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It kind of looks like Jefferson is Fairytale land, or at the very least, some other land. He did fall throught he hat at the end of “Hat Trick,” so he could be anywhere right now.
[adrotate group="5"]@hjbau wrote:
Is Jefferson going to be in both of the next two episodes?
Yes, I think so. A new promo for next week’s episode was released and it had the Mad Hatter in it. 😉
@Midnight Dreary wrote:
I think Mr. Gold and August’s tearful faux reunion is probably a red herring in regards to how the real reunion will go down. Like Lissy stated, there will definitely be a lot of harsh words and tears when the real reunion happens.
I can definitely see this happening. However, trying to predict what their reunion will be like is a little difficult without a timeline. How old is Baelfire? I think his age will determine his reaction. The older he is, the longer the pain will simmer. The younger he is, the more raw his feelings of loss and sorrow will be, which might cause him to opt for an early reconciliation. He was a just a little boy, so his longing for his father will eventually take over.
Seriously? JEFFERSON???? Ok, two of my favorite guest stars in a scene…TOGETHER!!!
Ok, I think my heart just stopped. 😯 😯 😯
Mr. Gold giving the dagger to August was his act of bravery. Rumpel’s greatest flaws were his cowardice and his lust for power. In that one moment in the woods, he gave up both.
@hjbau wrote:
I actually think that the only reason people find Rumpel a sympathetic villian is because he is male. I think that he is just as evil as Regina maybe even more so because he is behind the curse. And i think that he was still evil before he became the dark one whereas Regina seemed to be kind and want happiness and freedom for herself. I think that both Rumpel and Regina are evil characters and i think the reason that Regina is given so much grief is quite simple, Regina is female and Rumpel is male.
Um, I’m not exactly sure how true that is, but interesting insight nonetheless. Like mickey said, it could easily be argued that the only reason why you don’t have sympathy for Rumpel is because he is a man. I’ve even read posts where you’ve said that you prefer the female characters and actors over the male ones. So, that argument doesn’t hold in any real weight.
But that’s the whole point. Each character is going to have to go through their own personal journey to overcome their greatest weaknesses. 😉 It will be pretty interesting to see.
@celesstarr wrote:
@*The Looking Glass* wrote:
And someone also mentioned that he was a firefighter. Baelfire=Firefighter. A HAH!
OMG! Great insight…i can totally see the writers plugging in that “firefighter” tidbit to reference Bael”fire”! Maybe since both Baelfire and Emma are from FTL, they would be mysteriously attracted to each other.
I wonder how Gold got tuned into the fact that Emma was having a baby that he would need to bring into SB…as the only way Emma would have a reason to stay in SB. Gold must have had some outside contact…i hope they give us that backstory sometime in the future.
Yeah, that’s the thing I’m trying to figure out. You’d think that Mr. Gold would know that his own son was Henry’s father. Hmm…that’s the only hole in the theory that makes me doubt it. 😕
But then again, would he really? A lot of people have been speculating that maybe Mr. Gold hadn’t always had his fairytale land memories. Maybe his memories all came rushing back to him when he heard Emma’s name. Maybe that’s why he was so obsessed with getting her name from Snow and Charming before the curse was cast. So, if Mr. Gold didn’t remember who he was before Emma came to town, then he obviously wouldn’t have known who his son was. He probably didn’t even know that he had a son.
Maybe Baelfire is the one who remembers. Maybe it was he who sent Henry to Storybrooke. It would be pretty interesting if it was Baelfire, not Mr. Gold, who set this whole thing up. It may have even been Baelfire who gave MM the book. Ooo! I might be onto the something…
@mujie wrote:
@*The Looking Glass* wrote:
Baelfire being Henry’s father might also explain how Henry got the book. Maybe Baelfire sneaked it to Mary Margaret.
If Baelfire is Henry’s father, then this puts Henry in a very interesting spot. Not only is he the son of the “savior,” but he’s also the son of the person who the curse was created for. Hmm…interesting.
If Bae is Henry’s father, why and how does Emma hate him?
We’re not sure yet. The writers have revealed that yet. But being the son of Rumpel would probably produce a bad hild out of anyone. Baelfire was innocent and pure in Fairytale land, but after being separated from his father and being thrown into another world, be probably suffered some emotional problems.
