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May 25, 2012 at 11:51 pm #147744kissoffkateParticipant
@rumplegoldfan wrote:
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how they have made such a big deal about the curse taking away everyone’s happy endings in SB but really, no one seemed to be too happy in FTL. I have wondered about them doing something really bizarre and having them have Regina and Rumple be redeemed and have everything “end” happily in SB, but then Emma’s final act as The Savior would be use their redemption and her own magic to somehow change the way things were back in FTL and give everyone their happily ever after back in FTL as well. So that would mean that Snow’s mother wouldn’t die young, Regina would be able to marry Daniel and wouldn’t get stuck with Snow’s father so neither Daniel nor Snow’s father would die, neither James nor his brother would have to go pretend to be the King’s son, Rumple would never become the Dark One so he wouldn’t lose Bae, etc. Most importantly Snow and Charming would still “find each other” so Emma would still be “re-born” as the Savior but her parents would actually get to raise her. When we find out who Henry’s dad is (I’m hoping he is from FTL) he and Emma would still end up together in FTL so Henry would still be born but not in a jail and would be raised by his parents in a happy home (not one where he is convinced his mother is the Evil Queen). So Emma would “kind of” choose to sacrifice herself because she would choose to give up the life she has lived up to that point for everyone else’s ultimate happiness (including Regina and Rumple’s), but she would do so knowing that she would be reborn into better life to be raised with her real parents and knowing she will be able to raise her son from birth as well. So the Fairy Tales would, once again, be changed from how we originally thought we knew them. We would see Emma sacrifice herself and “die” and then brief flashes of the changed lives of each of the characters, until we get to Snow and Charming with baby Emma and then maybe flash forward to her as an older child meeting whoever Henry’s father is. End of series.
Wow. Someone’s thinking ahead…… 😀
[adrotate group="5"]May 26, 2012 at 12:16 am #147746eternalflameParticipantI’ve already emotionally prepared myself for Emma’s possible death. Often times, the role of the savor sometimes includes self sacirfice. It’s sad, but a very real possibility. But then again, I tend to favor more tragic or bittersweet endings.
May 26, 2012 at 4:10 am #147757the_saviorParticipant@Rumpelgoldfan
Wow! I love that theory, it would include happy endings and self sacrifice! 🙂
I think the only problem I would have with your theory is the fact that Belle and Rumpel might have not gotten together since he is apparently a couple hundred years older than her. haha
May 29, 2012 at 1:36 pm #148015mikeParticipant@rumplegoldfan wrote:
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how they have made such a big deal about the curse taking away everyone’s happy endings in SB but really, no one seemed to be too happy in FTL. I have wondered about them doing something really bizarre and having them have Regina and Rumple be redeemed and have everything “end” happily in SB, but then Emma’s final act as The Savior would be use their redemption and her own magic to somehow change the way things were back in FTL and give everyone their happily ever after back in FTL as well. So that would mean that Snow’s mother wouldn’t die young, Regina would be able to marry Daniel and wouldn’t get stuck with Snow’s father so neither Daniel nor Snow’s father would die, neither James nor his brother would have to go pretend to be the King’s son, Rumple would never become the Dark One so he wouldn’t lose Bae, etc. Most importantly Snow and Charming would still “find each other” so Emma would still be “re-born” as the Savior but her parents would actually get to raise her. When we find out who Henry’s dad is (I’m hoping he is from FTL) he and Emma would still end up together in FTL so Henry would still be born but not in a jail and would be raised by his parents in a happy home (not one where he is convinced his mother is the Evil Queen). So Emma would “kind of” choose to sacrifice herself because she would choose to give up the life she has lived up to that point for everyone else’s ultimate happiness (including Regina and Rumple’s), but she would do so knowing that she would be reborn into better life to be raised with her real parents and knowing she will be able to raise her son from birth as well. So the Fairy Tales would, once again, be changed from how we originally thought we knew them. We would see Emma sacrifice herself and “die” and then brief flashes of the changed lives of each of the characters, until we get to Snow and Charming with baby Emma and then maybe flash forward to her as an older child meeting whoever Henry’s father is. End of series.
I totally see your theory being the ending of the series. I mentioned something similar in another thread, about Emma getting another chance at life in FTL, something like a reset for her (and everyone else), so that they all have their happy endings in FTL. I was told that it didn’t make sense (?).
I have a feeling that this is what Rumple/Gold’s ultimate, long-term plan is, and maybe only one or two people will have memories of the curse and SB, once everything is reset.
May 29, 2012 at 5:56 pm #148017hjbauParticipantIt makes sense this idea. It is certainly a choice of what they could do. Erase the timeline and reset to Emma’s birth. I just don’t think they are going to do that. To invalidate the struggle that the characters went through. To invalidate the character growth. I mean Emma would not be who she is if she had not gone through what she had gone through, being abandoned, being treated badly in foster care, becoming a loner, going to jail, giving up Henry. It is all what made Emma, Emma, and to just erase it all and make Emma this other person that never had to go through any of that just invalidates the journey, in my opinion.
To me that would be no different then everything being in Henry’s head. It is a good theory, certainly a reasonable choice as to where the series could end, i just don’t think they are going to do that.
May 30, 2012 at 12:55 am #148041nonnieParticipantWHY ARE WE WORRIED ABOUT THE END OF THE SERIES…. LETS NOT HURRY IT ALONG…. LET US JUST ENJOY WHAT IS….
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May 30, 2012 at 12:57 am #148042midnight drearyParticipant@NONNIE wrote:
WHY ARE WE WORRIED ABOUT THE END OF THE SERIES…. LETS NOT HURRY IT ALONG…. LET US JUST ENJOY WHAT IS….
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MASSIVE APPLAUSE!!!!!
I completely agree. I ‘d rather enjoy the ride instead of worrying about who’s going to die at the end of the series. 😉
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