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I thought it was obvious he was staying at Granny’s, but maybe that’s just me.
And he just chose to sleep on the dock in 404 for giggles? And even if it was obvious he was staying there, one does not stay at an inn for free. we’re back to the money issue.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"True, but he’s dating the Sheriff. Who is co-mommying with the Mayor, whose parents are the rulers of pretty much the whole town (never mind the fact that half the “peasants” are royalty in their own right), and whose mommy is/was besties with Granny’s granddaughter. So even if the doubloons run out…I think Granny might not have much choice but to tolerate him.
As for sleeping on the docks, I think he was scared to be around other people after attacking Will. He had to be there in the morning anyway, so he didn’t bother going back to his room.
A lot of random scenes since he’s come to Storybrooke made me think he had to be staying at Granny’s though–from the scene with Tink in the back hall to the location when Emma returned his heart to the same place where Emma told him he’s got a point in the hero column. So I just had that impression.
I think the timelining does alter how I watch the show, though, cuz I’m always looking for clues on that…and it spills over to watching other stuff. Like, I watched Oliver and Company the other night and there’s a calendar on the wall in the background and I’m like, OMG it’s April 21st, 1988!
…and then was very sad that I didn’t have a reason to put THAT on my timeline.
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We can rationalize and fanwank it away as much as we want–and I’ll grant that it’s likely something what @Keb suggests. But…it’s just one more example where the slice of life stuff that everyone loves gets shoved to the side and we are left with questions that are good questions and easy enough to answer if A and E would step back from the shiny for a moment. Like everyone in S3 asking if Snow was still a teacher! A small bit of dialogue goes a long way.
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"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"True enough, and I do wish they’d give us more bits of life in between the angst and action. They’re the moments that make us fall in love with the characters.
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Hook doesn’t seem to have a home or a job. The poor guy only owns one outfit. He has no ship anymore. The curse did not provide him with possessions, a home, or a job. He’s probably living off of his girlfriend and her family’s generosity.
"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy
Which is easier to do when your girlfriend happens to be royalty.
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Which is easier to do when your girlfriend happens to be royalty.
…in an American town where your girlfriends parents are a school teacher and a police deputy living in a too small loft and do not in any way shape or form rule the town in which you live since the mother recently abdicated her mayorship. And the girlfriend is a sheriff, not a princess in a tower who bestows gold and food on passersby. If she’s royalty, she’s disposed royalty without title, claim, lands, subjects, or…you know…stuff that makes you actually royalty apart from a name.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
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