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Hades is in SB now, with Zelena and Baby Pistachio, but it seems as though he’s not up to any good. What is his plan now? What will he do once he realizes that the heroes came back? Can Zelean’s love really change him?
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I’m wondering who he’s so determined to kill? Emma?
Hades has been reigning over the Underworld for probably more than a million years….that’s a lot of darkness to try to change. Given enough time, I think Zelena could….but Hades may not have that much time to do so given the rumors that Emma’s going to kill him, thus starting that whole showdown between Zelena and Emma.
"If you go as far as you can see...you will then see enough to go even further." - Finn Balor
I suspect he won’t be able to cause too much grief. His arc is up (sad face).
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"If it’s not Zeus who does Hades in whatever way he’s going to go…I don’t know how I will feel. I mean Emma’s powerful, but Hades is the God of the Dead….in usual Greek Mythology, it takes a god to kill a god.
"If you go as far as you can see...you will then see enough to go even further." - Finn Balor
I’m hoping so much that something happens where Zades still can come true TT^TT after all the buildup I’m left with such heart pain. I’m thinking Hades probably still wants to be in Storybrooke for the reason that he said. He probably really does just want to rule and be together with Zelena.
What if Zeus was the one who set the traps to frame Hades? I mean, anybody who knows mythology knows that Orpheus and Euridice failed because he looked back too soon.
What if Zeus was the one who set the traps to frame Hades? I mean, anybody who knows mythology knows that Orpheus and Euridice failed because he looked back too soon.
I agree especially with the ambrosia because how would Hades have passed the test when he didn’t have true love until Zelena was there. I think we’re meant to believe it’s Hades when in fact it’s someone else.
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Keeper of FelixWhat if Zeus was the one who set the traps to frame Hades? I mean, anybody who knows mythology knows that Orpheus and Euridice failed because he looked back too soon.
I agree especially with the ambrosia because how would Hades have passed the test when he didn’t have true love until Zelena was there. I think we’re meant to believe it’s Hades when in fact it’s someone else.
But how did Zeus get past? If they try to tell me that Zeus and Hera have true love, I’ll laugh until my sides hurt.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I agree especially with the ambrosia because how would Hades have passed the test when he didn’t have true love until Zelena was there. I think we’re meant to believe it’s Hades when in fact it’s someone else.
This is quite intriguing. Was it confirmed that the magic the blind witch and cruella used to trap the others was from Hades? Because then that throws a wrench in this whole Hades is being framed thing.
I agree especially with the ambrosia because how would Hades have passed the test when he didn’t have true love until Zelena was there. I think we’re meant to believe it’s Hades when in fact it’s someone else.
This is quite intriguing. Was it confirmed that the magic the blind witch and cruella used to trap the others was from Hades? Because then that throws a wrench in this whole Hades is being framed thing.
Depends on how you define confirmed, I guess. Because usually when they have a major character (Regina in this case) explain something for the audience (this isn’t working because of this reason) it tends to be true. But, of course, the writers can roll over on that the following week by claiming that Regina was making a guess.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
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