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Now that Once Upon a Time‘s Emma has disappointed Henry by lying to him about his father, will Regina have a chance to really reconnect with her son? –Vicki
That is totally where I thought this was going, too, but it appears we’re both wrong. As Jennifer Morrison explained to me, “Unfortunately for Regina at this point, she is so wrapped up in her own sort of mess with her mother being in town and the complications of that relationship, and sort of her failing at trying to not use magic, she sort of misses seeing her opportunity [with Henry]. She does make a move to get him back, but she doesn’t necessarily make the most strategic move, based on the circumstances.”http://tvline.com/2013/02/21/scandal-once-upon-time-greys-spoilers/I’d really been hoping that Regina was just playing Cora to defeat her mother, but sadly, it sounds like she really has sided with her mom.
[adrotate group="5"]"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 do think Regina will wake up to Cora’s schemes at the last possible second. Like if Cora tries to get Rumple to kill Henry. Then she’ll take matters into her own hands and defeat Cora (let’s face it, Regina is the only person we want defeating Cora)
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Aww! 🙁
Right Phee- “Man up Regina !!” Sjees !. Well I guess we can’t really say strategic intelligence has ever been her thing.
Ouat- HAHA 😆 !!! that was a good one. Did you make it yourself ??
RumpleGirl- Yes I agree that it should be Regina who defeats her mother in the end and not somebody else.
@Phee wrote:
Maaaannn, Reginaaa, wake uuuuuuup!
I so hope the writers have something up their sleeves because I HATE how they’re writing her. All her development “whoosh” down the drain. I don’t think she did all that just to make Henry like her I really believed she had seen the parallels of how scared and upset he was with how she was when she was younger, pre-magic.
Regina is a lot like Ben from Lost. We like them because we’ve seen their point of views, but there flaws are still present. I really want her to be good. The small moments we’ve seen at least let us know its there.
What’s tricky about Regina is that while she definitely has some good in her and we’d like to see her redeemed for good, she is still the “Evil Queen.” I just hope the writers don’t keep going back and forth on where she stands, as far as being good or bad. What also makes her tricky is where she all fits in with the rest of the characters. She has to make some really significant character changes in order to get on good terms with everyone else, and not only that but what would be her purpose on the show once she is good?
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Aww! 🙁
Right Phee- “Man up Regina !!” Sjees !. Well I guess we can’t really say strategic intelligence has ever been her thing.
No, it’s certainly not been her thing previously. 😆 I’ve never been on TeamRegina before, but am SO hoping she comes through this time.
Here is another little spoiler
In episode 15 (‘The Queen is Dead’) there is a minor death. But in episode 16 (‘The Miller’s Daughter’), there is a pretty sizable death. -Matt Mitovich
http://storybrookemirror.tumblr.com/post/43731122491/in-episode-15-the-queen-is-dead-there-is-aWhich makes sense based the next episode’s synopsis.
Another tidbit from the same guy
“Will Emma discover that Regina killed Graham?”
In fact, it was answered. They shot a scene in the season one finale, the producers told me, that actually got cut. Emma and Regina, when she throws he into the hospital closet and really has it out with her, there’s a line in there about, ‘You killed Graham!’ But it didn’t make the final cut.Sooo sadly I think they’re never gonna address that death…unless they do it in the “Welcome to Storybrooke” episode. Which I really hope they do.
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