Spoilers for 2×16

[MysteryKat25]

@HappyEndings wrote:

You know what is weird remember when Ruth told David that the grain merchant daughter is available for marriage and since Cora is a Miller’s daughter I wonder if this just a parallel of maybe something else ❓

I’ve been questioning the grain merchant’s daughter comment as well. I keep running into the young Cora (once we found out for sure it wasn’t possibly Regina) and she was obviously not with Charming who would have been young at the time so kept hitting a brick wall.

The parallel story idea makes much more sense! I’m hoping that it’s addressed at some point unless it was just intentionally vague and only there to show that Charming didn’t want to marry for anything but love and eventually had to (almost) make the sacrifice. I keep feeling like it’s not a throwaway though.

[HappyEndings]

1. King Xaiver Kingdom was broke – Cora’s (Miller’s Daughter) Kingdom married to a Prince
2. King George Kingdom was broke too and childless – David’s Kingdom but could have married the Grain daughter as the Grain daughter had money but he didn’t
3. King Leopold wasn’t broke – Snow’s Kingdom

Again is this just a parallel or what with the 1st and 2nd Kingdoms ❓

[MysteryKat25]

@HappyEndings wrote:

1. King Xaiver Kingdom was broke – Cora’s (Miller’s Daughter) Kingdom married to a Prince
2. King George Kingdom was broke too and childless – David’s Kingdom but could have married the Grain daughter as the Grain daughter had money but he didn’t
3. King Leopold wasn’t broke – Snow’s Kingdom

Again is this just a parallel or what with the 1st and 2nd Kingdoms ❓

Well it wouldn’t be the first time! I guess it’s actually a good thing for whoever the grain merchant’s daughter is though – knowing King George he probably would have had her killed (or threatened to kill her) if Charming didn’t agree to his demands. I seriously doubt he’d have been ok with Charming killing the dragon and then refusing King Midas’ daughter on the grounds that he was already married.

(I’d like to think Midas would have understood but you know King George would not have liked it…also Midas would have assumed that Charming was James and that James was unattached so…what’s the King George equivalent of “Off with her head?”…oh wait, he does like to at least try to decapitate people so maybe that’s not so much of a stretch after all. Just wish we knew who she was!

Keeper of Hook's Trenchcoat.

[Slurpeez]

‘Once Upon A Time’: A Major Death & More Scoop From Sunday’s Episode
1. Who’s dying? You’ve heard a lot about this Sunday’s game-changing death — from promos, interviews, etc. — but let me add my two cents on the matter: You will NOT be disappointed by the magnitude of this. It’s not like watching Daniel die (twice), or watching Snow’s portly housemaid get thrown out a window. No, sir. This death will absolutely change the direction of the series, as well as add fuel to an already dangerous feud.

2. Snow Black: The past few episodes have hinted at a darker direction for Snow White (Ginnifer Goodwin), and after Sunday’s episode, you’ll know for certain whether or not she’s going to give into her forbidden urges. She’s faced with a familiar life-or-death decision, and this time, her choice will surprise you.

3. Bad romance: A surprise romantic pairing is revealed this Sunday — one you probably didn’t even think was possible. All I can say is that the truth tends to come out in extremely dire situations.

4. Cora’s history: Flashbacks are hit-or-miss on Once Upon A Time, but this Sunday’s look back at Cora’s past is definitely a hit. Not only is Rose McGowan literally the perfect choice to play younger Cora, but you’ll learn something very unsettling about her past that could very well affect her future. Actually, make that everyone‘s future.

5. Do you believe in Emma? The savior of Storybrooke (Jennifer Morrison) gets another chance to flex her magical muscles, as a vicious battle ensues between good and evil. That’s all I can say.
http://hollywoodlife.com/2013/03/08/once-upon-a-time-spoiler-death-season-2-episode-16/

"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

[RumplesGirl]

you’ll learn something very unsettling about her past that could very well affect her future. Actually, make that everyone‘s future.

I have no idea what that means. Dang it!! I thought we knew everything about this episode.

"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"

[MatthewPaul]

“This death will absolutely change the direction of the series, as well as add fuel to an already dangerous feud” pretty much spells out that it will be Cora’s death by Snow’s hand, and it will cause Regina to loathe Snow more than she already does.

[Slurpeez]

@ItachiIshtar wrote:

“This death will absolutely change the direction of the series, as well as add fuel to an already dangerous feud” pretty much spells out that it will be Cora’s death by Snow’s hand, and it will cause Regina to loathe Snow more than she already does.

Yes, I agree. Snow murdering Cora, despite Regina’s own desire to kill her mother, will reignite a rivalry between them.

"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

[RumplesGirl]

An actual spoiler tweet not from the extended preview!!!!

GUYS. THIS IS GOING TO BE SO GOOD.

"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"

[Slurpeez]

So, magic comes from an emotional place, which makes sense of why Emma, as true love incarnate, has so much magical potential. Love is one of the most powerful emotions. Also, the first time Regina used magic was when she was so angry she pushed her mother through the looking glass at Rumple’s prompting.

"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

[RumplesGirl]

@slurpeez108 wrote:

So, magic comes from an emotional place, which makes sense of why Emma, as true love incarnate, has so much magical potential. Love is one of the most powerful emotions. Also, the first time Regina used magic was when she was so angry she pushed her mother through the looking glass at Rumple’s prompting.

Now imagine what happens when you take Regina and Emma, two incredibly powerful women, fighting for the love of their son. BOOM.

"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"

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