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@Jbwood5 wrote:
She’s in love with the power of being queen and then they lose their kingdom (it ending badly).
I agree which is why I think that on her wedding day, Rumple will beg her not to marry Henry and instead come away with him and she will tell him “Why would I want to be your wife, when I could be Queen and powerful?” And then when Regina is born, Rumple comes for her and somehow Cora gets out of it (something to do with the dagger) and then Rumple takes his revenge out by making them lose their kingdom to George.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@RumplesGirl wrote:
@Jbwood5 wrote:
She’s in love with the power of being queen and then they lose their kingdom (it ending badly).
I agree which is why I think that on her wedding day, Rumple will beg her not to marry Henry and instead come away with him and she will tell him “Why would I want to be your wife, when I could be Queen and powerful?” And then when Regina is born, Rumple comes for her and somehow Cora gets out of it (something to do with the dagger) and then Rumple takes his revenge out by making them lose their kingdom to George.
George could always be Henry’s brother, maybe like through their fathers mistress, and rumple convinces him to take the kingdom that “rightfully” belongs to him. This would set up for good revenge on Cora. And would be ironic for George to over throw the king and later himself be overthrown
@Jbwood5 wrote:
George could always be Henry’s brother, maybe like through their fathers mistress, and rumple convinces him to take the kingdom that “rightfully” belongs to him. This would set up for good revenge on Cora. And would be ironic for George to over throw the king and later himself be overthrown
That’d be an interesting twist!
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@Jbwood5 wrote:
George could always be Henry’s brother, maybe like through their fathers mistress, and rumple convinces him to take the kingdom that “rightfully” belongs to him. This would set up for good revenge on Cora. And would be ironic for George to over throw the king and later himself be overthrown
That would be an excellent twist!
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@RumplesGirl wrote:
I don’t know…. in a recent interview Rose (young Cora) said that she was in love and it ended badly.
My money is still on her having fallen in love with George at some point. Though I do also think she was probably helplessly in lust with Rumple.
@Phee wrote:
@RumplesGirl wrote:
I don’t know…. in a recent interview Rose (young Cora) said that she was in love and it ended badly.
My money is still on her having fallen in love with George at some point. Though I do also think she was probably helplessly in lust with Rumple.
Aren’t we all helplessly in lust with Rumple… 😉
If George is part of this family, and Cora was in love with him, it could also explain why she seemed to think Henry little or no consequence in The Stable Boy. She didn’t pay him any heed and he seemed very submissive to her. If the King promises she can marry the Prince if she can spin straw into gold, marry she has to marry the “wrong” Prince, not the Prince she wants.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Well, AngieBelle… you’ve just made Swiss cheese of my theories on Cora and Eva’s past. Though I suppose there are ways that could still have them related. Certainly there is at least still the justification for the jealousy.
The Cora/Regina storyline, though is still in line with where I think it would go. Thanks for sharing!!!
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