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Tinker Bell’s Turn
Clap your hands if you believe in fairies, Once Upon a Time fans! And if you clap loudly enough, you might just get to meet Tinker Bell. With the action moving from Storybrooke to Neverland in Season 3, Peter Pan’s favorite fairy is expected to play a significant role. In keeping with Once tradition, viewers will discover that Tink shares a surprising connection to one of the regulars. I do believe in fairies! I do! I do!
I’m calling it now. She and the Blue Fairy are either friends, old acquaintances or rivals.
[adrotate group="5"]I’m with you on this one, Obisgirl! Blue and Tink have some sort of connection and personally I’d like it to be that they are working together. A while back, Adam tweeted me this:
@Punk_Bunny_87 great question !
— Adam Horowitz (@AdamHorowitzLA) June 3, 2013
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Seeing as how Peter Pan is evil, the mermaids are bad, I expect Tinker Bell to be more than rebellious but manipulative to the core. In the original PP, she was in love with Peter Pan and jealous of Wendy.
I’m calling it now. She and the Blue Fairy are either friends, old acquaintances or rivals.
Yes, I agree. Tink and Blue are both schemers.
"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
Seeing as how Peter Pan is evil, the mermaids are bad, I expect Tinker Bell to be more than rebellious but manipulative to the core. In the original PP, she was in love with Peter Pan and jealous of Wendy.
Agreed. It seems like the “native” inhabitants (we still don’t know if PP is native to NL) of NL are more devious and manipulative than people from other realms. But maybe there are exceptions to each of the species: Ariel, for example, being the “good” mermaid.
Random brain thought: Blue was originally from NL but left because she wanted to be “good” rather than an evil fairy, like Tink? While I like Blue more as Sneaky Fairy, this might be another route they could go down.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"obisgirl wrote:
Seeing as how Peter Pan is evil, the mermaids are bad, I expect Tinker Bell to be more than rebellious but manipulative to the core. In the original PP, she was in love with Peter Pan and jealous of Wendy.
Agreed. It seems like the “native” inhabitants (we still don’t know if PP is native to NL) of NL are more devious and manipulative than people from other realms. But maybe there are exceptions to each of the species: Ariel, for example, being the “good” mermaid. Random brain thought: Blue was originally from NL but left because she wanted to be “good” rather than an evil fairy, like Tink? While I like Blue more as Sneaky Fairy, this might be another route they could go down.
I like that random thought.
Wonder what Mr Keck’s definition of “surprising connection” is? Because frankly, I won’t be one bit surprised if Tink is connected to Blue.
The real question I have is how exactly would they know each other? Is Blue from NL? Is Tink from FTL? Is there some in between realm that fairies actually originate in before they’re dispatched to various worlds? Are they all in constant contact, serving as some sort of force that links all the separate worlds together?
Also wonder what Mr Keck’s definition of “regulars” is? Regular as in a bit part who has appeared a bunch of times? (Which qualifies Blue.) Or regular as in main cast?
And what is Mr. Keck’s definition of “regular” because he could be referring to a regular main cast like GG (the evil fairy who gave Snow the magic dust) or a regular guest star like Keegen.
I think Tink HAS to be connected to Blue somehow, but is she connected to more than one person. We know Rumple has some connection to PP but did he also meet Tink?
LOL, Phee. I didn’t see your last paragraph before I wrote my post.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
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