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What if Felix is Rumpels brother :O it could be. And Pan took him away when Rumpel was young.
Hmm. I don’t know. I didn’t get the same level of childlike horror coming from Rumple when he was with Felix as I did when we finally saw PP and Rumple. There is definitely more history between Rumple and PP. Rumple’s face when he saw PP in the flashback was like all his worst nightmares coming to life.
Did somebody catch if Felix was slso dancing with Baelfire 300 years ago?
I don’t know if he was there. Watched the scene many times now and have screen caps. Can’t tell if he’s a boy behind the mask or not.
Maybe Felix will not be longer a lost boy, but is afraid of the others, when he will go (What will happen when Pan is in rage) and what he should do when he goes (Being alone without somebody is frighten thought) and if he even can leave?
Part of me wonders if Felix is jealous of Herny and will turn on PP and help out the JR5.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Very Wacky Theory time: Felix was not abandoned by his family, he left his to avoid his responsibility to them.
Emma was a teen mother. Felix is older than the others. I am curious if any of the lost boys or PP are parents who ran away from their kids rather than being abandoned by theirs. It is just a crazy head-canon I have that Pan if not an older brother is the youth of Rumple’s father, in a sort of Dorian gray thing with his shadow. He turned the clock back, but that is too wacky. But a teen father who ran away rather than step up? Who wanted to be a boy and play, that totally fits with the theme of not wanting to grow up. PP in the original is pretty dense about romantic love, and despite playing dad to Wendy’s mom, it kind of is not his fantasy at all. Then in the original book, Mrs Darling talks about Mr Darling having put his dreams aside for his children. I am simplifying of course.
This is partially PoM fault for bringing up RegalCat, but maybe Felix is the odd one out b/c he is a bit experienced and less kid like. It could be younger siblings too, but I think Felix left rather than being left.
Kfchimera, I had a similar thought last night about Felix possibly being a parent who ran away from his responsibility. Maybe he did it on the spur of the moment and has regretted it ever since though what stops me from being entirely convinced is would Pan have allowed Felix to join the lost boys if he did the abandoning rather than being abandoned?
The other headcanon I’ve had is that Devin is Felix’s younger brother and Felix looks out for him in his own way. Devin may feel like Felix doesn’t care about him hence Devin’s “competitive” streak. He wants to prove himself to big brother by trying to emulate him. Felix does care about Devin, though he may not show it, and with PP’s plan for Henry beginning to come together, Felix may start growing concerned about what it could mean for Devin. Devin sounds like the type that could easily get on PP’s wrong side.
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Keeper of FelixKfchimera, I had a similar thought last night about Felix possibly being a parent who ran away from his responsibility. Maybe he did it on the spur of the moment and has regretted it ever since though what stops me from being entirely convinced is would Pan have allowed Felix to join the lost boys if he did the abandoning rather than being abandoned?
Felix doesn’t seem to have a problem with the sadistic side of Pan or the Lost Boys. He seems to relish anything Pan does, including when PP offers him up as target practice. Felix had no issues going against the JR5. I don’t think any hesitation he feels is a moral reason. I think he’s worried about being replaced. If PP get Henry to offer up his heart and magic stops dying, what good are the Lost Boys and Felix? If PP is solely relying on Henry then it means he isn’t relying on Felix anymore (hence my comment about how Felix wasn’t upset that Nealfire got away, but upset that he had left down Peter).
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I still think the Devin is his brother theory could still work out. Felix would want to remain in Pan’s inner circle because it at least puts him in the position to know about what’s going on and make sure little brother doesn’t get in the way and mess it up thus keeping little brother out of Pan’s bad books. With Pan’s plan for Henry picking up speed, Felix is going to start wondering what happens after Pan succeeds.
At the end of the episode, Pan had both Henry and Neal so there was no reason for Felix to be unhappy yet he clearly had thoughts on his mind.
Also the JR5 need an insider to help them, should Pan do something to little brother then Felix may just be that insider the JR5 need.
I need 305 to tell me whether or not my brother theory is true.
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Keeper of FelixI think PoM it depends on what it is Pan wants. It could be that Devin ran to join Pan and Felix followed, but I think Felix seems too sadistic. Pan seems to lure in the lost because they make good followers. I don’t know if he harbors resentment toward those who abandon or not.
“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
Pan likes to give a “home” to those who are abandoned or unloved. What bonds the lost boys together is that they’ve all been abandoned. Having someone who wasn’t abandoned but did the abandoning in the mix would upset the bond between the lost boys.
Alternatively a mash up of the two theories is: Felix is Devin’s father. Felix left whilst Devin was a baby or before he was born and went ton Neverland. Many years later Devin shows up in Neverland as a lost boy. Devin does not know Felix is his father.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of FelixPan likes to give a “home” to those who are abandoned or unloved. What bonds the lost boys together is that they’ve all been abandoned. Having someone who wasn’t abandoned but did the abandoning in the mix would upset the bond between the lost boys.
And then we’re back to the pipes and the fact that he can’t hear them which would indicate that he was never unloved or unwanted
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Don’t call me crazy but what if Felix is in love with Pan and considers him his family?
My best friend actually had the exact same theory.
My only problem is that, while I know they want to introduce a fully fleshed out LGBT couple, making them the “bad” guys who are being referred to as “demons” is not a smart move on A and E’s part.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Jared Gilmore has previously revealed in an interview that NL is slowly losing magic and that the Lost Boys seem to be getting older. What if Felix is on the cusp of adulthood (he already looks like a man)? Perhaps Felix is contemplating an uncertain future and so no longer joins in the merry-making of the younger boys.
"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
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