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http://www.tvguide.com/News/Once-Upon-Time-Storybrooke-1073194.aspx
Once Upon a Time is seven episodes into its third season and, so far, Storybrooke has yet to be seen thanks to Neverland-centric stories. But that will all change on Sunday’s episode (8/7c, ABC), when Ariel (JoAnna Garcia Swisher) earns her legs by swimming back to Storybrooke to help Regina (Lana Parrilla) and Rumple (Robert Carlyle) locate a powerful item that could take down Peter Pan (Robbie Kay). Through this trip back to Storybrooke, we’ll get a glimpse into how Belle (Emile de Ravin) has been holding down the fort in our heroes’ stead.
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“She’s tried to hold it together,” de Ravin tells TVGuide.com. “I kept imagining myself in Regina’s office. I was like, ‘No that’s not going to happen.’ She’s got a leadership role, but definitely not like Regina at all.”
Belle might not be sitting in the Mayor’s office as some fans had wished, but she’ll certainly have her hands full upon Ariel’s arrival since there will also be two others, mysteriously dubbed Keychain (James Immekus) and Glasses (Matt Kane), who appear in the town. “Ariel, the Little Mermaid, brings me a sand dollar with a message from Rumple from Neverland that I need to find this object,” de Ravin says. “But these two men come into town. We had a couple of people come through before she was able to cloak the town.”
Belle will find help in the remaining Storybrooke residents, including the Dwarves, and in Ariel, with whom she forms an immediate bond. “They instantly have this friendship similar to that of Ariel and Snow [Ginnifer Goodwin],” Garcia says. “I come to her basically asking for her help, and this is her way to really help her love and to bring her love back. It makes her feel good too because she’s going to ultimately really help save the day.”
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But not everything is sunshine and daisies in Sunday’s episode, especially for those still stranded in Neverland trying to save Henry (Jared Gilmore). After being reunited, Hook (Colin O’Donoghue), Neal (Michael Raymond-James) and Emma (Jennifer Morrison) will set out to find Dark Hollow, where Peter Pan’s shadow dwells, in order to capture it. But it’s certainly an awkward situation after Emma admitted that she had wished Neal was dead so she wouldn’t have to face her feelings.
“I love what [executive producers] Adam [Horowitz] and Eddy [Kitsis] did with her for that because I think it’s a very human reaction to him being back,” Morrison says. “You can fantasize that someone will say, ‘Oh, I love you, it’s great, it’s wonderful, it’s all fine now.’ But in reality, she spent 10 years thinking that he not only abandoned her in some way, but it seemed like he maliciously set her up. Ten years is a long time to suffer through that belief. Also, he found out that the curse was broken and could have come after her and still didn’t, so that’s the second betrayal she’s aware of. There’s so much for them to work through and so much that hasn’t been dealt with. There’s a tremendous amount of baggage there.”
For now, the duo will be focused on the mission at hand, pushing their feelings aside for the greater good of saving Henry. “We’re both aware that there’s work to be done,” Raymond-James says. “But there’s also the mission that needs to be accomplished. That supersedes everything.” But there could be jealousy in store once Neal does find out about Hook’s true feelings for Emma. “No one wants to hear that,” he says. “But listen, I don’t own Emma, and she doesn’t owe me anything. There’s not really time to process all of it because there’s so much happening.”
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There’s also trouble in paradise for the Charming family after Charming (Josh Dallas) finally admitted the truth to Snow that he can’t leave Neverland after Hook helped to heal him from the Dreamshade poisoning. “There will definitely be repercussions,” Goodwin says, “which I find to be refreshing because they can, as a couple, certainly be annoyingly cute and —I don’t want to say perfect — but positive and good in ways that you want to rough them up a little bit. So I don’t mind there being a little conflict.”
“It affects them greatly because it’s like, ‘Why didn’t you trust me enough?’ Why didn’t David trust Snow enough that love would conquer all? That the love they have been through together would have overpowered all and they would have found a way,” Dallas says. “David’s got such morals and he’s got such a code to a fault sometimes. He didn’t want to endanger anyone else. He didn’t want the focus of the mission, which was to save Henry, to change. He had good intentions and it backfired on him.”
Once Upon a Time airs Sundays at 8/7c on ABC.
[adrotate group="5"]/: I was hoping to get some Pan/Henry spoilers. But I’m not complaining. I’m curious as to who else has come to town and how they have handled it….
"I could have the giant duck as my steed!" --Daniel Radcliffe
Keeper Of Tamara's Taser , Jafar's Staff, Kitsis’s Glasses , Ariel’s Tail, Dopey's Hat , Peter Pan’s Shadow, Outfit, & Pied Cloak,Red Queen's Castle, White Rabbit's Power To World Hop, Zelena's BroomStick, & ALL MAGICAriel, the Little Mermaid, brings me a sand dollar with a message from Rumple from Neverland that I need to find this object,”
YAY!
For now, the duo will be focused on the mission at hand, pushing their feelings aside for the greater good of saving Henry.
Thank. The. Almighty. God.
But listen, I don’t own Emma, and she doesn’t owe me anything. There’s not really time to process all of it because there’s so much happening.”
I love how MRJ just gets Neal.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I was expecting conflict with Snowing but obviously it won’t last to extremely long if we are to believe that megabuzz spoiler about them trying to have a baby if they figure out how to get him out of NL alive which from pics for eps 10 and 11 we know they do.
At least we know that Snowing won’t split up because of david not saying anything due to the fact that A&E said that even breaking them up for a little bit would be like killing hope.
How many episodes do you think the Snowing conflict will deal with? Do you think they’ll just have them deal with it in ep 7 or do you think they’ll stretch it out through the rest of the first half of season. They don’t seem to be angry with each other in any of the pics we’ve seen that were filming pics from ep 10 or 11. I hope they work it out in enough time to save henry.
“Ariel, the Little Mermaid, brings me a sand dollar with a message from Rumple from Neverland that I need to find this object,”
Ah so it’s a pre-recorded Skype call in the promo pics, not a live one.
I’m curious as to who else has come to town and how they have handled it….
I don’t think the town has ever been visible to the general public, just people who work for Pan. It was still invisible when they sailed the JR back from NYC, because they had that special effect that showed the ship coming into view as it busted through the barrier. But Tamara still found it, Greg still found it, and if it proves true that it was the Darling Bros (or just anyone working for THO) who brought Henry to town, then that means that people working for Pan have always been able to see it. Rumple’s specific cloaking spell would hide it from the people who could already see it, but it was only a small number of people who could already see it. Who knows how long the Darling Bros have even been in town. They could have even been there monitoring GOAT’s actions and reporting back to the boss in NL. Though it’s probably more dramatic if we see them driving along, and then they see the cloaking spell go up, so they floor it and speed under the dome with seconds to spare.
I love how MRJ just gets Neal.
I love how he uses “I” when talking about Neal. He’s so into the character, which in turn makes me appreciate the character more, because it’s clear how much thought has gone into his portrayal.
How many episodes do you think the Snowing conflict will deal with? Do you think they’ll just have them deal with it in ep 7 or do you think they’ll stretch it out through the rest of the first half of season.
I hope they take longer than 1 scene in 1 ep to resolve it. Let the tension brew away for a bit.
Ah so it’s a pre-recorded Skype call in the promo pics, not a live one.
*sigh* Yeah I think you’re right. *goes to corner to cry*
I hope they take longer than 1 scene in 1 ep to resolve it. Let the tension brew away for a bit.
Yeah more than one for sure.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"In a way, I prefer to a recorded message to a conversation because this is all about Gold’s love for Belle, his need to not only request that she save him, save everyone, but also to express his truest feelings to her. It might be like the phone call scene on this respect; in that scene, he told Belle how she made him want to go back and be the best version of himself. Here, I would imagine that he is going to tell her that she inspired him to fight for his future, that all he really wants us to be happy with her, to raise a family together.
Then, we will see Belle tell Ariel about their love, holding the chipped cup, and so we will get the Rumbelle love story from both ends, sigh.
If Rumple’s shell phone call isn’t romantic in at least someway, I will be devestated. I need him to at least say, “I am going to come home to you Belle”
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"If Rumple’s shell phone call isn’t romantic in at least someway, I will be devestated. I need him to at least say, “I am going to come home to you Belle”
I’d be shocked it it wasn’t because it would be OOC for him. Everytime Gold speaks to Belle, he gets emotional. Andrew Chambliss, who co-wrote the Outsider and Lost Girl, GETS Rumbelle…..If we don’t get this, the Rumbelle fandom will be angry – and I wouldn’t blame them. We’ve had to be unbelievably patient and have hardly had any Rumbelle over the last year and a half; to waste this opportunity after separating them for another half year ? Inexcusable
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