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Just noticed this mentioned in the other part of the forum by ItachiIshtar, but couldn’t recall having seen it mentioned in here before. IMDB is listing an actress to play Young Princess Eva for this ep: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2620930/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast
[adrotate group="5"]If Cora is the Miller’s Daughter then maybe the Miller works for the King who has two children: George (or Henry Sr, I’m not giving up on that one yet!) and Young Eva (this was originally suggested by Slurpeez on another thread…)
Cora’s deal with Rumple is make her the new Queen by marrying George/Henry Sr and to hand over baby Regina, but somehow Eva stops all this? And maybe Eva, like young Snow, wasn’t always a paragon of goodness.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"True. However they also have the actors for King Xavier and Prince Henry, who we know are roles that were definitely cast for this ep. And there’s a bunch of random people listed in the role of “dancer” too. Seems like someone had a full guest cast list and stuck them all in there.
In the beginning of “The Miller's Daughter” Cora is delivering flour to the king when his snooty daughter trips her and claims she ruined her shoes. She doesn't really look like Eva…but I'm pretty sure that is what the king called her…he either said Eva or Ada. If she's Eva, she was not always the kind woman we met in “The Queen is Dead”! (Also, we meet Prince Henry…which could potentially make Snow and Regina cousins if that is indeed Regina's father and he is Eva's brother…)
AngieBelle you are my favorite person right now!!!
Knew it: Mother Eva was not always so sweet and good. She was a lot like bratty Snow
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Thank you, AngieBelle! Did she look like this, because this is who they have listed as playing Young Eva:
@AngieBelle wrote:
In the beginning of “The Miller's Daughter” Cora is delivering flour to the king when his snooty daughter trips her and claims she ruined her shoes. She doesn't really look like Eva…but I'm pretty sure that is what the king called her…he either said Eva or Ada. If she's Eva, she was not always the kind woman we met in “The Queen is Dead”! (Also, we meet Prince Henry…which could potentially make Snow and Regina cousins if that is indeed Regina's father and he is Eva's brother…)
THANK YOU! So sounds like I was wrong about King George (would’ve been an interesting twist, but oh well). But it looks like I might be right about Cora and Eva being sisters-in-law (potentially, if Cora married the prince).
"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
Well now that we “know” the prince in Question is probably Henry Sr, how did he lose his kingdom? I think it’s Rumple’s revenge for whatever Crazy Cora does with that dagger and baby Regina. Also, I think king George is going to come back into this because I think George will take over Henry’s kingdom.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@RumplesGirl wrote:
Well now that we “know” the prince in Question is probably Henry Sr, how did he lose his kingdom? I think it’s Rumple’s revenge for whatever Crazy Cora does with that dagger and baby Regina. Also, I think king George is going to come back into this because I think George will take over Henry’s kingdom.
😮 That sounds more likely the more I think on it, because George was always concerned about bankruptcy (which is why I thought he was the king who wanted straw to be spun into gold). But, you could be right about George taking over an already impoverished kingdom and Henry Sr. being retired to a country gentleman.
"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
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