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[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
@MirzaOliveira @LauBayOUAT Lana didn't even want us to see her costume (never mind photos) so we respected her wishes and never saw it
— Larry Andreutti (@BastardSonVan) March 18, 2015
@MirzaOliveira @LauBayOUAT I think Regina gets her happy ending but everyone else loses theirs as a result
— Larry Andreutti (@BastardSonVan) March 18, 2015
@MirzaOliveira @LauBayOUAT We did not see Sean today
— Larry Andreutti (@BastardSonVan) March 18, 2015
@MirzaOliveira @LauBayOUAT I think Regina gets her happy ending but everyone else loses theirs as a result
— Larry Andreutti (@BastardSonVan) March 18, 2015
And there it is…it appears my theory is coming true again! Check point for me for Season 4B! 🙂 hehehe!!
"If you go as far as you can see...you will then see enough to go even further." - Finn Balor
This sounds incredibly fun.
"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 MAGICThis sounds incredibly fun.
Nonono. This has me all confused. For there to be any lesson of happiness in it for Regina, they would have to retain their memories in this altered reality – which would mean two sets of memories. That way, the Charmings and the others would learn that Regina has been the sponge of sorrow …
This sounds incredibly fun.
Nonono. This has me all confused. For there to be any lesson of happiness in it for Regina, they would have to retain their memories in this altered reality – which would mean two sets of memories. That way, the Charmings and the others would learn that Regina has been the sponge of sorrow …
I think the story actually changes so that heroes are villains and villains are heroes
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"This sounds incredibly fun.
Nonono. This has me all confused. For there to be any lesson of happiness in it for Regina, they would have to retain their memories in this altered reality – which would mean two sets of memories. That way, the Charmings and the others would learn that Regina has been the sponge of sorrow …
I think the story actually changes so that heroes are villains and villains are heroes
Yes, but what’ll that accomplish? How will they get out of that one storywise – if they have no memories … That’s the part I’m struggling with. They would have to be able to remember both lives for it to be a lesson bringing them to a better place and understanding of their fates.
I guess it could show that there always has to be a balance – the light and the darkness – the Yin and the Yang, the good and the bad …
Oh, now I cannot wait at all. So excited.
I think the story actually changes so that heroes are villains and villains are heroes
I think so, too. I think Rumple’s plan to corrupt the heart of the savior (i.e. Emma), is going to work. And since Emma has the heart with the darkest potential, it would make sense (on some level anyway), that it’s the key ingredient to making this happen. And Henry did say Emma would bring back the happy endings. Little did he know it would be the villains’, rather than the heroes’.
Yes, but what’ll that accomplish? How will they get out of that one storywise – if they have no memories … That’s the part I’m struggling with. They would have to be able to remember both lives for it to be a lesson bringing them to a better place and understanding of their fates.
Yeah, I’m also having trouble understanding what this little, let’s face it, 2-episode arc, will accomplish beyond the finale. Even if the villains manage to get their happy endings, it will only be a temporary AU, which eventually will be course-corrected so that the heroes still get their happy endings. Regina won’t want a happy ending that doesn’t include Henry. So the S4 finale won’t have any real or lasting implications the same way that Emma and Hook’s little trip into the past didn’t ultimately change the course of history very much. Elsa and “Marian” did come forward in time, but otherwise the events leading up to 3×20 remained unaltered for the most part.
"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
I wonder if the former good will have an idea or inkling at least that something isn’t right and set out to fix the problem?
Yes, but what’ll that accomplish? How will they get out of that one storywise – if they have no memories … That’s the part I’m struggling with. They would have to be able to remember both lives for it to be a lesson bringing them to a better place and understanding of their fates.
Yeah, I’m also having trouble understanding what this little, let’s face it, 2-episode arc, will accomplish beyond the finale. Even if the villains manage to get their happy endings, it will only be a temporary AU, which eventually will be course-corrected so that the heroes still get their happy endings. Regina won’t want a happy ending that doesn’t include Henry. So the S4 finale won’t have any real or lasting implications the same way that Emma and Hook’s little trip into the past didn’t ultimately change the course of history very much. Elsa and “Marian” did come forward in time, but otherwise the events leading up to 3×20 remained unaltered for the most part.
But there are 23 episodes – and Operation Mongoose part 1 is only episode 21, which means part 2 will be episode 22 – So there’ll be one more episode, and since Adam said the finale would be 2 hours wouldn’t that mean that episode 23 would be a prolonged episode like Shattered Sight.
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