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Would I be way off target if I speculated that Regina might not know who the WWW is or what her vendetta is.
This is what I’m hoping for if they do end up being sisters. I think it could be interesting to see Regina have the tables turned on her.
In her situation with Snow, Snow knew that Regina hated her, but didn’t truly know why until that day when Regina told her that Daniel had died because of the secret she told. It wasn’t really Snow’s fault, she’d just been a child who was tricked into blabbing, but Regina still held it against her and it drove her desire to destroy her.
If WW hates Regina for something that isn’t really her fault, like jealousy over Regina having been raised with privilege, with their mother doting over her, (in her screwed up way), while WW had been given away and rejected and had to grow up alone, then Regina is essentially in the “Snow position” in that vendetta relationship.
And if they’re sisters, then in both the WW/Regina situation and the Regina/Snow situation, the instigator was Cora, which would tie it all together nicely.
Having Regina experience that other side of things could provide for some development of her relationship with Snow, perhaps lead to an actual apology, which would be part of the family continuing to grow closer.
[adrotate group="5"]AU: (During a grand fight against the Wicked Witch of the East…WWW takes a potential fatal blow that was meant for Regina, and now reality is setting in for Regina that she may just lose the only sister she has left.)
Regina: WWW no…please no.. please are you still in there. WWW, no, what have I done. I’m sorry I deserted you, I wasn’t trying too…the storm inside me won. We only had each other…it was me and you…now what am I gonna do? Do you wanna build a snowman? WWW….
I wept just thinking about it…
"If you go as far as you can see...you will then see enough to go even further." - Finn Balor
This is from ‘The Miller’s Daughter.’
“I don’t like what that enchanted box was saying. I’m not- I’m not wicked.” Cora Mills
Would I be way off target if I speculated that Regina might not know who the WWW is or what her vendetta is.
This is what I’m hoping for if they do end up being sisters. I think it could be interesting to see Regina have the tables turned on her.
In her situation with Snow, Snow knew that Regina hated her, but didn’t truly know why until that day when Regina told her that Daniel had died because of the secret she told. It wasn’t really Snow’s fault, she’d just been a child who was tricked into blabbing, but Regina still helllld it against her and it drove her desire to destroy her.
If WW hates Regina for something that isn’t really her fault, like jealousy over Regina having been raised with privilege, with their mother doting over her, (in her screwed up way), while WW had been given away and rejected and had to grow up alone, then Regina is essentially in the “Snow position” in that vendetta relationship.
And if they’re sisters, then in both the WW/Regina situation and the Regina/Snow situation, the instigator was Cora, which would tie it all together nicely.
Having Regina experience that other side of things could provide for some development of her relationship with Snow, perhaps lead to an actual apology, which would be part of the family continuing to grow closer.
A common theme that I’ve noticed might be occurring, in the second half, is many of our characters having the tables turned on them. Like characters in reversed roles.
Neal has now had to watch his son go to a new land without him, might help him see how his father felt losing him.
Emma, having now lived as Henry’s mother, might see how Regina felt seeing the threat of a new mother coming into his life.
Rumple, always having control over others through his dark powers, might come to know how it feels to have someone else controlling him.
Regina, who has demanded control over events and people in Storybrooke and her kingdom might now be subject to WWW’s (her sister’s) control. She might gain some empathy for those she controlled.
I’m sure there are many other examples of reversed roles playing out. Empathy might be a theme as each character lives out an adventure which has put them in someone else’s shoes.
Excellent observations, Cinders. This is making me excited to see how various characters might develop in S3B.
Cinders! I HOPE HOPE HOPE that is where the writers are going because that has the potential to be really brilliant.
“If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense. Nothing would be what it is, because everything would be what it isn't. And contrary wise, what is, it wouldn't be. And what it wouldn't be, it would. You see?” -- Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass
Cinders! I HOPE HOPE HOPE that is where the writers are going because that has the potential to be really brilliant.
Ditto! That would be an excellent way to tell the back half of S3!
"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
Regina Mills- Let It Go (Frozen)
"If you go as far as you can see...you will then see enough to go even further." - Finn Balor
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