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I have no idea what to make of these spoilers. It sounds liklike Storybrooke has fallen into a massive frat party. 😆 Cora and Hook hit the town, Regina parties…what the heck does this mean? I wonder if Jane Espenson wrote this episode? Because the wording of this script sounds very Jane-esque. 😉
[adrotate group="5"]@AntBee wrote:
I just saw that Mark Isham put this on his Instagram,
1. Cora does Hook a favor? Probably related to Belle I’m guessing.
2. Cora and Hook hit the town.
3. Main Title (The Cricket Game?)
4. Sore Loser (Present day or could be flashback with Regina being the sore loser in the flashback?)
5. Regina Is Captured (Also could be present day or flashback or perhaps both?)
6. My Wishes (Whose wishes?)
7. Regina parties… (Maybe Archie doesn’t die if Regina is partying. I think Josephine might be hanging around me too much because I read a theory that she wrote at Fan Forums using the impostor idea. It might be too much like what happened with Kathryn, but if they’re going for another murder mystery already after Gus Gus’s murder just happened, then I think it’s possible that they could do another fake out by having someone seem like he/she was murdered but not really. This time Cora makes everyone think that Regina killed Archie only to have him pop again but really be Cora in disguise. Whether the real Archie is dead or not would be something that fans would have to wait and see about.)
8. Trying t…Some messed up french there for #6. Voeux can also mean “vows”. Someone perhaps made a vow to get even with someone? Just to note that the adjective my in french is different based on singular or plural. It should have been either “Mon” Voeu (singular) or “Mes” Voeux (plural) but not “Mon” Voeux.
Keeper of Pandora's Box & The Yellow Brick Road.
Well, be careful. I know I said it’s a good source of information earlier (and it is), but it could also be a decoy! 😎
EEEEEK!!! That script has me nervous. Cora and Hook hitting the town sounds like trouble. But I like trouble, so I’m happy either way.
And I think “Regina is captured” may refer to a flashback of Snow and Charming capturing Regina as they’re trying to take back the kingdom. And “Regina parties”… I haven’t a clue what that could mean. Maybe she’s back to using magic? Or possibly just having fun with Archie or the Charming family. It’s anybody’s guess.@TheGoldenKey wrote:
@AntBee wrote:
I just saw that Mark Isham put this on his Instagram,
1. Cora does Hook a favor? Probably related to Belle I’m guessing.
2. Cora and Hook hit the town.
3. Main Title (The Cricket Game?)
4. Sore Loser (Present day or could be flashback with Regina being the sore loser in the flashback?)
5. Regina Is Captured (Also could be present day or flashback or perhaps both?)
6. My Wishes (Whose wishes?)
7. Regina parties… (Maybe Archie doesn’t die if Regina is partying. I think Josephine might be hanging around me too much because I read a theory that she wrote at Fan Forums using the impostor idea. It might be too much like what happened with Kathryn, but if they’re going for another murder mystery already after Gus Gus’s murder just happened, then I think it’s possible that they could do another fake out by having someone seem like he/she was murdered but not really. This time Cora makes everyone think that Regina killed Archie only to have him pop again but really be Cora in disguise. Whether the real Archie is dead or not would be something that fans would have to wait and see about.)
8. Trying t…Some messed up french there for #6. Voeux can also mean “vows”. Someone perhaps made a vow to get even with someone? Just to note that the adjective my in french is different based on singular or plural. It should have been either “Mon” Voeu (singular) or “Mes” Voeux (plural) but not “Mon” Voeux.
with “mon”, which is a possessive adjective, voeux means wishes, not vows. For it to mean vow it would have to be put with mes, les… etc. but there is a grammatical mistake that could throw the whole thing off anyway. See, mon is a singular possessive adjective, so technically, the noun would be also singular “voeu” without the x at the end (x signifying plural). (I sorta just re-read your post and just realized you had already written everything I just said but SCREW IT! I’m posting anyway!)
so lets just assume that the scene was originally called “My Wishes” since when you run “my vows” through a generic translator it gives you mes voeux (for once google translate did not fail at grammar).
so we have actual wishes, like the ones that are granted by genies (maybe sydney is back… maybe he’s is the one dying and not archie) it would make sense since I heard he was busy with another show anyway… let’s trim the fat!
Vows? I wonder who’s taking vows? Snow and Charming are in desperate needs for a marriage license. So, that could be cool
@Midnight Dreary wrote:
Vows? I wonder who’s taking vows? Snow and Charming are in desperate needs for a marriage license. So, that could be cool
My heart would explode with Snowing feels if that happened.
Marilou, I am francophone and fluent in both french and English. French is my mother tongue so I’m well versed in the language. The french have 3 different words for the same adjective “my”: mon, ma, mes. All are a possessive adjective of the 1st person. Mon is used when it’s singular masculine; ma is used when it’s singular feminine; and mes is used when it’s plural either masculine or feminine. The use of any of the three possessive adjectives will never change the definition of a word, it will only reflect the sing/plural & masc/fem. of the word it is attributed to.
Words ending with “eu” are singular. An X added at the end means it is now plural. Thus “voeux” being used as a masculine/plural.
So, we have a grammatically incorrect sentence as we have “mon” (singular adjective) voeuX (plural). What we should be seeing is either “mon voeu” (my wish or my vow) or “mes voeux” (my wishes or my vows).
Voeu/voeux most certainly can mean either wish/wishes or vow/vows. Definition of the word does not change regardless of the possessive adjective attributed to it based on it being either singular or plural.
So again, we are left to wonder if #6 if referring to a wish, wishes, vow or vows. Probably not important, but I will point out that we do have nuns, that are important to the story line, like Blue as an example, who have taken a vows or Regina who after being captured, possibly vowed to get even. So for me, I’m very curious as to which meaning of the word “voeux” they are referring to.
Giancarlo Esposito (Sydney Glass) was busy with JJ Abrams’ show Revolution but it is my understanding that the show has been cancelled so I’m hoping we’ll see him again on OUAT. However, considering how many they have currently demoted from “regular” to “recurring”, there’s tons of fat for trimming.
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Keeper of Pandora's Box & The Yellow Brick Road.
@Midnight Dreary wrote:
Vows? I wonder who’s taking vows? Snow and Charming are in desperate needs for a marriage license. So, that could be cool
Snow and Charming were always married. The so called marriage between him and Kathryn was the lie. Never happened as David was in a coma the whole 28 years, It was just a false memory input into his and Kathryn’s thoughts courtesy of Reggie.
A wedding would be cool though 🙂 Maybe they can renew their vows aboard the Jolly Roger and Hook can officiate as he is a sea Captain. 😆
Keeper of Pandora's Box & The Yellow Brick Road.
@TheGoldenKey wrote:
@Midnight Dreary wrote:
Vows? I wonder who’s taking vows? Snow and Charming are in desperate needs for a marriage license. So, that could be cool
Snow and Charming were always married. The so called marriage between him and Kathryn was the lie. Never happened as David was in a coma the whole 28 years, It was just a false memory input into his and Kathryn’s thoughts courtesy of Reggie.
A wedding would be cool though 🙂 Maybe they can renew their vows aboard the Jolly Roger and Hook can officiate as he is a sea Captain. 😆
I love that idea. Captains can mary people.
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