More Manhattan info

[vampirefan12]

http://www.screenspy.com/editorials/5-things-to-know-about-once-upon-a-times-manhattan/

1. All that Glitters is Probably Gold
Hats off to Robert Carlyle for walking the line between concerned parent, broken-hearted lover and power-hungry villain – and all while keeping the audience onside every step of the journey. As fans have probably guessed, this really is the ultimate Gold/Rumpel storyline with plot lines that fill the gaps in this character’s storyline from what really happened during the Ogre wars to the climax of Gold’s search for his long lost son.

2. Fear the Seer
Despite our ‘rough-cut’ review copy of Sunday’s episode, the Seer truly is a sight for sore eyes – even with unfinished visual effects. Once you know your future, is there any way to avoid it, and does trying to escape fate simply seal the deal? We guess the lesson here is be careful what you think you know. Also, prepare for some predictions that will leave you scratching your head for episodes to come.

3. Everyone’s Doing it
If there’s a single theme to this episode then it surely must be “everyone’s doing it to each other.” This is one messed up family unit. Maybe Ginnifer Goodwin’s Snow has the answer after all. But could it really be that simple?

4. Heartbreak Hotel
Emma’s trip to Manhattan will break her heart. Twice. But maybe it all needed to happen this way?

5. The “Undoing” Part Has Us Worried, Frankly
We’ve been assuming Cora, Hook and Regina were Storybrooke’s biggest baddest bads, but a stirred up memory of a fateful event coupled with the episode’s final seconds leave us wondering if we’ve been looking in the wrong direction.

[RumplesGirl]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.

The more spoilers we get the more my frustration over not having control over the time and space continuum grows!!!!!!

"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"

[mich7]

5.stirred up memory of a fateful event? August and the box …the final seconds? is that possibly the spine chilling flashback…wrong direction? Blue Fairy?

Emma heartbroken…twice? are we back to the Neal has a girlfriend thing or is it possible that when Henry finds out she lied about his dad things don’t go well.(or is that possibly both since her heart is broken twice…that she doesn’t have Neal and Henry is upset with her) …honestly the more spoilers I get the more nervous I get.

[Slurpeez]

@Vampirefan12 wrote:

http://www.screenspy.com/editorials/5-things-to-know-about-once-upon-a-times-manhattan/

1. All that Glitters is Probably Gold
Hats off to Robert Carlyle for walking the line between concerned parent, broken-hearted lover and power-hungry villain – and all while keeping the audience onside every step of the journey. As fans have probably guessed, this really is the ultimate Gold/Rumpel storyline with plot lines that fill the gaps in this character’s storyline from what really happened during the Ogre wars to the climax of Gold’s search for his long lost son.

Agreed, Robert Carlyle is a powerhouse star!

2. Fear the Seer
Despite our ‘rough-cut’ review copy of Sunday’s episode, the Seer truly is a sight for sore eyes – even with unfinished visual effects. Once you know your future, is there any way to avoid it, and does trying to escape fate simply seal the deal? We guess the lesson here is be careful what you think you know. Also, prepare for some predictions that will leave you scratching your head for episodes to come.

I think the seer’s prophesy might’ve somehow led to Rumple into becoming the Dark One.

3. Everyone’s Doing it
If there’s a single theme to this episode then it surely must be “everyone’s doing it to each other.” This is one messed up family unit. Maybe Ginnifer Goodwin’s Snow has the answer after all. But could it really be that simple?

Learning about Grandpastiltskin probably falls under that category of a “messed up family unit.”

4. Heartbreak Hotel
Emma’s trip to Manhattan will break her heart. Twice. But maybe it all needed to happen this way?

Neal broke Emma’s heart 11+ years ago. Perhaps this time Henry breaks her heart when he discovers the Emma lied to him about his dad being dead.

5. The “Undoing” Part Has Us Worried, Frankly
We’ve been assuming Cora, Hook and Regina were Storybrooke’s biggest baddest bads, but a stirred up memory of a fateful event coupled with the episode’s final seconds leave us wondering if we’ve been looking in the wrong direction.

It could be Rumple…or even Baelfire since the fateful event could’ve been when Rumple let go of Bae’s hand.

"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

[antbee]

Emma’s trip to Manhattan will break her heart. Twice. But maybe it all needed to happen this way?

@slurpeez108 wrote:

Neal broke Emma’s heart 11+ years ago. Perhaps this time Henry breaks her heart when he discovers the truth about how she lied about his dad being dead.

This is my guess too. Henry finds out the truth which causes a temporary rift between him and Emma. However, it was necessary, I think, because, she’ll come to realize that Neal was trying to protect her like she was trying to protect Henry by lying about Neal.

5. The “Undoing” Part Has Us Worried, Frankly
We’ve been assuming Cora, Hook and Regina were Storybrooke’s biggest baddest bads, but a stirred up memory of a fateful event coupled with the episode’s final seconds leave us wondering if we’ve been looking in the wrong direction.

It could be Rumple…or even Baelfire.

I think Rumple is too obvious because he’s still technically a big bad, imo, but I do wonder if it might be about Bae or even Henry, not that they will turn evil, but it would certainly blow everyone away if the Seer predicted that Rumpelstiltskin’s kin would be the ultimate evil.

Or it could be The Blue Fairy, but K&H always say that she’s not, and I would hope they wouldn’t just outright lie since then I couldn’t trust any thing else they said.

[Phee]

@AntBee wrote:

Emma’s trip to Manhattan will break her heart. Twice. But maybe it all needed to happen this way?

@slurpeez108 wrote:

Neal broke Emma’s heart 11+ years ago. Perhaps this time Henry breaks her heart when he discovers the truth about how she lied about his dad being dead.

This is my guess too. Henry finds out the truth which causes a temporary rift between him and Emma. However, it was necessary, I think, because, she’ll come to realize that Neal was trying to protect her like she was trying to protect Henry by lying about Neal.

Yeah, I think this spoiler has to be about Henry finding out. Maybe Neal also gets mad at her for having told Henry he was dead?

@Vampirefan12 wrote:

5. The “Undoing” Part Has Us Worried, Frankly
We’ve been assuming Cora, Hook and Regina were Storybrooke’s biggest baddest bads, but a stirred up memory of a fateful event coupled with the episode’s final seconds leave us wondering if we’ve been looking in the wrong direction.

This screams BLUE to me.

[HappyEndings]

4. Heartbreak Hotel
Emma’s trip to Manhattan will break her heart. Twice. But maybe it all needed to happen this way

What I think this is about is that her heart was broken once before with Neal, and will be again when he will tell her he doesn’t love her because he doesn’t want to go back to his past.

When she talks to her mom (MM), I betcha Snow will tell her that if two people are to be together that they will find a way. 😉

Henry, would never be mad at his mom for not telling the truth about his dad now since he has seen more things happen plus he has a loving and forgiving heart too. 😀

[mich7]

Another article about Manhattan.

http://tvline.com/2013/02/14/once-upon-time-svu-teen-wolf-community-spoilers/

Once Upon a Time | If you follow me on The Twitter (and really, why wouldn’t you want to read my Love it or List It rants?), you know how I feel about this Sunday’s pretty damn pivotal episode, “Manhattan” — IMO, it’s the best hour of the season and one of the strongest since the pilot. And while some of you believe to have the mystery of Rumplestiltskin’s son all figured out, I shall relate a lesson Bae’s dad is about to learn from a sneaky seer: Just because you know what’s going to happen doesn’t mean you know what’s going to happen. I relayed a couple scooplets in Ask Ausiello, but here are more: Hook proves adept at translating treasure maps but less so at fending off witchy women; David and Mary Margaret have a rather hilarious conversation about their family tree and what Thanksgiving dinner might look like this year; a three-month-old mystery is solved; Cora, sporting a modern-day Maine makeover, has a tender talk with Regina; and a grim fate is surprisingly revealed for a major character. Also: There’s some terrific work by both Robert Carlyle and Jennifer Morrison.

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