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Everyone got their happy ending tonight! But how do you think that looks for each character or pair? Did the rabbit take Alice’s daughter to WL one day? Where did Will and Ana end up? Did Alice and Cyrus have any more adventures?
Well I don’t know about the first One but I do believe that as long as these characters are alive the adventure always continues, we just don’t know what it is yet.
[adrotate group="5"]I hope so, Once Season 4 return of Jafar. On another topic let me just say I think Jafar is the best Villain ONCE has had he was everything I wanted from him and more. He was cruel, sadistic evil and all around a joy to watch. I think he was the closest to his Disney counterpart then the other Villain in ONCE so far. They really captured what made the animated Jafar fun, added some backstory but kept the core of the character intact and for that I thank the writers of ONCE WL for putting my ALL TIEM FAVORTIE DISNEY VILLAIN on screen.
I guess it all depends on whether we put more stock on Neal’s actions or Zelena’s influence. Actions do speak louder then words but how much do words effect actions
Or… alternatively; 100% Cora, since… you know… Just because ;P But seriously, if I were to allocate blame percentage – 95% Neal, .5% Zelena, 4.5% unknown forces ;P
Interesting, interesting, I would replace the 4.5% unknown forces with Cora only because she messed up the Wicked Witch, although I wonder what percent of blame Rumple would get. (Most people would consider none) But WR and I were talking earlier and she had a good point to make of Neal’s death being Karma coming back to haunt Rumple.
1. How did Jafar get to WL
2. What happened after Cora left WL
3. How long were Alice and Cyrus together.
4. Why did Knave go to Storybrooke.
Dearest Dark ones fan Although I concede your valid point about the death meaning that the show becomes less predictable, I disagree that it was executed well. Let’s examine some deaths from the past in this show and I will tell you what I mean. exhibit a: Graham the dearly departed huntsman. Graham’s death meant something because ti was the first time we saw a heart controlled. It was also meaningful because graham discovered the truth. Exhibit B: Johanna We met Johanna in the same episode she died and yet she togehter with Eva flushed out Snow’s character and her instinct towards self sacrifice for the greater good. Exhibit C: Cora, her death had an immense amount of irony to it, with Snow telling REgina to put her mother’s heart back, a lot of people did not like Snow Grey as one special called her, but I did appreciate it I just wanted it to go further in terms of realisations about herself. Now we come back around to Neal’s death. What grand revelation was there in this episode? Wow, Zeleena is the wicked witch oh wait let me see we learned all about her in storybrooke in episode 13. Oh, oh, I know it was that rumple is alive, oh wait we learned that in episode 13 too. Oh oh I know it was that Zeleena isstealing the attributes of courage, brain, and heart. oh wait we learned that with night root last episode. Oh well the final revelation is with the dark one vault which we could have learned about any time. There’s the staggering revelation about ‘magic always comes with a price’ but wait we only heard Neal’s dad say that every episode he’s in. So in summary no revelations this episode at all. In conclusion, yes I did hate that they killed off Neal, yes I was emotionally invested in Neal, but the main reason I did it was because the way they placed it it was underwhelming.
I see your point, I too agree the death felt a bit underwhelming (Not how I would have done it myself) and maybe poorly executed. I was talking more in the premises then execution when in the original post but I think you knew that. So I agree yeah Death underwhelming in execution but not in concept.
Did anyone else find it odd that Regina was wearing red gloves? She always wears black gloves. Significant?
I think they are literally going to have a magic battle (boxing)
I noticed that too. I take it Red for the Apple.
