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“We should have a party, since we are all here together in one place!” Jefferson was on a roll. “It could be a tea party and we could all have party hats and our own tea cups. Then it will be all ready when Alice shows up!”
Regina arrived back at her house with Apple Cora. (author’s note- I just wanted to write the name-hilarious!)
“We’ll bring the apple turnovers!” Regina offered, while Apple clapped her little hands. “Can I help, Mommy?”
“Pass,” said Henry, who had just returned from his nap.
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@KFChimera wrote:
@RumplesGirl wrote:
I see Granny as being one of those characters that is beloved by the entire town and I think her death will affect a lot of different people in a lot of different ways. I wonder how she dies though. My guess is Tamara kills her with the taser.
I agree. Let’s face it, SB Sheriff Department is so lacking the way they are being written that Tamara could run Granny over with her SUV down Mainstreet and Emma and David would not notice. They don’t have to channel CSI or Sherlock Holmes, but come on, they should at least have gone into the police station. Pinnochio called them from there and the line died. I’d love it if the show poked fun at its own plot-gap-let, but it will probably be death by Taser, explained as heart attack by everyone, until (gasp) they put two and two together at the last minute. Then it is too late to stop Henry being kidnapped by GOAT.
As for Granny’s diner, I think they may reverse the pattern of season one–flashbacks are in SB, present day is in FTL.
There is so much to love about this post that I don’t know where to start. SO TRUE about the Sheriff situation (or lack thereof). Too bad Emma and David are too busy with all the other plots of the show that they can’t sheriff properly! SOMEONE pulled that phone line out of the wall, people!!
Henry being kidnapped by GOAT. I just laugh and laugh. I mean, not AT the actual kidnapping, but that anyone else reading this would be saying “How can someone be kidnapped by a goat?”
I hope we still have scenes in Storybrooke. I love that town.
I completely relate, everyone! I’m much older than most of you. I teach part time out of my home, and I have a lot of down time. Discovering this show in January has made a huge difference in my outlook! I think it”s the message of hope. We have a son that has basically walked away from our family so I am in the need for hope on a daily basis, in addition to my hope in the Lord that he will come back to us. 🙂 This show, the podcasts and these forums help me to focus on what is good about people. You are all amazing!
@RumplesGirl wrote:
Well, I’m sort of glad we’re not getting the full Robin Hood backstory because it feels really late in the season to introduce a whole new character. So obviously Robin (and Marian) have a connection to someone we already know. Yes, Rumple and Belle but I think it’s going to go farther than that. I do think they are Tamara’s parents.
And for those of you who haven’t seen: based on the full synopsis, Keith is probably the Sheriff of Nottingham
I agree that Tamara is a link to this story. What I can’t imagine is how these stories tie together. If Rumple is the other tie to Robin Hood, then wouldn’t Tamara know about Rumple and be seeking him specifically for revenge or to steal his magic? Actually, we don’t really know that she is NOT doing that. But the thought of anyone trying to steal magic from Rumple makes me laugh. She would have to threaten Belle or someone else he loves in order to make that happen.
I’m really really sad about Granny. But it does sound like it might be the end for her. Do we know for sure that Meghan is leaving? I had thought she might be able to do both shows. Love the Eric as Lost Boy and Lost Prince theory – it’s a great way (other than the mermaids) to tie in the two stories.
Neal was still processing the arrival of the yellow bug. The fact that it fell from the sky didn’t seem to bother him.
“Our car!” he exclaimed with glee. Emma shot him a look. “I mean…your car,” he said quickly. “It’s great to see it again.”
Memories rushed through Emma’s brain, memories of times she had tried so hard to forget.
