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Honestly, that is all fan speculation just based on the filming spoilers we already know. They don’t know for certain how Rumbelle’s involvement will go down in the next few episodes, because we only see and hear a tiny bit of what is filmed.
[adrotate group="5"]Which makes me wonder, theoretically speaking, what would happen to the whole DO lineage/DO curse if any given DO stabbed themselves with the dagger? I’m sure this has been asked before, but it seems like a bit of a hole in OUAT’s world building. If being DO is such a lousy job, why hasn’t anyone put an end to it? I mean…Zoso essentially committed suicide by Rumple, so it’s not the whole morality of taking one’s life that’s at stake here.
I don’t think Dark Ones can self terminate. The DO is immortal unless stabbed by the dagger in which case the curse is then transferred to the person who did the stabbing. However, if the DO tries to stab themselves, the curse is flowing out of them only to flow back into them thus continuing the cycle.
When Rumple stabbed himself through Pan, he was only sent to the “vault of the Dark One” which isn’t actually proper death but more like stuck in limbo waiting to be released.
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Keeper of FelixI don’t think Dark Ones can self terminate. The DO is immortal unless stabbed by the dagger in which case the curse is then transferred to the person who did the stabbing. However, if the DO tries to stab themselves, the curse is flowing out of them only to flow back into them thus continuing the cycle. When Rumple stabbed himself through Pan, he was only sent to the “vault of the Dark One” which isn’t actually proper death but more like stuck in limbo waiting to be released.
That explanation makes a lot of sense – yes, I was thinking that he might have gone into the pit of goo. Now, why did Pan’s body disappear along with him, I’ve no idea.
Now, why did Pan’s body disappear along with him, I’ve no idea.
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"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Now, why did Pan’s body disappear along with him, I’ve no idea.
Perhaps Pan’s body aged into dust? When Rumple first stabbed Pan, Pan’s youth magic wore off and he became Malcolm? What’s to say Malcolm didn’t continue to age as he became mortal and would be at least over 100 years old? The bright gold light could have covered Malcolm’s rapid aging in order to keep the show “family-friendly” but think rapid aging as in Gothel from Tangled.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of FelixThe bright gold light could have covered Malcolm’s rapid aging in order to keep the show “family-friendly” but think rapid aging as in Gothel from Tangled.
Seeing a son stab his father in a bizarre suicide/murder situation is family friendly but rapid aging isn’t?
Pan’s body vanished because the arc was over and they needed to dispense with the current villain.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"The bright gold light could have covered Malcolm’s rapid aging in order to keep the show “family-friendly” but think rapid aging as in Gothel from Tangled.
Seeing a son stab his father in a bizarre suicide/murder situation is family friendly but rapid aging isn’t? Pan’s body vanished because the arc was over and they needed to dispense with the current villain.
That’s true…I just assume Pan’s remains are just floating around Storybrooke.
"If you go as far as you can see...you will then see enough to go even further." - Finn Balor
This is a show about magic, witches, curses, etc. Lets just assume that rumpel magically elongated the blade to pass through pan’s body and into his heart.
That sounds oddly romantic?"I could have the giant duck as my steed!" --Daniel Radcliffe
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