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What was the nod to Mr. Gold?
When Jafar was disguised as Alice’s father, he told Alice that he got to Wonderland through a looking glass that he acquired from an antiquities dealer. In Storybrooke Mr Gold is a pawnbroker and antiquities dealer. The looking glass supposedly used sounded a lot like the one Rumple supplied for Regina to push Cora through.
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Keeper of FelixThe scenes of Alice talking to her father, and knowing that’s really Jafar hearing this and saying it–that was really interesting. He was saying all the things he wanted to hear from his father, but then at the end, he knows when Alice talks about meeting someone cruel and horrible, she’s talking about him. He might have bonded with Alice in that moment, but then later on when her father does actually talk to Alice and says he won’t ask for her forgiveness as he doesn’t deserve it, that must have twisted the jealousy in Jafar’s heart some more! The Sultan would never say that to Jafar, would never love him so much as Alice’s father in the end did love her.
That emotional father/child stuff was all done so well. That’s what you get when you give an ep to Jane to write it!
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