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The scene opens in the forests of Neverland. Mr. Gold comes out from behind a tree wearing Rumple’s classic outfit. He calls out to someone to reveal themselves; it’s the blonde Lost Boy from the season two finale (who carries the name Felix). Felix tells Rumple that Pan will allow him to remain in Neverland as long as he likes, but if he has come for “the boy” then Rumple and Pan shall remain enemies, to which Rumple replies, “So then nothing has changed” between clenched teeth.
The two of them discuss a possible confrontation between Rumple and Pan, wherein Rumple acknowledges that he would die if it should happen. He then says that death isn’t the real issue; the real issue is how many Lost Boys he (Rumple) takes with him. Rumple says this as he grabs Felix and pulls him right up to his own face, it’s very heated and tense.
The two of them separate and (I think) Felix tells Rumple that Pan has a message for him. Felix throws a rather voodoo-looking doll down, it is white with a blue jacket that has white trim. Felix says “Isn’t it amazing how the things we haven’t thought about in years…can make us cry?” Rumple falls to his knees and breaks down crying as this occurs. STRONG implications that Rumple was a lost boy. It ended there.
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Keeper of FelixStill I wonder if these scène is from the past or in modern days. Before Rumple was the dark one, he wasn’t (sorry to say it like that) so tough. Did Felix mentioned Henry or the boy?
Pretty sure it’s present day because he is dressed like Dark One Rumple but he looks like Mr. Gold (no green-gold skin). Felix says that Rumple can stay UNLESS “he has come for the boy” (Henry).
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"See, I was confused about the time. That means that this doll could be indeed the voodoo doll of Bea that is used by PP to hurt Bae, which actually happened in 2×21. But I am pretty sure you allready discussed this in the other topic.
Boy, I don’t remember this does anyone else?
I don’t remember that at all. Point me to some dialogue or a clip, if you please.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Oh that sounds awesome! I absolutely cannot wait! Maybe Rumble was a lost boy, then was vying to be the leader of NL against PP. Maybe Rumple lost the battle, and was exiled? Loving where this is going… Really considering NOT spoiling myself any more, just dont know if its possible! lol
A blue and white voodoo doll. My theory? It’s a doll of Belle. (Not that likely, really, from the description…but what if it was?)
Keeper of Belle's Gold magic, sand dollar, cloaks, purple FTL outfit, spell scroll, library key, copy of Romeo and Juliet, and cry-muffling pillow, Rumple's doll, overcoat, and strength, and The Timeline. My spreadsheet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6r8CySCCWd9R0RUNm4xR3RhMEU/view?usp=sharing
A couple of people have had that theory based on the blue coat Belle was wearing in ASOTM. But…I doubt it a lot. We know Belle is going to be on Rumple’s mind a lot in NL but I think it’s going to be more poetic than this doll thing. In my headcanon, his conscious takes physical presence in the shape of her. .
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I keep going back to what Wendy said about girls not being welcomed in NL. She was only released so that Bae could take her place and it makes me wonder if the doll could have been Rumple’s sisters. We don’t know much about his childhood so he could very well have had a little sister or a foster like sister when he stayed with the 3 women or in my eyes the Fates. They both could have gone to NL to seek refuge and then something bad could have happened to her. The doll is all that is left.
This PP story is starting to really depress me. I watch OUAT to escape the cruel world and I have a feeling that I am going to cry a lot. Children and animals are where I draw the line and I hope OUAT does not cross it. They somewhat did that with Owen/Kurt storyline.
A and E have said that PP is a complicated villain; I think he is going to be crueler than the other villains we’ve see, but not without some redeeming factor. He seems a bit sadistic (Felix’s face) but maybe his harshness is due to intense isolation and he’s working toward some “great good” for NL.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
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