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I didn’t think of this until last night, but what if one of the ingredients used to make the Evil Curse was fairy dust? Think about it.
Making spells is like cooking; you need specific ingredients to make specific dishes. We know the dark curse didn’t originate with the Evil Queen, it was with Rumple. Think back to the pilot when the Evil Queen brought the curse to Snow White’s and Prince Charming’s castle. It was very sparkly and thin like the fairy dust.
Just saying.
[adrotate group="5"]The Dark Curse by Rumpel was only a scroll. We see it when Regina gets it from Maleficent. She crushes the container and opens this scroll, where it’s written what she must do. Regina did the “cooking” as we see in either the Pilot or 2nd episode (they’re so blurred). She could have used fairy dust, though. From an evil fairy that is (obviously).
So Henry hands her some type of root or hemp, she needs a lock of hair from those with the darkest souls, and the heart of the thing she loves most. We didn’t get to see what else she threw in the fire.
I’m still not sure the Dark curse originates with Rumpel. That has yet to be confirmed.
Remember Malificent says: “Whoever created that monstrosity makes the two of us look positively moral… who did give it to you?” Regina rebuts with, “Where I got it is none of your concern.”
However, she does say to Rumpel when visiting him at the jail cell that he gave her the curse, I guess the question is did he create it or did he acquire the “recipe” it somehow? Maybe I just don’t want to believe Rumpel is that dark 🙄
If it takes locks of hair from the darkest souls to create the curse (and I noticed Rumple wasn’t among those dark souls) maybe a counter-curse can be created with locks from the lightest souls…and Rumple kept a bit of Snow’s hair…
@darcyfarrow wrote:
If it takes locks of hair from the darkest souls to create the curse (and I noticed Rumple wasn’t among those dark souls) maybe a counter-curse can be created with locks from the lightest souls…and Rumple kept a bit of Snow’s hair…
Interesting. I like it.
@sjm wrote:
So Henry hands her some type of root or hemp, she needs a lock of hair from those with the darkest souls, and the heart of the thing she loves most. We didn’t get to see what else she threw in the fire.
I’m still not sure the Dark curse originates with Rumpel. That has yet to be confirmed.
Remember Malificent says: “Whoever created that monstrosity makes the two of us look positively moral… who did give it to you?” Regina rebuts with, “Where I got it is none of your concern.”
However, she does say to Rumpel when visiting him at the jail cell that he gave her the curse, I guess the question is did he create it or did he acquire the “recipe” it somehow? Maybe I just don’t want to believe Rumpel is that dark 🙄
I’m not talking about how to enact the curse, I’m talking about how it was created.
@ darcyfarrow: Very interesting thought.
maybe a counter-curse can be created with locks from the lightest souls…and Rumple kept a bit of Snow’s hair…
We saw Rumple take Snow’s hair in exchange for her forgetting her love for Prince Charming in 7:15. I’d like to think he’d use her hairs for good and not for evil. At Paleyfest, we heard from the OUAT executive producers that: to drink a potion and forget who you love comes at a price, as Rumple has reminded us. “All magic comes with a price.” We’ll see what happens.
"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
@ obisgirl OK, gotcha!
The word ingredients made me think of what I have seen, and I am still getting used to the possibility of that our fairies may not be as “good” as my mind makes them.
Where do you get evil fairy dust? Is it stolen? Is it procured in a similar way by an evil fairy picking it up once a year?
I’m still leaning toward the idea that Rumpel is not the creator of the Dark Curse, and so I am definitely open to the evil fairy idea.
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