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I think the noise was Ghost Cora sitting in a rocking chair, rocking a baby. Regina will find something in the room that belongs to her mother, a scent, or a sense that she has been there. This will give Regina the idea to summon her mother via holding a seance.
And that was a long overdue conversation between Snow and Regina. Quite lovely and meaningful.[adrotate group="5"]If there is a way to restore his memories, that should be Regina’s decision to make. He is Regina’s son.
I thought she already HAD his brain due to having the dagger. How exactly is she going to “pluck” it out of him? Or don’t I want to know?
Get him drunk, and use her brain sucking kiss curse?
First thoughts?
That’s not Regina’s heart. It’s Rumple’s. He switched them.
Run home Snow, don’t leave the house.
Belle, hurry!
Gather the buckets!
Plus, if she isn’t holding the dagger, why can’t he just summon it. Switch the real dagger with a fake.
Please, no! We already have the dark version of Elsa being played out through Zelena. An interesting story of a young girl, born with magic, but not knowing how to use it, shut away by her father. Conceal, don’t feel. Young girl leaves home and embraces her dark magic, etc.
Frozen is a beautiful movie, which empowers little girls. If you’ve ever watched a little girl sing “Let It Go”, you can see a total transformation in their voice and stance. Their voices become strong, bold, and powerful. Their posture, strong, tall, and determined. I don’t know what it is about that song, but it’s very powerful to little girls.
This movie is too new, too fresh to be tainted so soon. Leave it alone.
I like the change in Regina also. It was nice to see her fully included, as an equal dining with the “Uncharmings”. I’m sure she loves the food at the Stick To The Lasagna, Lady Diner.
She’s still snarky, but her snark is part if who she is.
Thank you Jenna B. that was a lovely response. Thank you for a really uplifting perspective. This show has become fairly dark, and sometimes I forget that there is still goodness and beauty to be found.
It’s really the temptations that intrigue me. With magic comes power, and with power comes corruption, greed, and/or temptation. Imagine having magic, and not being tempted to use it occasionally for selfish or petty reasons, even if the main focus is for the greater good.
Emma is the savior, but she’s also human. She will be tempted to use magic at times, instead of relying on her own human strengths and capabilities.
Regina was corrupted by magic, as was Cora, Rumple, and even Zelena. Emma will be changed forever because of her use of magic.
The OUAT stories remind us often, that ALL magic comes with a price, sometimes a heavy, even deadly price, which is partially what Neal’s death was meant to remind us.
As Neal’s life’s journey ended, possibly as Rumple’s ultimate price of magic, Emma begins her journey into that very same world of magic. She begins her journey as a hero, but she too will pay a heavy price.My faith that Rumple is the most powerful wizard in all the realms is slowly fading. First Peter, and now Zelena.
If Rumple was able to summon his dagger from the shadow, he should be able to summon it the moment Zelena puts it down. She certainly can’t hold that thing 24-7.
Clearly, at this dinner, Zelena is telling Rumple her plan to change the past and claim what she thinks is rightfully hers. He knows what’s at stake here.
If Rumple doesn’t gain the upper hand by the end of this “intimate” dinner date, then my faith in his powers of manipulation, and in the Dark One’s powers is fading fast.
I know she’s controlling him, but come on. Everything we know about him tells us he should be stronger and more cunning than she is.
