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I think Cora is very much to blame for death as well. Unfortunately, Regina will never see it that way. I think she’ll be persuaded to leave Snow alone for now by Henry after she realizes the lengths Henry is going to go to to get rid of magic. I think Neal, who until now keeps saying he wanted to “get away from all this crap” (magic), will realize that his son is surrounded by it and that Neal needs to stick around to protect Henry.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@steliokontos1 wrote:
You know what I don’t understand is that Henry does love Regina so casting a spell to make someone love you who already does just seems like overkill.
Perhaps it isn’t Regina who is looking to cast this curse. Rumple just happens to find a crate with two potions missing that just happen to be the two needed to cast this empty hearted curse? Perhaps Rumple’s refusal to help is because he is trying to send the Charmings after Regina to distract them from what he is actually doing.
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Keeper of Felix@PriceofMagic wrote:
@steliokontos1 wrote:
You know what I don’t understand is that Henry does love Regina so casting a spell to make someone love you who already does just seems like overkill.
Perhaps it isn’t Regina who is looking to cast this curse. Rumple just happens to find a crate with two potions missing that just happen to be the two needed to cast this empty hearted curse? Perhaps Rumple’s refusal to help is because he is trying to send the Charmings after Regina to distract them from what he is actually doing.
Henry does love Regina, but he also loves Emma and I think Regina wants Henry only love her, not Emma and his extended family. Regina’s not in her right mind, she thinks she needs to magic Henry to get him to love her. I think when she sees what Henry is willing to do to avoid the blood fighting, she’ll relinquish her revenge on MM, for now.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I got the impression that Rumple had a break in or something and that is when he noticed that the ingredients were missing. I do think this is Regina’s intended curse to use and not Rumple’s.
Well it looks like Charming and Rumple broke in together, searching for some sort of clue as to what Regina is doing. Or planning to do to Snow. Rumple’s there because he owes a debt to Snow for saving his life, figuring out what Regina is up to is him paying it back.
I agree with AngieBelle, this is Regina’s curse, not Rumple."He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@AngieBelle wrote:
I got the impression that Rumple had a break in or something and that is when he noticed that the ingredients were missing. I do think this is Regina’s intended curse to use and not Rumple’s.
It looked like Mr. Gold and David were in Regina’s heart vault when they found Mr. Gold’s bag. So either Regina broke into his pawn and took his bag of magic potions back to her vault, or Mr. Gold gave her the bag and then asked David to help him find it so to make it appear like Regina had stolen it.
"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
I’m inclined to believe that Regina stole it because at some point Rumple shows up at the Charmings to tell them that Regina is planning to strike back against MM. (it was sneak peak #3) so I think it happens before sneak peak #5 where Charming and Rumple find the bag. Charming guilts Rumple into helping because Rumple owes a debt to MM and then they go off to the heart vault to find the bag.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@RumplesGirl wrote:
I’m inclined to believe that Regina stole it because at some point Rumple shows up at the Charmings to tell them that Regina is planning to strike back against MM. (it was sneak peak #3) so I think it happens before sneak peak #5 where Charming and Rumple find the bag. Charming guilts Rumple into helping because Rumple owes a debt to MM and then they go off to the heart vault to find the bag.
I think you may be right about the order of the scenes, in which case the scene of him at CasaCharmings is in there for shock value, but he’ll instantly do something to make up for it by turning around and helping them. Perhaps the reason he goes to see them is because they’re not taking any action and he feels they need a swift kick up the arse, so he goes to put the fear of Regina in them. He may even be a bit scared of her himself, and feeling like the Charmings need to step up their game for his sake as much as for their own. In which case, being a prick in that scene is actually his attempt to help them all.
He may even be a bit scared of her himself, and feeling like the Charmings need to step up their game for his sake as much as for their own. In which case, being a prick in that scene is actually his attempt to help them all.
I think Rumple is VERY scared right now. He almost just died and at the hands of Regina’s mother no less. And when Rumple gets scared he goes Dark Side (threatening to kill the Charmings for instance after losing Belle). It’s the only way he knows how to cope with fear because he truly believes that fear and cowardice are a weakness.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I think he’s scared, too–of Henry and of being apart from his dagger again. You’re not going to see him venturing out of Storybrooke in a hurry again, either. There are a lot of people who know too many of his secrets now, and at least two people yet who would happily see him dead.
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