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Henry’s in danger: After a seer told Rumplestiltskin that the young boy who would lead him to his son would ultimately be his downfall, Rumple set his sights on Henry, suspecting that he’s the boy from the prophecy. Unfortunately, no one will actually find out about Henry’s fate anytime soon. “There’s this really serious creepy undertone to what would normally be normal conversations,” Morrison says. “But the audience will know Rumple is contemplating what to do about Henry, whereas everyone in the room thinks Henry is safe, so it heightens that sense of danger for Henry because there’s no one looking out for him yet because no one knows he’s in danger.”
[adrotate group="5"]Henry’s in danger: After a seer told Rumplestiltskin that the young boy who would lead him to his son would ultimately be his downfall, Rumple set his sights on Henry, suspecting that he’s the boy from the prophecy. Unfortunately, no one will actually find out about Henry’s fate anytime soon. “There’s this really serious creepy undertone to what would normally be normal conversations,” Morrison says. “But the audience will know Rumple is contemplating what to do about Henry, whereas everyone in the room thinks Henry is safe, so it heightens that sense of danger for Henry because there’s no one looking out for him yet because no one knows he’s in danger.”
Here is an interview with the Sheriff. I just posted part of it you can read the rest at.
How does his story intersect with the father and son who somehow stumble upon the town?
I’m not allowed to say a huge amount about that, but in terms of future storylines it makes a lot of sense as something quite revealing that goes on with the father and son that come in. But it’s really bizarre when they do arrive, because no one comes to Storybrooke. Everyone’s a little bit confused, especially Graham, because I think there’s always a second where he allows himself to be bemused by something and then it immediately goes away. And through Regina forcing him, he has to act on something and take command and be the sheriff rather than to just question things. Definitely, without saying too much, there’s big revelations involving the father and son that come in.
@Hooks Spyglass wrote:
Some ansewers from Adam about this episode in the link
http://storybrookemirror.tumblrThat link doesn’t seem to work for me. ❓
Did anyone notice the handshake Regina kind of offer her hand like a Queen would do not to shake like the Guy wanted to do.
Tamara seems to be a normal person, not a FTL counterpart. But she might be a problem in terms of a normal person finding out about magic (but Jane said she could totally be lying).
Here is some good tips on an interview with Jane Espenson
http://thestraggletag.tumblr.com/post/4 … -interview
http://thestraggletag.tumblr.com/post/45242358500/highlights-from-jane-espensons-interview
@RumplesGirl wrote:
@HappyEndings wrote:
The death is prorbably August 💡
Adult August maybe, but spoiler pics from episode 18 show that he will be turned back into a little boy by the Blue Fairy. So technically Pinocchio is still alive, but adult August is gone
So don’t you think they will claim that as the Death? ❓
If not I hope it is that stupid little Cricket, I can’t stand that Cricket!!!
@wackyoncer wrote:
@RumplesGirl wrote:
Wow Regina. That second peak with Snow is really quite sad. Regina seems quite pleased with herself right then. And how many times has Snow made that bird house speech?
Oooh. I love Charming in the third one. Very Prince Charming, reminding Rumple that they are family and that now Rumple owes MM.
So right about the bird speech! When I saw it, I thought :OMG, has she been saying the same thing for EVERY DAY for 28 years?” 😆
Yea, I wonder that too did you notice how short MM hair was too 😮
This episode doesn’t really look very good to me in fact it looks boring, mixing what we already saw in with the new stuff doesn’t cut it in my opinion.
