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Tonight Alice used her second wish to send her father back home before Jafar killed him.
She has one left but has promised it to the Knave. Will he use it? Will she let him?
The second wish caused Edwin to forget everything and think it was a dream. What does this mean for his relationship with Alice? Can it be healed?
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"This is my take on it:
I think The Knave will get his heart back and then relinquish that final wish out of compassion for Alice and Cyrus. This leaves Alice with one wish and the bottle. The first step is to find the bottle. The Red Queen has it but obviously she and Jafar are about to have a fall out if she keeps trying to get around him like she did tonight. I wonder if she’ll join Alice and Knave’s side because of Will. So if she gives them the bottle then the third wish can be made.
I think the third wish will be to turn Jafar into a genie. Once he is turned into a genie, he is trapped forever inside “an itty bitty living space” and then Alice and Cyrus can be together.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"The second wish caused Edwin to forget everything and think it was a dream. What does this mean for his relationship with Alice? Can it be healed?
He didn’t seem to have forgotten everything for me; he certainly detailed his experience in Wonderland to his wife very well. It’s just that all that happened to him there is too much for him to handle; it’s easier for him to shrug it off as a dream, especially as he was about to die the minute before.
RumplesGirl wrote: The second wish caused Edwin to forget everything and think it was a dream. What does this mean for his relationship with Alice? Can it be healed?
He didn’t seem to have forgotten everything for me; he certainly detailed his experience in Wonderland to his wife very well. It’s just that all that happened to him there is too much for him to handle; it’s easier for him to shrug it off as a dream, especially as he was about to die the minute before.
Right, sorry that’s what I meant. That he more or less decided it was a dream.
Which sucks! He and Alice had this really beautiful moment where he got noble and self-sacrificing and then *poof* it was all a dream.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
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