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I really like how this tied into what Emma said she learned from experience: “Once you screw someone over, there’s no getting them back.”
Only in this case it was Emma who got screwed over, and Lily couldn’t get her back.
[adrotate group="5"]Gold tells her about a way to get rid of her powers altogether
I…what? What? The man who knew that true love was the strongest magic of all and specifically ensured that Emma would be True Love Incarnate is now trying to rob of her that? Like Zelena? The guy who once told her to channel her emotions into protecting people? That she was stronger than she knew? Who had a smile of pride when she did real magic?
But of course. True Love is strongest magic, so it should be enough to fill up the Sorcerer’s Hat… which seems to be all Rumple cares about right now.
The question is whether or not the hat will actually suck in Emma as well. If that’s the case, then Rumple has really reverted back to his old pure evil self.
So it’s not even two episodes stacked together like Season 3 finale, but really just a single episode lasting for two hours?
Wow.
So someone is going to get a shard of (Sidney) glass in their eye, as the earlier episode titles already suggested.
It would definitely be more interesting if it was one of the heroes and not yet another Regina/Rumple evil switch.
I get that after essentially being a slave, Rumple would want to make sure that it never happened again, I just wish it didn’t involve lying. If it really is to have all the power but be free of his curse, then can’t he explain this to Belle? I actually think she’d be supportive given that she saw what it was like when Rumple was controlled. The more Rumple lies, the bigger hole he digs.
I don’t think she would be very supportive, considering that to achieve what he wants, Rumple is going to trap (/kill?) magical beings inside the Sorcerer’s Hat.
She’s in Wonderland. Will was brought to Storybrooke by the second curse, as he was by the original one. Now he’s looking for a way back.
…That would be the simplest explanation, but they’ve probably come up with something way grander.
“Only the Dark One has life eternal! …Oh, and also this Apprentice guy but let’s not get into that.”
Rumple really should’ve followed his own advice.
Remember the conversation he had with Regina while she was burying Cora in the episode “Welcome to Storybrooke”? It’s a pretty similar situation: The death of a family member (Cora/Neal) causes them to seek vengeance on the murderer (Snow/Zelena), but their loved ones (Henry/Belle) don’t want them to go through with it. Now, what did Rumple tell Regina back then? He didn’t tell her to deceive Henry and kill Snow. He told her to give up on vengeance, because she “can’t have everything”. Yet here, Rumple does exactly the opposite: He tries to get everything by deceiving Belle, even having the nerve to propose while doing it. That’s pretty despicable in my opinion.
And this is the second time he’s done this! Did he learn nothing from the Wraith incident?! Like he told Regina, it’s one or the other. And since he chose revenge, he’s now going to lose Belle. She won’t marry him after she finds out about this.
If they make Snow cast this curse, I may never stop yelling.
Maybe it’s Aurora? To get Zelena away from their baby
Snow casting the curse is impossible, since we know whoever cast it had to give up the heart of the thing they loved most.
I could see Aurora doing it if Philip is already dead (killed by WWW?) and they just take the heart from his body.
