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@TheOnionGirl wrote:
I can see Emma kissing Henry to wake him up … and when he does, the light erupts from the two of them and the whole town winds up remembering. 🙂
End episode. Boom. Whew. What a way to leave us hanging …
Can you imagine if Regina has to ask Emma to do it? I think whether or not she’s willing to take that step to save Henry … knowing what will happen … will be a major turning point in whether she’s salvageable or not.
All I know is I've seen the behind the scenes spoiler with Snow & Charming reuniting in Storybrooke I’m thinking that say those memories do come back after the kiss what if their Storybrooke memories get erased? So now everyone is in the real world not knowing how they got there or where they are?
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Did anyone notice in the promo when Emma was holding the fairytale book and her eyes went all blank like she was realizing or remembering something and she kind of had a shocked look on her face Could have been my imaginiation, but we’ll see.
Yeah I definitely think that Henry dying will seal the deal. And it seems like from the promo when she picks up the book she kindave has this feeling almost? Maybe that just suddenly tips the scale for her…and if she doesn’t believe until then, I definitely think that the “Magic is coming” will make her believe.
Henry ending up in the hospital should convince her that the curse is real. Except I can’t get that dream Regina had out of my mind. I talked to a friend of mine and she says that it could be something that really did happen. That may just be the first fast forward. The theory of SB right being 2007 makes sense if you consider Emma’s age and Jennifer Morrison’s real age.
@True Believer wrote:
Yeah I definitely think that Henry dying will seal the deal. And it seems like from the promo when she picks up the book she kindave has this feeling almost? Maybe that just suddenly tips the scale for her…and if she doesn’t believe until then, I definitely think that the “Magic is coming” will make her believe.
The feeling I got from seeing that moment in the promo is like a sort of flash moment? Like well instead of reading the book and seeing the pictures that maybe Emma will get a flash of the real moments and events that are written in the book.
I think that Emma picking up the book might have been a rage moment. It would seem bizarre if she remembered or had a flash and saw the other side. I don’t know though.
TheOnionGirl wrote – “I can see Emma kissing Henry to wake him up … and when he does, the light erupts from the two of them and the whole town winds up remembering. 🙂
End episode. Boom. Whew. What a way to leave us hanging …
Can you imagine if Regina has to ask Emma to do it? I think whether or not she’s willing to take that step to save Henry … knowing what will happen … will be a major turning point in whether she’s salvageable or not.”
I really like this idea. I like the idea that Regina would ask Emma to wake Henry with a kiss. This would begin the redemption of Regina, but also may spell her end, as the curse would truley be weakened (maybe broken) once Emma decides to truely believe.
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@Mike wrote:
TheOnionGirl wrote – “I can see Emma kissing Henry to wake him up … and when he does, the light erupts from the two of them and the whole town winds up remembering. 🙂
End episode. Boom. Whew. What a way to leave us hanging …
Can you imagine if Regina has to ask Emma to do it? I think whether or not she’s willing to take that step to save Henry … knowing what will happen … will be a major turning point in whether she’s salvageable or not.”
I really like this idea. I like the idea that Regina would ask Emma to wake Henry with a kiss. This would begin the redemption of Regina, but also may spell her end, as the curse would truley be weakened (maybe broken) once Emma decides to truely believe.
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Lol what if Regina has to tell & convince Emma that the curse is real to actually make the kiss work that would be something
I get the feeling that this is a prophecy like “the Chosen One will bring balance to the Force”. Magic has its price, wishes never end well, and deals always have a hidden irony clause. I think that breaking the curse will completely sever the characters’ ties to fairy tale land, releasing them fully into our world. Fairy tales are metaphors for growing up; they’re about going forward, not back.
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