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While I still hold NealFire Pan faith (if only because I think Pan is a title that is passed to each new leader) it’s becoming increasingly less likely. BUT, my pet theory about how he got to NL is the bean: the second Rumple let go of his hand, Bae became an orphan and the portal changed where it sent Bae.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@RumplesGirl wrote:
While I still hold NealFire Pan faith (if only because I think Pan is a title that is passed to each new leader) it’s becoming increasingly less likely. BUT, my pet theory about how he got to NL is the bean: the second Rumple let go of his hand, Bae became an orphan and the portal changed where it sent Bae.
That was my same thought actually- that he became a “lost boy” when his father let him go and he was automatically sent to Neverland. That is what finally got me to warm up to the Neverland theory after being adamantly against it since last year.
Bae wasn’t and isn’t Peter Pan, he is too much of a coward like his Dad, plus he doesn’t seem to be a leader he needed “Her” Tamera that doesn’t sound like a leader to me or Peter Pan in my opinion.
@AngieBelle wrote:
Incidentally, if you ride the Peter Pan ride at Walt Disney World, they did paint one of the mermaids at the lagoon to look like Ariel!
That’s one of the reasons I think it’s highly likely that Ariel will be in Neverland’s Mermaid Lagoon on the show. It would make perfect sense to give Ariel a brief intro at the very end of this season when they introduce Neverland, but not actually show her story until next season. Would actually be a smart business move, because fans of the show have been wanting to see her since day 1, and if they give us a little tease of her now, that gives everyone something to eagerly anticipate more of in the lead up to season 3. Even casual fans who may have stopped watching recently may tune in for the finale and then be enticed back next season by the promise of The Little Mermaid.
@RumplesGirl wrote:
That’s a huge part of the Little Mermaid mythology, actually. In the original tale, the sea witch actually cuts out her tongue (Ariel also dies, but Disney took a decidedly more positive route) and in the Disney version Ursula actually steals her voice and then uses it to entrap Eric, the Prince.
The Hans Christian Anderson version (you can read the whole thing here: http://hca.gilead.org.il/li_merma.html ) is actually quite depressing. Not only does she die after the prince marries someone else, but as well as the sea witch taking out her tongue, part of the deal is that the transformation into a human will feel as though a sword is passing through her, and once she has legs she’ll be a beautiful dancer but every step will feel like blades slicing her feet open. Fun. Will be interesting to see how they mash up the Anderson version and the Disney version with their own additional ideas.
@RumplesGirl wrote:
And while I might be able to buy Ariel being in Neverland, I would be hard pressed to imagine Prince Eric there.
Unless he’s an orphaned lost prince *wink wink*
Please let it be so! Barrie said that Captain Hook’s true identity was some big, scandalous secret. I’ve cooked up this headcanon where a young Prince Eric’s parents are killed, and he only just escapes being killed too, then runs off to join a pirate ship’s crew and changes his name to Killian so that whoever killed his parents can’t track him down. There’s a 99% chance that my headcanon is totally wrong, but I’m enjoying it while it lasts. 😛
I would give my left hand for the casting call that Freya landed.
Please let it be so! Barrie said that Captain Hook’s true identity was some big, scandalous secret. I’ve cooked up this headcanon where a young Prince Eric’s parents are killed, and he only just escapes being killed too, then runs off to join a pirate ship’s crew and changes his name to Killian so that whoever killed his parents can’t track him down. There’s a 99% chance that my headcanon is totally wrong, but I’m enjoying it while it lasts.
Ah, Fishook. I rather like this. A and E have talked about we should wonder HOW Hook became a pirate and got the Jolly Roger.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@HappyEndings wrote:
Bae wasn’t and isn’t Peter Pan, he is too much of a coward like his Dad, plus he doesn’t seem to be a leader he needed “Her” Tamera that doesn’t sound like a leader to me or Peter Pan in my opinion.
I think Bae is going to surprise everyone with how brave he is. He didn’t have to come to Storybrooke, but he did it to spend time with Henry, even though he knew magic was there (I almost wrote “here”), which he hates. He helped Emma, David and Snow in the battle against Cora and Regina. He reached out to Rumple when he thought he was dying. He was honest about being angry still but he still reached out. That is brave. Yes, he said he needed Tamara. They have been together for awhile (at least a year) so that is natural. Even though we can see it isn’t an honest relationship, a lot of times people in one of those relationships can’t see it until a brick falls on their head. I have hope that he’ll figure it out soon.
@RumplesGirl wrote:
I would give my left hand for the casting call that Freya landed.
Please let it be so! Barrie said that Captain Hook’s true identity was some big, scandalous secret. I’ve cooked up this headcanon where a young Prince Eric’s parents are killed, and he only just escapes being killed too, then runs off to join a pirate ship’s crew and changes his name to Killian so that whoever killed his parents can’t track him down. There’s a 99% chance that my headcanon is totally wrong, but I’m enjoying it while it lasts.
Ah, Fishook. I rather like this. A and E have talked about we should wonder HOW Hook became a pirate and got the Jolly Roger.
There are varied versions of Hookriel (aka FishHook) headcanons out there. A whole bunch of fanart with random redheads in it, and fanfic and all. As far as my own headcanon for Killian with his parents dying, I’ve even gone so far as to decide that two of the rings he wears belonged to them, (seriously, what is up with him having two rings so similar with big, red stones in them). Even if I’m totally wrong, I really cannot wait to discover Killian’s full history.
I think you are wrong on Hook, he is what 200 to 300 years old and Ariel is about 15 to 16 years old that is too much of an age difference I believe.
@HappyEndings wrote:
I think you are wrong on Hook, he is what 200 to 300 years old and Ariel is about 15 to 16 years old that is too much of an age difference I believe.
The way I see it, it’s a bit like Rumbelle. Rumple has lived for 300 years but he hasn’t aged, so thus he’s still about 45 to Belle’s 28-30. Hook is maybe 28-30ish, but hasn’t aged in 250+ years, and it depends on how old A and E make their Ariel. In the Disney movie she’s 16, but they could make the OUAT Ariel 18 or so.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
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