Promo #5

[butterscotch]

@slurpeez108 wrote:

😮 Rumple is such an please avoid obscenity. Snow White just saved his life and he just got back Baelfire! Nothing has changed with him. The fact that he views Snow (and possibly Henry) as collateral damage is very disturbing and dark. Also, that clip of Rumple and the Charmings makes me wonder if he didn’t intentionally allow Regina to make Henry think he loves her. In Rumple’s mind, it might be for the best of Regina regained custody of his grandson and so removed him as a potential threat to him.

Exactly what I’m thinking.

[theevilone]

@slurpeez108 wrote:

😮 Rumple is such an please avoid obscenity. Snow White just saved his life and he just got back Baelfire! Nothing has changed with him. The fact that he views Snow (and possibly Henry) as collateral damage is very disturbing and dark.

Plus, this spoiler is making me nervous for Henry:

Henry’s in danger: After a seer told Rumplestiltskin that the young boy who would lead him to his son would ultimately be his downfall, Rumple set his sights on Henry, suspecting that he’s the boy from the prophecy. Unfortunately, no one will actually find out about Henry’s fate anytime soon. “There’s this really serious creepy undertone to what would normally be normal conversations,” Morrison says. “But the audience will know Rumple is contemplating what to do about Henry, whereas everyone in the room thinks Henry is safe, so it heightens that sense of danger for Henry because there’s no one looking out for him yet because no one knows he’s in danger.”http://www.tvguide.com/News/Once-Upon-Time-Spoilers-1062819.aspx

Hence, why I wrote what I wrote in the “Reaction to Rumple’s action” thread, that this man has not learned anything. Uuugghhh! 😡 I think that from the interviews Robert Carlyle has had where he mentions that something is going to happen that will effect the relationship between Rumple and Bae in episode 21 & 22, that there could be a possibility that he might be planning on sending Henry to another land. Not exactly killing the boy but getting rid of him. The titles of the episode might be a clue but I hope I am wrong. Again this is just an idea of mine, not really a spoiler because frankly nobody knows. Damn it Rumple 😡

Oh and I actually like that Henry calls Regina mom. I think it shows that he does care for her, even after everything she has done, she was his mom for more than 10 years. He has a right to still be calling Emma, well Emma, it has not even been a year in their world he is probably still getting use to it. Kind of like Emma calling Mary Margaret, Mary Margaret and not mom or David, David not dad. Too soon I suppose.

[jolly roger]

http://www.spoilertv.com/2013/03/once-upon-time-episode-217-welcome-to_16.html

Here’s the sneak peek for people outside the US.

It must be hard for Henry. He was raised by Regina who turned out to be an evil person. It would be hard for him to still love her and think of her as his mum. I find it kinda funny that they’re all just standing their causually talking about killing his adoptive mother in front of him.

What I don’t understand though is, Regina had made Hook kill her mother for her. She wanted her dead. And now she’s angry at Snow for killing her, when Regina tried to in the first place! Plus Cora killed Snow’s mother!
This is making me angry, she’s such a hypocrite.

As for Rumple. You’d think that since he finally has his son back after centries of trying to reunite with him, he would change and become more ‘good’. But it’s done nothing. After they had even saved his life, and now Snow is paying for it. Even though they had saved his life for their benefit, he’s alive because of Snow.

I wonder what Henry will try to do to stop this ongoing war. Maybe while he tries to stop them he gets sucked in a portal and taken to Neverland (a popular theory going around).

[MatthewPaul]

@Jolly Roger wrote:

I wonder what Henry will try to do to stop this ongoing war. Maybe while he tries to stop them he gets sucked in a portal and taken to Neverland (a popular theory going around).

Like father like son!

[jolly roger]

I like the way you think ItachiIshtar 😀

[MatthewPaul]

@Jolly Roger wrote:

I like the way you think ItachiIshtar 😀

Well it’s true! Even trying to get rid of magic by throwing dynamite into the well sounds like the kind of thing Bae would do. Both are tired of this “crap” and want everything calm and normal again.

[theevilone]

@Jolly Roger wrote:

What I don’t understand though is, Regina had made Hook kill her mother for her. She wanted her dead. And now she’s angry at Snow for killing her, when Regina tried to in the first place! Plus Cora killed Snow’s mother!
This is making me angry, she’s such a hypocrite.

The thing is, Snow did not kill Regina’s mother, she tricked Regina into killing her own mother after convincing her that she could stop her from becoming the dark one and maybe having the chance of starting a family with love. I think one of the promos where Regina is talking to Rumple for “Welcome to Storybrooke” she actually says it. “Rumple got Snow to trick her into killing her own mother” that’s why she is pissed. Frankly, I just want them to say, “hey we are even lets just stop.” They are both dirty now, doesn’t matter the count 🙄 . Oh and from what I got in watching season two is that Regina ordered her mother killed because she knew that if she did come along with the curse Regina would end up doing what Cora wanted because she loved her mother and always did what her mother told her to do. Which is exactly what happened when Cora came over, so she new what she was doing when she ordered her killed. But again she ordered someone else to do it for her because she couldn’t do it herself, because again she loved her mother. Which is why I was a little disappointed, I wanted Regina to actually be the one to decide to kill her own mother and do it. Instead they just made it so sad and turned Snow into a dirty rat. *sigh “Oh writers why do they hurt me so?” 😥 Oh an no offense to those that love Snow. I like Snow too and I doubt they will actually harm Snow. I hope Henry finds a way to stop Regina’s rampage.

[nonnie]

@Jolly Roger wrote:

Thanks for the link RumplesGirl, but unfortunately the video is ‘not available’.

try again at a later time… sometimes it is the internet service here or where you are that is the problem
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[heatherc1275]

How on earth is Emma not curled up in a corner stuck in a fetal position with her hands over her ears going, “MAKE IT STOP!! MAKE IT STOP!!” by now??! It’s been like a year and she’s had to absorb SO MUCH INFORMATION and now she’s right smack in the middle of a war between families. It’s insane and my heart aches for her more and more this year. ((((Emma)))) 😥

I thought this week’s episode would be a little less angsty than the last three weeks but it sounds like Eddy and Adam really are trying to kill the fandom with all this intensity, LOL 😆

#MoreBOOMLessGloom

[Phee]

@MysteryKat25 wrote:

I had to switch browsers to make it work (why abc.com suddenly hates chrome I do not know, grr.).

Meanwhile, suddenly my Firefox refuses to play youtube vids (I found another link for it on there http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0mt0aQ3viE ) and I had to switch to Chrome. Stupid computers.

@TheEvilOne wrote:

Frankly, I just want them to say, “hey we are even lets just stop.” They are both dirty now, doesn’t matter the count 🙄

Indeed. Alas, this particular blame game is hardcore on all sides. 😕

@slurpeez108 wrote:

Also, that clip of Rumple and the Charmings makes me wonder if he didn’t intentionally allow Regina to make Henry think he loves her. In Rumple’s mind, it might be for the best of Regina regained custody of his grandson and so removed him as a potential threat to him.

That wouldn’t really eliminate Henry as a threat though? The only way Rumple knows of to eliminate the “Regina problem” is to eliminate her. So shouldn’t it stand to reason that the only way to eliminate the “Henry problem” is to eliminate him? Regina having custody of him wouldn’t eliminate the threat the kid poses. As long as Henry is still breathing, he can still bring about Rumple’s undoing.

As for the harshness of this scene, I’m gonna wait to see it in context before judging, though on first watch, it did make me cringe. Rumple manipulates, and he may be playing some sort of game here to steer them into a particular action. I think he was so brutally honest because Henry straight up said he wanted people to be honest with him. Careful what you wish for, kid. 😕

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