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@Phee wrote:
Basically, I’m not believing it unless and until we actually see it in a Killian flashback.
An Adam and Eddy statement would do as well, but yeah, I’m not taking this at face value yet either.
@Hookian wrote:
Besides he’s already a member of the family as of the last episode.
Eh, I wouldn’t go that far. He seems willing to become part of the family, sure, but out of the six he’s the one with the most tenuous link. Snow, Charming and Rumple are Henry’s grandparents, Emma is Henry’s biological mother and Regina is Henry’s adoptive mother who, despite all her flaws and emotional scars, raised him better than Emma could’ve when she gave him up for adoption; they all have an emotional bond with Henry, which Hook still has to develop. He’s doing this to honor his brief memory of Bae; it’s a start, but it’s not there yet.
Nothing wrong with that. Regina and Rumple both spent the whole season being torn between doing the right way, slowly earning the respect and care from their loved ones, and the easy way, taking what they wanted by force without caring what others thought of that, and it’s only natural that by the finale they’ve come to terms with who they want to be for the sake of those they love, Henry and Bae/Neal. That’s a journey Hook is just beginning to take; he doesn’t have yet a deeper emotional connections with any of the family (unless you count his absolute hatred of Rumple 🙂 ) to justify a more permanent change, I can totally see him ping ponging next season just as Regina and Rumple did on this one.
[adrotate group="5"]Nice!
But I’m so sure about doing this in July. Won’t season 3 start filming July 12? We might get spoilers to discuss after that.
Is it even confirmed that story is meant to be legit? I’m thinking here he could’ve concocted that to get Baelfire to sympathize with him and spill the beans regarding Rumple.
@MysteryKat25 wrote:
BUT there is apparently an issue with going on land in Neverland. Wendy told us this and Hook basically said you can’t leave once you’re there. Obviously some have managed to over time: I believe the curse dragged Smee out, Hook somehow got to where Cora was in the EF, and clearly Bae found a way out eventually but IN GENERAL, it’s not supposed to be done, or at least easily so.
Now, we don’t know what current Neverland is like but Rumple definitely sounded a little scared. Let me repeat that, RUMPLE, aka THE DARK ONE knows that whoever is in charge (Peter Pan, shadow thing, whomever) is nobody to be trifled with.
Honestly, I think it comes down more to Peter being this powerful force in Neverland, controling all of the land’s magic and having a vast army of Lost Ones devoted to his service, than any special magic that forces people to remain in the realm or in the land. Wendy said it herself, once you step foot there The Shadow (AKA Peter Pan) doesn’t let you leave; she was only authorized to because Peter had no interest in keeping her there.
@DanielJLewis wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion. The order may not seem logical because I’m trying to keep the popular stuff near the top.
Fair enough. 🙂
@HappyEndings wrote:
Question: How was Tamara and Greg going to get home if they didn’t have the magic beans ❓
There’s magic in Neverland that allows to travel between worlds that’s not bean related. The Shadow, for example.
@CrownedWithLaurels wrote:
According to Wendy, the shadow started appearing around the same time Bae arrived. So perhaps he was combing London for boys because he can sense blood lines and obviously Baelfire is Henry’s father… kind of like the globe, it leads you to blood relatives… so he was combing through the homes of London because he knew at least that was the general area… ?
This is such an amazing unexpected twist!!It’d be something along those lines, yes. Peter was expecting the boy to come from The Land Without Magic, so only when Bae arrived there did he became a target. Had he remained in FTL he’d likely never have come to PP’s attention.
Yes, that’s gonna be really challenging to do Neal with MAP with Sarah Bolger and Jamie Chung committed to new shows. I’m reminded here of the trouble I’ve read the writers of House MD had when plotting season 8: how to address the finale of season 7, which involved a character that was not going to be able to appear in the premiere because the actress who portrayed her called it quits. They had to fast forward a few months to curb it.
@Phee wrote:
Possibly. He just seemed super intense, and he had ultimate confidence in PP not failing, so he felt like someone in a powerful and favoured position to me.
That particular group of Lost Ones are likely to Peter what the Death Eaters were to Voldemort: his closest associates, his most valuable servants, the people that are most devoted to his cause. He definitely had a Bellatrix Lestrange level of devotion to Peter, didn’t he? 🙂
