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weedith – I’m cracking up over your extremely accurate assumption that several people on the boards could have managed some very longing looks at Rumple in the castle. In fact, I think what the pub scene was missing was a few of us sitting across from Belle having a girlfriend intervention, buying her a few shots, shaking some sense into her, and escorting her back to Rumple’s rather large estate to help her hit him upside the head with Nonnie’s pot.
[adrotate group="5"]Just found this: http://www.tvline.com/2012/02/once-upon-a-time-season-1-episode-14-preview-kitsis-horowitz/
As for Emilie de Ravin’s encore as Belle, “She’s got a nice little scene” with Grumpy, continues the EP. “She’s sitting there [alive], with the person who loves her [Rumpelstiltskin] not realizing it, and he would be someone I would not want to piss off.”
This tells us where to put the event in the timeline. After the EQ went to Rumpel’s castle and told him Belle was dead.
@King Arthur wrote:
Are they saying Rumple was sitting in the pub as well. Do we just not see him?
😮 😮 That would be something. 😮 😮
That was also my first thought, I’ll have to re-watch the episode. But I think they meant, that Rumpel is at that exact moment at his castle and Regina is telling him Belle’s dead …
i think she was just in a bit of a shock and we do not know how long she was at the pub maybe she was a little wasted.
@mia wrote:
Just found this: http://www.tvline.com/2012/02/once-upon-a-time-season-1-episode-14-preview-kitsis-horowitz/
As for Emilie de Ravin’s encore as Belle, “She’s got a nice little scene” with Grumpy, continues the EP. “She’s sitting there [alive], with the person who loves her [Rumpelstiltskin] not realizing it, and he would be someone I would not want to piss off.”
This tells us where to put the event in the timeline. After the EQ went to Rumpel’s castle and told him Belle was dead.
Oh, I get it now. I had read that wrong too. I thought they meant she was sitting there with the person who loves her —- not realizing that it was the person who loves her. I assumed she would be in Storybrooke with Mr. Gold, but not recognize him or know that he loves her.
Just goes to show how one little comma can change the entire story!
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