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A new interview was released today (JMo) and she spoke briefly about some OUAT and possible CS spoilers.
[adrotate group="5"]@lumee23 I keep wondering why it is Emma and Killian in the past.
I have a theory on that. So I’m going to add mine to the growing pile.
So if they manage to time travel, I think Zelena somehow stuffs up and they only go back to the events of Snow Falls. Even though it’s not the time Zelena wanted to go back to, she still sees an opportunity to change things for her better. So in order to counteract her maleficence (I love that word!) I think Emma and Hook only go back, b/c they’re the only two that won’t meet their past-selves at that time – Emma wasn’t born and Hook would have been kicking around Neverland. That way they can integrate themselves into past!Snowing’s lives without the EF folk getting all weirded out about there being two Snows, two David (or James back from the dead). So what if Zelena stuffs around with Snow and Charming meeting (I don’t know, maybe just because she can) and Emma and Hook have to put everything right? They take the storybook so they know how the story is supposed to go. So if spoilers are to be believed and there is a scene where Hook is driving a carriage, that could be James/Abigail’s carriage and he’s taking them to where Snow and Charming meet. Perhaps Emma being in peasant’s garb is her way of getting into past!Snow’s life and helping her parents meet.
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It’s the parent trap! I love it. .
Snippets from Jen’s interview:
She spills a bit more when we press the question of a love connection. “They definitely have a connection,” she admitted. “I would say, like, without giving anything away, despite it being complicated, I like where things are headed, and I feel like it’s authentic and genuine in terms of what I think Emma would do at this point in her life.”
Plus, it’s Hook, she reveals, who becomes instrumental in helping her against the wicked witch by “encouraging her to be the best version of herself and be true to herself and really follow through.”
While it sounds like the makings of a great romance to us, we’ll have to wait and see. Because if one thing is certain, it’s that Storybrooke is always full of surprises. “There’s definitely a turn at the end where you will have a hint as to what’s coming [next season], but I think it’s a very unexpected turn. I didn’t expect it,” Morrison said.
“Without giving away too much,” she enticed, “the last two episodes — episodes 21 and 22 — are a great adventure for Emma. They’re really just a great adventure… definitely my two favorite episodes for Emma, so I’m excited for people to see that journey.”
@ellemo78, you know, I really like that theory!!! Ok, if it has to be time travel, that is what shall happen. 🙂 You know, ’cause I said so. And that means….well, nothing.
I know I say this way too often but with Jen’s interv iew, the great adventure, and the unexpected turn, I’m worried for Killian.
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I don’t think the unexpected turn is a bad thing. In light of a possible True Love’s kiss and of course, the wedding, I don’t think unexpected is bad. And I love JMo’s enthusiasm in these interviews, especially when it comes to the direction of her character. I mean, we’re CS ‘shippers but Jen and Colin are the biggest CS ‘shippers. I think they love it more than we do and that’s great. Because that passion and love comes through on screen too.
@Jenna_B Thanks 🙂
I had an additional thought, that instead of doing flashbacks, they can flit between Emma and Hook in the past and to where the rest of the team are in SB and the consequences of the changed time. Might be a bit convoluted. But when has that ever stopped the writers? 😉
@Sarah_TN – I really hope they don’t kill him off. Especially so soon after Neal. That’s a lot of heartache for the poor Swan lass. I think she needs a break and chance to be properly happy.If one is to engage with the primordial forces of darkness, one must expect a little social awkwardness
@ellemo78 Agreed. Thing is, it’d be a lot of heartache for us, too. Emma isn’t the only one who needs the break. The viewers do, too. I think too much death like that puts viewers perilously close to a point of expasteration which influences enthusiasm for the show, and one’s desire whether to find something else which makes them happy, or keep watching with expected hurt and disappointment. I can honestly say I’m one such person.
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My dears – whenever you worry about Hook, just remember…..ABC is the biggest fangirl of them all. And they hold the pursestrings. Hook’s not going anywhere.
Also, if you hear some of the audio from the interview you see Jen is pretty excited when she’s making those comments. Not, Nick Lachey interview excited, but pretty excited. Hook’s not going anywhere.
And lastly, they wouldn’t be putting Hook and Emma in almost every scene they’re in together. And when Hook isn’t in a scene with Emma, he’s with Henry. Notice the difference between Hook’s screentime and Neal’s screentime before he died. Neal virtually disappeared. That’s called ‘softening the blow’. Hook’s not going anywhere! 🙂
@Sarah_TN – I’m totally with you. My friend and I were discussing just that in terms of another TV show the other day. The poor main girl just has heartache after heartache. It was like ‘Here have your happy ending after all the trouble you’ve had…. nah only kidding. Surprise! Your husband dies!” You’re right, it gets a bit too much for us all.
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