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I forgot. Let’s not forget the Lady of the Lake. It would be nice to see her in the flesh at last. Last time she was mentioned, Lancelot was sent to fetch her by the Charmings and Merlin to fight against the new dark one (hook) that Emma made against his will. But we never saw him or her after that.
Since that plotline has been resolved(both DarkSwan/DarkHook and Camelot), I think it’s redundant to have Lancelot showing up now.
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Keeper of FelixI forgot. Let’s not forget the Lady of the Lake. It would be nice to see her in the flesh at last. Last time she was mentioned, Lancelot was sent to fetch her by the Charmings and Merlin to fight against the new dark one (hook) that Emma made against his will. But we never saw him or her after that.
She was used as a flimsy excuse for Lancelot to go away because he wasn’t in Storybrooke. I don’t expect them to be mentioned again.
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I forgot. Let’s not forget the Lady of the Lake. It would be nice to see her in the flesh at last. Last time she was mentioned, Lancelot was sent to fetch her by the Charmings and Merlin to fight against the new dark one (hook) that Emma made against his will. But we never saw him or her after that.
She was used as a flimsy excuse for Lancelot to go away because he wasn’t in Storybrooke. I don’t expect them to be mentioned again.
Used as an excuse? No. Only from your mouth. And yes I am not expecting too much of it. But you be too sure. After all, there is always an unexpected thing coming up.
My only hope for now is that they figure out WHAT MAGIC IS SUPPOSED TO BE FOR THIS SHOW and find a strong foundation so they can stay true to the rules that have been set in previous seasons and not break or bend them just so they can tell a “riveting” storyline which ends up falling flat, i.e. Dark Swan.
Since season one, we have known that all magic comes with a price and whenever there was any dealings with magic, there was a take-away from the characters and in this season, even though it will be a magic vs. science, there needs to be a clear definition of what magic is because it can’t be both good and evil. It needs to be one or the other. It needs to be anchored in something because it can’t be both. Their is no way. It can’t be dependent on the wielder because everyone’s view of what right and wrong is, is different and that angle is extremely relative. It’s origin either has to be good or evil, and with what we have seen with the Dark One power, with Merlin and that darkness coming out of him as Emma made Hook into a Dark One to save his life back in 5×10 Broken Heart and with the suffering that it has brought then it’s origins must be evil, even if it’s being used for good, it’s origins would still come from evil, from darkness. Even Blue used the same line of all magic comes with a price, but whenever she would use her powers to help others, it always appeared as it was freely given and not something that later became a burden on the one seeking that magical help. So, magic, in essence could be considered evil.
On the flipside, it was also mentioned that love is the most powerful magic of all, powerful enough to break any curse, but does that mean that love, in origin, is evil? I think not. So, either magic has to be good in origin and it’s used for evil purposes, or it’s evil and can be used for good purposes, but for what we have seen for the last five seasons, it’s clear that it could be more evil in origin, and if that’s the case, then Emma’s power should either be evil or it’s another power entirely since she is deemed to be their savior because ultimately, magic WILL cancel itself out, so their should be a clear definition of what magic is and what it should be in this show that makes sense and relates to everything we’ve seen yet.
Also, there needs to be a clear definition of what true love is and that it’s different from soulmates because I feel that those lines are and have been blurred a lot over the seasons even though they introduced the soulmate storyline back in 3A with Robin and Regina.
True love should be defined as more than just someone you “truly love” because that doesn’t make sense. With what they’ve given us, it should be a raw, intimate love, a connection or bond between two people where they are no walls, no insecurities, nothing in-between them that’s keeping them from loving one another, where they can become of one mind, one heart and on one-accord. Something along those lines because honestly, someone you truly love isn’t a good enough of a definition to be honest.
Also, I hope they are more meticulous about what this next season looks like, not only as a whole but from episode to episode and that they COMMUNICATE with ALL OF THE WRITERS and they’re communicating with each other to make sure they’re all on the same page and telling the same story because it’s been a huge issue when a story is supposed to go one way, but it ends up in another direction and then ends in a completely different direction than initially intended. I think Kitsis and Horowitz should sit down and really map out what they want season six to look like for every single episode and make sure to keep their writers within the guidelines of each episode their writing so the story as a whole makes sense and it’s not a completely different arc than we began with and we end up with all of these questions that will never be answered because there was no plan of action as to what the story arc for the season should look like.
Those are my hopes for season six as of now. Let’s get this thing going. I’m excited lol.
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