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I signed up for a volunteer opportunity today that I might have previously written off because, you know, life.
Let’s just say it has to do with making happy … not endings, but experiences … for kids.
It might be silly, but I knew you guys would understand doing something in honor of a fictional character. 🙂
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“Though lovers be lost love shall not;
And death shall have no dominion.”
-- Dylan ThomasWell I’m just going to leave it in my head that the show ended in 3×09 Save Henry. Rumple and Neal reconciled, they saved Henry. Omitted the horrendous Henry/Pan switch plot and Emma and Neal on the road to reconciliation after they found their family again…
THE END…
I hope we never see him in a flashback again. It’s cruel. Oh here is the guy we just senselessly killed! Let’s watch his struggles for an hour before we remind you that he’s dead.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I’m emotionally drained guys
I am too. It’s like now I just sit here and go “wow. He’s really gone. they actually did it. They went and senselessly killed him for no reason”
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"My goodness even Sean is more sensitive about the whole situation…
if I’m absolutely bored I’ll stick around for Robin, he’s the only decent character personality wise right now… Sean is a class act like MRJ.
I’m emotionally drained guys. This show was (past tense is intentional for me) too campy for me to get me this worked up. On one hand I’m embarrassed because…it’s ouat. On the other, I mean, I watch other shows that are pretty dark (Walking Dead, Game of Thrones) so I know shock (Red Wedding) and happy endings don’t come in a perfect bow. But the difference is the writing during those moments were supported by great writing. This wasn’t great writing. This was a convoluted mess that was thrown at the last minute to appease the obvious. There was no substance behind this. No build up. No airtime. Disregard of Neal’s feelings on the use of dark magic. Like, what? Planned since the summer? Why didn’t they just allow Neal to find Emma in NYC and have them bond with their son and get a taste of their Tallahassee before pulling the rug if they planned on killing him. Senseless. All for a name? They went out and killed Baelfire. Baelfire. The one poor s.o.b. who was too selfless his entire life.
Agreed, why we’re so worked up is because it was just a needless death that furthered the miniscule plot. Not give any real significance to the character or story overall… at least with those other shows they had build up and it felt like it paid off more then this…
I’m emotionally drained guys. This show was (past tense is intentional for me) too campy for me to get me this worked up. On one hand I’m embarrassed because…it’s ouat. On the other, I mean, I watch other shows that are pretty dark (Walking Dead, Game of Thrones) so I know shock (Red Wedding) and happy endings don’t come in a perfect bow. But the difference is the writing during those moments were supported by great writing. This wasn’t great writing. This was a convoluted mess that was thrown at the last minute to appease the obvious. There was no substance behind this. No build up. No airtime. Disregard of Neal’s feelings on the use of dark magic. Like, what? Planned since the summer? Why didn’t they just allow Neal to find Emma in NYC and have them bond with their son and get a taste of their Tallahassee before pulling the rug if they planned on killing him. Senseless. All for a name? They went out and killed Baelfire. Baelfire. The one poor s.o.b. who was too selfless his entire life.
Agreed, why we’re so worked up is because it was just a needless death that furthered the miniscule plot. Not give any real significance to the character or story overall… at least with those other shows they had build up and it felt like it paid off more then this…
Which is why i want to see the rest of the season: see if his supposed needed death was really needed.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"My goodness even Sean is more sensitive about the whole situation… (Twitter post) if I’m absolutely bored I’ll stick around for Robin, he’s the only decent character personality wise right now… Sean is a class act like MRJ.
Seriously, Robin is the only reason right now that I am a little sad I have decided to take an indefinite break. Neal’s death kind of ruined every other storyline, because of the way it was done… so while I may pick it back up after the finale has aired, I will definitely miss Robin on the show. Rumple stole my heart from the beginning, just like Baelfire did. Their relationship is what made me even continue watching the show at all. Seriously. Bae’s heart kept me around when I first started watching. So it just effects everything. Send him off in a better way, it wouldn’t be so difficult to watch everyone else…but the storyline this ep made me just not even care about anyone anymore. Has nothing to do with being soley focused on 1 character. I’ve never been like that. has everything to do with crappy story/writing.
But yeah, Sean is the only reason I even want to stick around. He intrigues me and he has the glimmer that Neal did.
Keeper Nealfire's/Bae's scarf, Henry and Neal's bribery ice cream sundae, Baelfire's sword, the coconut map, and more.
If Neal is forgotten by 317….I’m going to be livid
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Has anyone heard from @KFChimera? Normally I’d see her by now
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
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