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@The Fairest wrote:
@Maiqu20 wrote:
@beautyistruth wrote:
Your poor Hook hits, or hits on everyone đ
Ironically no he hasn’t.. He hit on Snow to rile her up, and well he hits on Emma every time he’s near her but he never hit on Regina or Aurora or Mulan… And the only person he hit was Belle and that was mostly out of frustration (not condoning it just telling it like I see it)
Actually, he slapped her and then raised up his hook like he was getting ready to kill her. đ„
Yeah and if Regina hadn’t come in he would have, because let’s face it Hook is all about getting his revenge right now.. Btw I’m not saying he’s not a villain (I’m the first one to say he is a villain)
[adrotate group="5"]Buhuu! Why do we have to wait so long for next episode…. đ„
I wonder if this cricket thing is going to be a let down. We’re speculating all these great things with Archie, but there’s not even a glimmer of him in the promo.
Other things look awsome though !
Did Snow try too assissinate Evil Queen right there ?? She had a knife in her hand.
đ cat fight..meow!!@medchen wrote:
Buhuu! Why do we have to wait so long for next episode…. đ„
I wonder if this cricket thing is going to be a let down. We’re speculating all these great things with Archie, but there’s not even a glimmer of him in the promo.
Other things look awsome though !
I think it’s because of what slurpeez wrote earlier that the promos is showing scenes from not just one episode but a few episodes, so they can’t cram everything from episode 10 in. Plus, they may not want to give it away.
Or another idea, although I think it’s most likely involves Archie in some way, is that it could be referring to something/someone else besides Archie. I doubt it, but I did just read a theory about Neal’s bowling trophy. I totally forgot about that, but it’s possible that instead of being a bowling trophy it was a cricket trophy of some kind because some of those trophies look similar to what was in his apartment.
How that would fit in with the next episode and the title, I have no clue though.
What if Emma isn’t trying to keep Henry away from Regina? What if she just gave in to his puppy dog face “but you just got back”‘ and let him come with her to find Bae. And if Neal is Bae… that might actually beat Rumple caneing Hook.
@slurpeez108 wrote:
@AntBee wrote:
Yes, everyone in Storybrooke already knows they’re coming, but geeze, Cora and Hook, wouldn’t it make more sense to be on the down low to gather intel and do some retcon first.
I wonder if some of the new footage isn’t actually footage from the next several episodes. It just seems like a lot of big things to fit into one episode. I also share the feeling that Hook and Cora would want to lay low for awhile as they plot their next move. I read in a post winter-finale interview that Hook’s ship is enchanted to be invisible and that Hook decides to keep a low righteous profile. Maybe Cora disguises Hook as a nun (Tinker Bell)! đĄ How hallarious would it be if Dr. Whale finally works up the nerve to hit on a nun who turns out to be Hook in disguise! đ That interview can be read here: http://tvline.com/2012/12/02/once-upon-a-time-midseason-finale-recap-burning-questions/2/
đ That would be a fun scene!
Anyway, here’s the blurb slurpeez is refering to…
When I spoke to Colin OâDonoghue last week, he said that through episodes filmed to date, âHook hasnât had a huge interaction with many of the other charactersâ â possibly because he falls in with the wrong (meaning a righteous) crowd upon setting boot in the Maine burg. âItâs shocking and itâs exciting, and itâs not what you would expect,â Dallas says of Hookâs entrance into Storybrooke society. âHe gets thrust into the group, as it were, quite violently!â
There would be few in town more righteous than the nuns, and Cora may want a spy in their ranks to keep an eye on Blue. How does one get violently thrust into hanging out with the local nuns though? Hmmm.
@AntBee wrote:
I doubt it, but I did just read a theory about Neal’s bowling trophy. I totally forgot about that, but it’s possible that instead of being a bowling trophy it was a cricket trophy of some kind because some of those trophies look similar to what was in his apartment.
Nah, the one in Neal’s apartment doesn’t look like it could be a cricket trophy IMO. The stance of Neal’s trophy is an under arm bowling action, and cricket balls are NOT bowled under arm (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjZdaVmz_kg). Also, Neal’s trophy appears to be wearing a skirt, and modern day female cricketers certainly don’t wear skirts.
I don’t mean to blow up your party guy, but the first picture is a softball trophy (you can tell by the “4 seem shape) and the second picture is a bowling one…
@Phee wrote:
Anyway, here’s the blurb slurpeez is refering to…
When I spoke to Colin OâDonoghue last week, he said that through episodes filmed to date, âHook hasnât had a huge interaction with many of the other charactersâ â possibly because he falls in with the wrong (meaning a righteous) crowd upon setting boot in the Maine burg. âItâs shocking and itâs exciting, and itâs not what you would expect,â Dallas says of Hookâs entrance into Storybrooke society. âHe gets thrust into the group, as it were, quite violently!â
There would be few in town more righteous than the nuns, and Cora may want a spy in their ranks to keep an eye on Blue. How does one get violently thrust into hanging out with the local nuns though? Hmmm.
Perhaps Cora uses magic to “thrust” Hook into the group of nuns, which comes across as violent because Hook protests the transformation. I wouldn’t blame the guy for not wanting to be a nun, since taking a vow of celibacy and being an amorous pirate don’t really mix. As a dude with an eye for a pretty lady, I don’t think Hook’s efforts to flirt with every woman in the convent would come across as er, orthodox, if he were disguised as a fellow sister. I’m not sure I actually believe my own theory, but it’s the first wild idea that sprung to mind when I read the key phrase, “a righteous crowd.” It certainly would fit Josh Dallas’ description of being “shocking”, “exciting” and not what you’d expect.
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@Phee wrote:
Nah, the one in Neal’s apartment doesn’t look like it could be a cricket trophy IMO. The stance of Neal’s trophy is an under arm bowling action, and cricket balls are NOT bowled under arm (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjZdaVmz_kg). Also, Neal’s trophy appears to be wearing a skirt, and modern day female cricketers certainly don’t wear skirts.
Yes, I know. I just want Neal to come back sooner than later. Any predictions for which episode in the second half of the season that he’ll return? I’m hoping by episode 13 or 14 at the latest.
I don’t mean to blow up your party guy, but the first picture is a softball trophy (you can tell by the “4 seem shape) and the second picture is a bowling one…
I have no idea, but it’s suppose to be a cricket player trophy according to Google images. đ
Perhaps Cora uses magic to “thrust” Hook into the group of nuns, which comes across as violent because Hook protests the transformation. I wouldn’t blame the guy for not wanting to be a nun, since taking a vow of celibacy and being an amorous pirate don’t really mix. As a dude with an eye for a pretty lady, I don’t think Hook’s efforts to flirt with every woman in the convent would come across as er, orthodox, if he were disguised as a fellow sister. I’m not sure I actually believe my own theory, but it’s the first wild idea that sprung to mind when I read the key phrase, “a righteous crowd.” It certainly would fit Josh Dallas’ description of being “shocking”, “exciting” and not what you’d expect.
Hopefully, he could restrain himself from flirting while being mixed in with them. It’s funny when Dr. Whale does it after everyone awakens, but it might come off a bit creepy if Hook does it while he’s living and observing them because he’s working with Cora to get revenge on Rumpelstiltskin.
I think ‘the good guys’ are going to be the evil looking ones next episode. In the promo when the speakervoice says “and evil…takes a stand” I get the feeling he is refering to Emma, Snow and Charming who is in the picture the moment he says it.
Some people have been theoriesing whether Snow and Emma where really Cora and Hook, because they dress differently in that scene in front of the mayors house. Especially Snow who I don’t believe we’ve ever seen wearing black and brown clothes before.
This could be because they are showing their evil side in this episode. Now the two main ‘evil’ characters have been shown too also have a good side, and so it’s time for ‘the good guys’ too show their bad side.What do you think about this ?
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