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We’ll, if Zelena cast the curse, maybe she needed somebody to forget something in particular. For example, maybe in the list year, Z put that kissing curse on Robin, and Robin told Regina. But now, in present day, Regina and Robin have no memory of even being close in EF. Maybe, tomorrow Regina will try to poof something, and poof turns to Pffffft, no magic for Regina.
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If Regina cast the curse, possibly to get closer to the savior?
(Zelena is weird)And in order to get everything Regina has, why go all the way back to Eva? She shoulda found a shortcut.
Philora’s baby may have been the wrong sex, or possibly without magic, and was no use to Zelena, but I think Zelena would have known that by just touching Aurora’s baby bump.
So, I think Aurora was able to find a magical witch who put a protection spell around the baby so Zelena couldn’t to him/her. I get all these witches confused, but I think the witch of the North could have protected Philora’s baby with a protection kiss?
Or, you never know, maybe Zelena already has Aurora’s baby.I’m guessing that with Snow and Charming’s blessings, Regina has recast another version of the dark curse. The loophole being she has already sacrificed the heart of the thing she loved most. Or, possibly, in the missing year Robin and Regina fell in love, and her sacrifice was the memory of that love.
An actual heart isn’t necessary for Regina,as we saw when she cursed them back to EF, and sacrificed her son’s memory of her.
I suppose the drawback would be why did Zelena come with them. Unless, she didn’t come with them, but got there, somehow, on her own. Maybe she stole the Jolly Rodger, and it’s still there, docked in Storybrook, under another invisible cloak spell.
So, I noticed a quoted line in that article. “It becomes more than appeared at first blush.” That sentence is past tense.
A variation of that quote appeared in an article over a week ago, along with a spoiler pic of Rumple and Zelenas intimate dinner “it is more than it appears at first blush”. Present tense.
At first, I thought “at first blush” was a play on words, regarding the wine.
But then comes Roberts tweet “look closely. Things may not be as they appear”.Am I wrong to put these three thing together and wonder, did I miss something? Spiked wine? Did Rumple ever touch the dagger when he attempted to get it? Rumple does have magic still. Did he give her a new and improved version of the cursed kiss?
He’s my favorite character, and I really want to believe that he’s slowly but surely getting the upper hand, somehow, some way.
