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Yeah, says he wants to kill emma to become savior and then kill BF to become a hero, so all these tweets show that depending on who is your fav character, you have different view of things, which means is better wait to see the epi and then confirm, how many of these tweets were correct or not.
True. Like we need to see the context of the Emma and August flashback, cause I’m wondering how it’s done without revealing that it was him until later in the episode.
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I’m wondering how it’s done without revealing that it was him until later in the episode.
Unless is a teen august, bc i was under the idea that august had like 6 years when emma was born, which would mean that he would have 16 when she was 10.
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It does seem bizarre that you could become a savior by murdering a savior. I don’t think that makes any sense at all. The saviors are supposed to be good. Does that mean that if a villain kills a savior, like if Jafar succeeded in killing Aladdin, would he then become a savior even though that was not their intetion? That makes no sense at all. There has to be something else to it.
Lol okaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay.
So
1) Hook in Wish Realm = LOL
2) Belle is dead. Okay then
3) Gideon wants to become the Savior himself? I don’t think that is how this works?
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"It does seem bizarre that you could become a savior by murdering a savior. I don’t think that makes any sense at all. The saviors are supposed to be good. Does that mean that if a villain kills a savior, like if Jafar succeeded in killing Aladdin, would he then become a savior even though that was not their intetion? That makes no sense at all. There has to be something else to it.
Yes this is one of my complaints/queries. Their “method to make a savior” is so fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants that it doesn’t make a lick of sense.
Emma is born of true love and was made the Savior of the Dark Curse by Rumple.
Aladdin seems to be “The diamond in the rough”/a thief with the heart of gold that somehow bestows Saviorhood upon him. (This, for me, is the weirdest of the bunch)
And now Gideon thinks he can kill Emma and become a savior which makes *some* sense because of how intricately tied the Dark One’s curse/blade is to Excalibur, supposedly the sword of heroes.
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