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With Jefferson being a portal-jumper, he could be born just about anywhere. So maybe he was originally from Fictional London. The locking his daughter up could just as well be because his son ran away to another land and disassociates with them now. But really I’m leaning toward Theory #1 where the Red Queen and Alice are sisters. Makes much more sense.
I think, logistically speaking, having Jefferson be Alice’s brother implies that he’ll be around more than he is right now. If he’s the spurned husband of the RQ who is trying to keep his daughter from his crazy wife than they can say “this is why you won’t see Jefferson.” He’s more or less in hiding.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Posted this in the headcanon thread just before, but I’m not totally on board with the sisters theory yet, just because I am totally on board with RQ being Grace’s mother, which would mean that the two sisters were from different lands, FTL and FictionalLondon. Also, would Emma Rigby have been so careless to actually use the word “sisterly” if the big, secret twist is that they are actually sisters?
The idea of Jefferson and Alice being siblings, and RQ and Alice being SIL is intriguing me though. We don’t know how Jefferson came by his special skill, or if there are any others like him. Could Rumple be the one who recruited him, and maybe even created the hat, because he thought a realm jumping messenger boy would come in handy? Maybe Rumple knew somehow that Jefferson had the potential to grow up and become this unique type of portal jumper, so he went to FictionalLondon and did a deal with his parents when Jefferson was still very young, meaning he doesn’t remember where he actually came from. Rumple set Jefferson up with a family in FTL, and when he came of age, he gave him a job. If Alice is his sister, and their parents made a deal with Rumple, that would allow for Alice’s father to know what it’s like to lose a child to a magical land, which is why he was so paranoid about Alice’s adventures that he had her locked up, so he wouldn’t lose her too.
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