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That photo of Cora holding a baby is Regina no doubt.
It *could* be, I agree. I just don’t know why they would show that. Seems random.
As for not having the same pillows well that is easy to explain Eva is a Queen, and Cora isn’t. Also, if they are out of palace on their estate that could be that Cora couldn’t make gold out of straw anymore.
Hmm. Maybe. But Cora and Henry were still royalty. Henry was still the son of the King. They lived very well in an estate. Cora wouldn’t have dirty pillows and sheets in her estate.
This person makes a good point:
Cora, the peasant, striving to escape her humble lot and useless drunken father, would not want to be encumbered by an illegitimate child. In addition, the royals might want to clean up this mess and go after her and the child
interesting point. Will consider further.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"As for not having the same pillows well that is easy to explain Eva is a Queen, and Cora isn’t. Also, if they are out of palace on their estate that could be that Cora couldn’t make gold out of straw anymore.
Hmm. Maybe. But Cora and Henry were still royalty. Henry was still the son of the King. They lived very well in an estate. Cora wouldn’t have dirty pillows and sheets in her estate.
Yeah, I find it hard to believe that Cora and Henry were ever destitute. They were still royals even if not King and Queen, and even if Henry got completely excommunicated, Cora would have magic’d them up some finery. Makes no sense to me that she would have lost any of her powers, including the straw spinning, at any point. Once she began to gain her powers, they’d have continued to grow. She was able to remove a heart in a very short space of time. No way that someone that powerful would ever go back to living in poverty when she’d sold her soul to be able to escape said poverty.
Makes no sense to me that she would have lost any of her powers, including the straw spinning, at any point. Once she began to gain her powers, they’d have continued to grow. She was able to remove a heart in a very short space of time. No way that someone that powerful would ever go back to living in poverty when she’d sold her soul to be able to escape said poverty.
Right. We know that she didn’t loose any of her magic–she turned Regina into a princess, she spooked Snow’s horse, she used the vines to capture Regina and put a powerful spell around the whole kingdom so Regina couldn’t leave, and she still had her spell book. And was know she was still taking hearts in Wonderland. Not to mention that she somehow became Queen of Wonderland–most likely using her magic.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I agree, she never lost her powers, just Henry Sr. wasn’t a prince anymore –or if he was, somehow it didn’t make Regina princess as she wasn’t introduced as such to Leo. So confused by what storyline they are going to tell here. I just don’t want Cora/Leo or Cora/ Rumple baby but if the writers are going that route, well wouldn’t shock me that they would. At this point I wouldn’t be shocked to learn of any more kinks in the family tree.
“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
Creators Adam Horowitz and Eddy Kitsis have once again decided to dip into their vast pool of Lost alumni to fill a key upcoming role in the second half of Once Upon a Time’s fourth season.
Did anyone catch this 2nd half of Once’s 4th Season?
Show’s you how entertainment reporters are apt to make mistakes as they follow many series to post up news about them.
“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
Ok, I don’t know where to to post this but is this true about Evanora?
In Baum Oz, there was no Evanora, but in the recent Disney Oz-the-Great-and-Powerful movie, Evanora was one of the two wicked witches. What if Snow’s mom Eva was one of the Oz witches, and Zelena is her sister, not Regina’s? In Baum Oz, Glinda was hundreds of years old, but always stayed young and beautiful, so the age of the actress cast to play Zelena would not rule her out as Snow’s aunt. I kind of like the idea of Snow White having an aunt and a daughter who are both her age peers, just because it is so silly. In that family tree, Zelena’s rage against Regina could come from Regina having killed her sister, then married her sister’s husband, only to kill him, and finally devote herself make Zelena’s niece’s life a living hell. It would be awfully nice for someone to hold that against Regina, even if Snow herself is willing to give her a pass. That would make Regina into the Dorothy character, who killed Wicked’s sister and is now her target.
It also adds some spice to Cora’s story, since her hated enemy Eva-the-silver-shod-tripper would have been a witch, making Cora’s turn to magic rather interesting. And if Glinda is another sister to Zelena and Eva, she’ll be part of Snow’s family tree as well.
Ok, I don’t know where to to post this but is this true about Evanora?
Yes. She was the Wicked Witch of the East. Evanora poisoned her sister Theodora with a green apple, turning Theodora into the WWW. Evanora was also known for wearing a HUGE green pendant
This is Evanora
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Zelena’s rage against Regina could come from Regina having killed her sister
The only thing about this is Regina didn’t kill Eva. Cora did.
Keeper Nealfire's/Bae's scarf, Henry and Neal's bribery ice cream sundae, Baelfire's sword, the coconut map, and more.
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