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Once Upon A Time has shed frustratingly little light onto the identity of the mysterious “Her,” the person outsider Greg Mendell (Ethan Embry) keeps calling to share his discoveries about Storybrooke and its magical residents. But it seems that won’t be the case forever! OUAT co-creator Adam Horowitz tweeted Monday that we will discover who “Her” is by the end of the season. In the meantime, here are our four best guesses as to who she might be…
I like the theory of “Her” being the princess from Princess and the Pea.
[adrotate group="5"]Two apparently conflicting informations about “Her”: Jane Esperson said awhile ago that “Her” isn’t important, yet Adam Horowitz says we’ll find out who “Her” is by the end of the season. How can we make sense of that?
My guess: it’s not about who she is, but WHAT she is. “Her” isn’t the enemy here, Greg is, but finding about what “Her” is to him will give us an idea of how credible a threat he’ll be.
I thought it was established that Barbara Barnett misheard what Jane Espenson said concerning “Her”?
Yeah, we think the whole “Her doesn’t matter” comment was Barbara’s Barnett’s misunderstanding of what Jane said. I think HER is actually quite important. I also think it’s Tamara.
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I thought it was established that Barbara Barnett misheard what Jane Espenson said concerning “Her”?
When was this said? The whole fandom still sees “Her” as unimportant due to that comment.
If that’s true, then I believe “Her” is Tamara too. Her casting call has signs of shadiness and a recent spoiler said that we’d soon be wondering not who she is, but what her agenda is. I bet Greg, in his lifelong mission to find a way back into Storybrooke, noticed August being able to come in and out of the town, tracked his movements, took notice of his relationship with Neal and made sure to plant Tamara as Neal’s fiancée in order to fish for more information.
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