. He would for the most part Die alone, just like Pan tried to instilled in him on Neverland, there is no hope, because nobody wants you. Then there is the story aspect, his death does not make sense to me from a pure story perspective. Give him hope to just kill him off. Fake out everyone with his death so they can just kill him for real in the same season? But this time there will be no emotional payoff because everyone that claims to care and love him just appears to easily carry on with their lives like he was insignificant. So much so that we will have a wedding by the end of the season with the lost of a big character that supposedly numerous people care for. None of that makes any sense to me storywise. But I’m not the writers so perhaps it makes perfect sense to them. What upset me the most as fan was why the charade and the games. There was no need for the portal scene and no need for S3A with Neal fighting his way for second chance. Neal could have died during the finale of S2. Why give this character hope just to crush it in the way Pan does. We don’t need another Graham!?! Been there and done that, why repeat it. So would I watch if Neal was the one to go. More than likely no, but I can’t say. I just know I would be to better, to sad, and to cynical, and to jaded. And really why be in constant state of sorrow with a tv show. Life can be sorrowful enough. And I don’t want to have to seek a outlet for my outlet.
sorry for the ramble-rantiness of this post.
"I will be kind but I will speak my mind."
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