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I have mixed feelings on this episode. I had been highly anticipating it, and I liked it…but it was so angsty- everyone was angry at each other! No one wanted to forgive each other for anything. It was almost hard to watch. I hope we see more love in the next episode. I do think it was well done- the way everyone reacted to the circumstances was for the most part exactly what you’d expect. I wanted it to keep going beyond the anger to the point where we start to see a little understanding.
I think my biggest disappointment is that we didn’t get a big moment with Rumple realizing Henry is his grandson. I really wanted to see that- although we did get a nice moment with them before they realized they were related.
I did love the moment when Neal realized that Henry was his son.
[adrotate group="5"]Whoa…ok, I am officially terrible at making predictions…I keep pooh-poohing theories that end up being right! He *is* Peter?? Good grief! Well, I’m not too keen on the idea- but I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt and see what they do with it.
Woohoo! This has been a long week! I NEED to see this episode!
I do think we will eventually see Regina switch sides and end up good, but it may take a while. I do think Cora and Regina are paired up for real at the moment though.
Gee, I don’t think I have the courage to ask anything in front of the whole crowd! I’m much too shy.
@LisaS wrote:
@AngieBelle wrote:
Yes, I think August does know Neal is Bae…how else would he even know Rumple had a son when he faked him out last season. It’s not common knowledge.
Question is who told him ? The Blue Fairy ?
Probably Neal himself after their encounter…but it does leave me wondering if those who are originally from the enchanted forest are automatically drawn together- otherwise Emma and Bae meeting each other is one crazy coincidence.
Yes, I think August does know Neal is Bae…how else would he even know Rumple had a son when he faked him out last season. It’s not common knowledge.
So, I bought a nice big beautifully illustrated book of fairytales to have the cast sign…but I’m worried I won’t even be able to get anywhere near them. I can’t find any accounts or pictures from anyone who got to meet them last year. My sister told me that events at the Paley Center usually just involve a mad dash to the stage- basically people hold up things to have signed…something that isn’t going to work too well with a book. I wonder if they will have posters to sell. The other problem is that I am rather timid and shy, so if there is a mad dash to the stage with no formal meet and greet line, I’m likely to get pushed aside since I have trouble asserting myself.
I’m excited- but so nervous!
@Surayya wrote:
@AngieBelle wrote:
It didn’t bother me that much with Graham- I was able to take his death…and really he is the only major death they’ve done. All the other deaths have been of minor side characters or ones we knew were doomed in advance or fake outs like with Archie and Katherine. I just really don’t want to see anything happen to the Charmings, Rumple, or Regina. (Or Belle since she is my favorite fairytale character of all time.) I want to believe they are safe. They are too important to the core story of the show.
A&E have said NONE of the characters are safe- Like you, I don’t want to see the Charmings (or Hook for me at this point), come to an untimely end- I could understand why killing Regina or Rumple would work for their respective total redemptions- but I would be sad about it as i’ve come to like them both a lot.
Personally (& I broke my own rule here with Hook lol), I try not to get to attached to the minor & guest characters, as like you say- they tend to get knocked on the head a lot, or simply never seen or heard of again lol 😉The point is, A&E do like the dramatic & they have told us all along ‘there will be casualties’ & again, ‘no one is safe’ & that’s what makes me nervous.
I know it *can* happen…they are the writers- they can do whatever they want. I just hope they don’t! I am very nervous too- especially about the ominous clue regarding the end of the episode. I have trouble imagining how the show could go on without any one of those core characters- it could be show suicide. It may be idealistic, but I want even Rumple and Regina to find real happiness by the end of the series. I don’t mind A&E putting everyone through the ringer- you need drama for a good story, but death is permanent!
It’s like the musical Into the Woods that I have a total love-hate relationship with…I love many of the songs, love the mish mash of stories…but hate the second act because half the characters get killed!
