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Here is a fan theory I read about why the doll is likely associated with Baelfire’s childhood rather than Rumple’s own childhood. Based on what has been shown so far in the show, it makes a lot of sense to me.
Rumple, The Lost Boys, and the Doll
A lot of people are jumping to the conclusion that Rumplestiltskin might have been a lost boy, but this simply does not fit with canon.
What we know about Rumple’s past:
- When he was young, his father went out one night, claiming to fetch water but forgot the bucket. Rumple went after his father to bring him the bucket and watches as two men murder his father. They then notice Rumple and wonder what to do, finally deciding to “take him to the spinners.”
- Presumably, the spinners raised him and gave him his trade (his mother probably had died before then).
- Rumple grew up in the same village and came of age and married Milah.
- Rumple wanted to prove himself and free himself from the taint of his father who was a known coward (running away from his debts). He enlists in the ogre wars, and we know the rest.
There isn’t room for Rumple to be a lost boy. The doll might be from his childhood or most likely the doll belonged to Bae. Rumplestlitskin has just lost his son again, this time he believes for good (“dead is dead, dearie”). What else would make Rumplestiltskin break down like that? Not his own childhood, but his own child.
I totally agree with this the doll is just an image of Bae, to make Rumble feel bad or a voodoo doll of Bae since PP might need something to keep things exciting on the island how else could he control all the shadows?
Also remember Emma stating that only Hook and Regina have been to NL 🙂
[adrotate group="5"]The photo is from Parker Croft, who played Felix so I’m betting so. I’m betting Pan carved up his face. Twisted.
Or Bae did when he tried to leave NL or maybe Hook?
ANAHEIM — Once Upon a Time fans at D23 Expo were treated to a never-before-seen clip from the season three premiere Saturday.
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he upcoming season finds the ABC drama’s heroes and villains traveling from Storybrooke to Neverland to retrieve Henry (Jared S. Gilmore). The clip featured Rumplestiltskin (Robert Carlyle) given an ominous warning from one of Peter Pan’s lost boys, showing viewers that this is not going to be same Pan from children’s bedtime stories.
“When Rumplestiltskin lets us know he is someone to be frightened of, I am frightened,” co-creator Edward Kitsis told D23 attendees during the panel. “Neverland is the heart of darkness, but they’re going into it to save Henry.”
Added co-creator Adam Horowitz: “We’re putting our own spin on it. It’s a little different than what’s been seen before.”
Season three will be split into two batches of 11 episodes, with the first half focusing primarily on Neverland. Of the season three overarching theme, Horowitz said that while season one was about the characters not knowing their real identity and season two was about them remembering, season three will be about them getting “back to their true selves. What better place then Neverland, where everything is stripped away, for them to confront who they are?”
Meanwhile, the creators also teased romantic sparks between Emma (Jennifer Morrison) and Captain Hook (Colin O’Donoghue) and insight, via flashbacks, into how Hook became a pirate.
Belle (Emilie de Ravin) also will return, and the show will introduce Ariel. The creators added that Ursula also is likely to appear — “but you never know because on the show you never know who is the real Ursula,” said Kitsis — and there is also “a good chance of seeing a guy named Eric,” added Horowitz, referring to Ariel’s prince beau.
Horowitz and Kitsis also revealed that on their wish list of characters to incorporate into the show is Rapunzel.
“The key is when and how to honor the character and bring something new,” Horowitz said.
Meanwhile, D23 attendees also got a look at the 19-minute pilot presentation for Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, the OUAT spinoff that debuts in October. (It’s the same one that was screened at Comic-Con in July.)
Wonderland follows a young Alice (Sophie Lowe) in Victorian London who tells of a strange new land that exists on the other side of a rabbit hole. Like OUAT, Wonderland will feature flashbacks that give more insight into the characters. Unlike OUAT, the first season will feature a complete story arc.
“It will be much like a movie, or like how they went on one mission in Star Trek, and another year it was another mission,” Kitsis said.
s for their decision to create an entirely new character — Alice’s love interest, the genie Cyrus (Peter Gadiot) — the creators likened it to OUAT’s Emma, who also was an entirely new creation.
“Alice was curious enough to follow a rabbit into a hole,” Kitsis said. “Naturally she would fall in love with a genie — he’s seen many lives, worlds and places. People ruin their lives for wishes. So they’re kindred spirits.”
While Wonderland is meant to stand on its own — meaning people new to OUAT need not have seen that show — OUAT fans will be treated to “crumbs sprinkled” throughout the series, teased Horowitz.
.http://movies.yahoo.com/news/d23-expo-abc-debuts-once-upon-time-season-050000596.html
The reason PP said Rumble could say isn’t the one that is suppose to say who can stay and who can go?
I predict that the doll was Rumple’s favorite toy as a child and he left it with PP when Rumple left NL to “go grow up”
I don’t think Rumble was a lost boy, as for the doll that is Bae’s either a voodoo doll of Bae, or just a copy of Bae to rub salt in Rumbles wound for letting Bae go.
Ursula is going to be Regina, she study and watch everything about her.
Eric has to be Hook–so he two will have two names like most of everyone else.
The belt is actually a necklace that Tiny wears. It’s in “Tallahassee”. Here is a picture:
[/quoteWhy to go Jo!!!! Thanks again. 😉
ABC’s Once Upon a Time: Behind the Fairy Tale
Catch a special sneak peek of the upcoming season of ABC’s Once Upon a Time and all-new series Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, followed by a Q&A with show creators and executive producers Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz.1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Pacific
