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^But I’ll bet you a million dollars she’ll end up doing that favor for Mr. Gold in the end though. š
[adrotate group="5"]Sorry, but Iām not going to blame Snow or Henry for the way they treated Regina. I know some people like to pretend to forget this, but Regina nearly killed every single person in the Charming family. So leaving her out of their dinner plans is the least she deserves.
Ok, I just rewatched the episode and Iāve got a few more favorite moments. š
-Snow blowing on Rumpelās letter and breaking out of the prison. I did not see that coming. And I love seeing the heroes work a little dark magic. š
-Iām glad Mr. Gold told Emma that she was powerful too. So very often, the heroes are left at the mercy of the magically inclined villains, so it was nice to hear Mr. Gold remind Emma of her own power as well.
-Hook trying to rip out Coraās heart. Good lord that was hilarious. š
Iāll be back with more tomorrow. š
He wrote Emmaās name down because he needed to remember it. Her name was the trigger that would make him regain his memories back. Remember, he begged Snow and Charming for Emmaās name in the pilot episode because he needed to hear it so that he would have a way to regain his memories when he arrived in Storybrooke.
Iām not sure if I liked this episode. There isnāt much that I liked from it. I loved that Snow was able to break out of the cell, and I liked Belleās scene with Hook. And Emma using her power to fight of Cora was awesome. But thatās about it.
I see it differently. I think the reason why people are being relatively civil towards Mr. Gold as opposed to Regina is because Regina went out of her way to hurt people. She specifically targeted the Charming family and all of their allies. So yes, theyāre going to see her as more of a threat. Thatās why in āBroken,ā the town rioted at Reginaās house and not Mr. Goldās. And even though the Charmings knew that Rumpel created the curse, they didnāt even bother to arrest him or put him in jail. But they did with Regina. With Mr. Gold, they simply went to his shop and asked him some questions. And on top of that, during the scene in the jail cell where Snow and Charming are asking Regina about the curse, they actually say āwe should go get Mr. Gold.ā They actually turned to him for help. The Charming family knows about Rumpelās role in the curse, and yet, they still choose to trust him above Regina. Even Henry has been warming up to Mr. Gold lately.
People arenāt reacting to Mr. Gold the same way because he hasnāt put himself out there as much as Regina has. Regina announced at Snow and Charmingās wedding in the pilot episode that she would destroy everyoneās happiness. So, EVERYONE knows about Reginaās evil deeds.
My favorite moments:
-Snow and Charmingās final scene in the fire.
-Mr. Gold and Belleās hamburger date.
-Mr. Goldās bedtime story to Henry.
-Mr. Gold and Regina working together.
-Aurora kicking Cora. GET HER GIRL!
-The zombies. Iām sorry, but I really liked them.
-The promo for next weekās episode. WHOA.
@*The Looking Glass* wrote:
All we have to go in is that Mr. Gold didn’t have his memoreis until he heard Emma’s name, so anything he did before Emma came to town was done without his knowledge. But the fact still remains the the same, Henry went to Regina. That was the end goal.
And I highly doubt that August could have made a deal with Rumpel because like I already said, Mr. Gold didn’t have his memories before Emma arrived, and I’m almost certain that Pinocchio didn’t meet Rumpel back in the Enchanted Forest. so, that’s also out of the question. I’m going off of facts from the show.
Yeah, the fact that Mr. Gold didnāt have his memories until Emma arrived kind of rules him out as a possible suspect in Henryās adoption. And if August did meet Mr. Gold, Mr. Gold would have recognized him.
So, Iām sticking with the theory that either August or the Blue Fairy had something to do with it. Which wouldnāt speak very highly of their characters since they were willing to give an innocent child to the Evil Queen.
Can someone please explain to me why Rumpel needs to choose between Belle and Baelfire? I’ve read that theory before, and I still don’t understand it. Most people are capable of loving their significant other and their child. So, why does Rumpel need to choose? The show didn’t force Regina to choose between Henry and Daniel, and the show didn’t force Snow to choose between Charming and Emma. So, why does Rumpel need to choose between his true love and his own flesh and blood?
