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When Bae was taken by the Shadow, I instantly became convinced that Wendy was the head of the Home Office. Or, at least, had a part in creating it.
[adrotate group="5"]That makes a lot of sense. Ah, irony. She would’ve created it to try to help Bae and now the home office wants to kill him.
What if Bae really does rescue the Lost Boys and bring them back to our world, and they are the ones that started the Home Office.
We are talking about a large group of boys who will really hate magic when they come back. That could explain the numbers.
@slurpeez108 wrote:
Who do you think Greg and Tamara are working for? Greg said there was an entire group of people whose mission is to eliminate magic from our world.
My guess is that it’s a company started by Wendy (and possibly her brothers) after Bae was taken from her.
Hopefully it’s called Mittelos Bioscience
(ok, just kidding on that last part)
@slurpeez108 wrote:
@Demileto wrote:
@PriceofMagic wrote:
I wonder if they are going to tie the home office into the Salem Witch trials. Though that would mean that the Home Office has been around longer than Wendy.
There’s also the recurring theme in fiction of Hitler and the nazism’s ties with occultism. They could also tie the organization to that if they so desire.
That’d be dark. Going back even further than the Salem Witch trials there were several Inquisitions in Europe from about 1100 – 1800 AD. Hopefully though, the writers will stay away from any one religious group and just focus on magic like Dorothy and Oz.
Fanaticism is generally tied to religion, but the two concepts aren’t necessarily connected; ideology can also turn people into fanatics, with nazism being a good example of this. Furthermore, we’ve already seen secret societies of fanatics done in a PG-13 environment: the League of Shadows from Nolan’s Batman movies and HYDRA in Captain America; in the League’s case, Nolan even had Ra’s Al Ghul tie real world events like the Black Plague to the League. I would not be surprised, then, to see the Home Office having played a role in each one of those real world events that involved magic or mysticism.
Personally, I hope the Home Office is older than Wendy. In fact, I want it to be really, really old. I want it to have been in existence since ancient, possibly prehistoric times. Ever since magic first came into being, there were people dedicated to fighting it.
Though I wouldn’t mind if Wendy created the Home Office by bringing the different anti-magic groups together, rather than simply start the group out of whole cloth.
A link back to the Darling children would be neat. And Tamara sharing Grandma Wendy’s hatred of magic would make sense. I can see that more easily than her hating magic because of its effects on Robin and Marian: it was magic that cured Marian and Robin used a magic bow, so unless there’s a story that hasn’t even been hinted at yet, there’s no reason to assume Robin or Marian hat any reason to hate magic.
@Kellen wrote:
A link back to the Darling children would be neat. And Tamara sharing Grandma Wendy’s hatred of magic would make sense. I can see that more easily than her hating magic because of its effects on Robin and Marian: it was magic that cured Marian and Robin used a magic bow, so unless there’s a story that hasn’t even been hinted at yet, there’s no reason to assume Robin or Marian hat any reason to hate magic.
I don’t know if it has anything to do with RH or Marian hating magic. But if Marian and RH came to our world and maybe Marian’s sickness came back and she died, Tamara might hate the magic that was unable to save her mother.
This is the clearest pic I could find of Tamara and her grandmother from S,B, and T. So I doubt Wendy is her grandmother, but maybe a more distant relative?
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"As Snow told Charming–you can have more than one (grandmother).
What if that woman in the picture is say her father’s side, but her maternal grandmother is Wendy?
“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
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