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I’ve been wondering about that little spoiler regarding Henry getting two new family members. That was very early in this season. Then we met Malcolm, and soon will be snows baby. But they said it’s neither of those two. So, why did they say Henry’s family will grow by 2, and not 4?
Is somebody having twins? Are there more siblings besides the WWW?[adrotate group="5"]As Snow said, your happy ending isn’t always what you expect it to be. I think these two are already living their happily ever after. It’s not a cute cuddly cottage in the woods, mommy daddy and baby. They’re both adventurers at heart. They live their adventures together. They struggle together, they fight together, they love together, and they always find each other.
Life is full of struggles, heartbreak and joy. Snowings’ happily ever after is going through life with each other. I expect that they will continue their adventurous journey together after the new baby comes. I just hope the baby is safe at home when they return. I don’t want this new baby taken as Emma was.I’m not sure how, or if, they will work it in, but it’s been suggested that we might see characters from Wonderland cross over to OUAT. I’d love to see the Knave come back to Storybrooke. Maybe looking for Regina’s heart vault.
Considering that Adam and Eddie have said the second half of the season will feature “a compelling new form of storytelling”, I have a feeling not many of these questions will be answered any time soon.
i wonder what they mean by compelling new form of storytelling
They established very early this season, that Rumple could not kill Peter without killing himself. “If he dies, I die”. And Regina never questioned Rump,e when he said it, implying that she understood 100% what Rumple meant by that.
Honestly, when you look at this whole first half of the season, nothing adds up. Storybrooke is gone, oops, no it’s not. Emma will never remember, oops, yes she will. Rumple is dead, oops, no he’s not. Next time I see Bae I will be putting his son in his arms, oops, no you didn’t. Regina, 100% redeemed! I doubt it. There is no cure for dreamshade, uh, yeah there is. You can never leave Neverland, oops, you can, if you have a coconut. Peter Pan never fails…..oops? (He better be dead.) Honestly there were more mistruths told about Neverland than I can remember.However, following the links did lead me to a quote I let myself forget about, which was my least favorite quote from Robbie Kay.
“You are going to see a change in the relationship in the mid-season finale,” Kay revealed recently. “So they will touch upon that and it will be very interesting to see where they go from there in terms of their relationship as the season progresses.”
As the season progresses I had hoped NOT to see Peter Pan. If that whole dramatic scene with Rumple killing Peter/Malcolm leads to them BOTH being alive, I’m not sure I’m going to like it. Personally I thought that was the most dramatic scene of the entire series and I’d hate to see it mean nothing.
This article is a very bad version of telephone tree. One writer rewording what another writer wrote about a third writer’s speculations.
It didn’t look to me like she was following the yellow brick road. It looked like she was actually creating the yellow brick road. Possibly she paused for a second as if she hears something, like a little yellow bug behind her. Here comes Emma!
Wouldn’t it be ironic if none of them knew who Henry and Emma were? We know something horrible has happened to Emma’s family but we don’t know what that might be. I’m hoping it doesn’t involve Snows Baby. They might know that they are cursed in the new Storybrooke, but they might not remember the old Storybrook.
