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If no one else has claimed it, I would like to be keeper of Snow White’s Glass Coffin. When we saw it at the bottom of the mine at the end of “That Still Small Voice” (Season 1, Episode 5) I think that it might hold some importance in the future.
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I watch Once and enjoy it tremendously! This is probably only the second show that I have ever been so active about online, the first being “Lost”. I enjoy reading through the theories and comments here on these forums, and enjoy the podcast very much. I have only listened to a few podcasts about other TV shows: Lost, Fringe, and now Once.
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I DON’T want the curse to be broken. I think that should happen much later in this series – close to the end. As far as August’s identity, I believe we’ll find that out soon. By the end of the season I would like Emma to believe. It would be interesting next season to see how she would handle that belief in a fairy tale world. Would she try to make the other people in Storybrooke aware of their true past? Will she actively go about trying to break the curse?
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My family and I enjoy “The 10th Kingdom” very much. Great miniseries to watch on a day when you call out sick and just want to lie on the sofa and watch TV! LOL
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@Faithful Reader wrote:
We don’t know who the judge it, but it is fair to say the Regina proably has them in her back pocket.
Just a guess/speculation about who the judge might be: The Knave of Hearts. Of course they might not show the judge now, since there won’t be a murder trial.
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@slurpeez108 wrote:
Also, Henry, who was born in Phoenix, AZ, is not under the power of the curse. Although he lives in SB, he was aging in a town where time stood still (until Emma started the clock again). Henry believes in magic, because of the book and because he is a child who was raised amongst fairy-tale characters (though most of them are cursed and don’t remember).
Do we know how old Henry was when Regina adopted him? Could he have aged outside of Storybrooke, then stopped aging once he came to Storybrooke? Just wondering.
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I feel that the whole ankle incident is important. I’m not sure what it could mean, but the one thing I noticed is that August didn’t get any closer to the hole in which Emma found the chipped part of the shovel. One theory I would like to toss into the theory hat would be this: Perhaps that location is on the border of Storybrooke, and every one of the Fairy Tale Land characters (besides Emma and Henry, of course) physically cannot leave the boundaries of Storybrooke. And the scene we saw of August tripping was him hitting the invisible border/barrier and he could travel no further. It’s just a far-out theory I have, and I believe there is actually a hole in the theory if you look close enough, but I won’t mention that just yet.
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@heroinesandfairydust wrote:
Perhaps there are two hearts for each person? Maybe the curse split the people into different personalities giving them their weaker traits in “reality” because they don’t have the “right” heart and they can only regain who they are by finding their real one or their hearts desire? That’s a bit of a stretch but that was just something I thought of.
I was thinking something similar: I was thinking that each person has a heart in the body, and then another, corresponding heart in the boxes that Regina has control over. By destroying the heart in the box, the person can die.
Of course, this is just my speculation.Keeper of Snow White's Glass Coffin.
I think the scene with August and Henry was important for the overall story. August will turn out to be some crucial person, but I have no interest in speculating if he will turn out to be anyone from FTL. I’m looking forward to learning more about him. Personally, I am not all that interested in the Kathryn’s “murder” story line, and hope that gets resolved quickly. It has serve a purpose in revealing the keys to Emma, and hopefully that will be help lead her on the path of believing.
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