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Rancho Santa Margarita, CA – I’ve only lived outside of southern CA for 5 years when we lived in the Seattle area.
This is an interesting thread. I agree with how Henry is acting his age, WeWereCursed! Just blow it up! I think Ruby had a line when they were in the mines – “So, he’s just gonna blow it up?” or something like that. Henry is a natural leader. He just is eleven years old so sometimes his ideas are not well thought out. But I know his heart is in the right place. The more I think about it, the more I see how confused he is by the turn of events since the curse broke. He thought they would all be going THERE – to Fairytale Land– not having people like Hook and Cora come to Storybrooke. On another thread it has been mentioned that there has been a lot more action and drama this season, where last season we got to see more of “normal life’ (whatever that is for these people!!). In Henry’s book, of course he has seen that people die, but it is way different when you see it happening over and over in real life. Even though Archie wasn’t really dead, Henry still had to go through the grieving process for someone he cared about. I would love to see Archie more involved in helping Henry through some of this stuff, as it doesn’t seem like the adults in his life are able to do that.
Here is the link to my photo album from my trip to Steveston last week. (AngieBelle, you’ve already seen these!)
http://www.oncephotos.shutterfly.comIt contains photos of Steveston (before staging), the town being staged for filming and photos from the actual filming (Episode 21).
I agree with Schmacky – I think we are going to see that letting the darkness take over your heart is really what keeps you dark. And I still maintain that we don’t know if Snow’s heart turning dark is actual, or is a trick by Regina to get Snow to see herself as evil.
We also don’t know if Snow’s heart is actually turning dark, or if Regina was able to make it appear as if it were. Regina could have realized in that moment that the potential for Snow to “turn on herself” would do more damage than Regina ever could. So she could have decided to help that process along by showing her a “darkening” heart.
My head is about to explode…did you guys go through this last season at this time too? It just seems so intense with all these reveals all at the same time. I’m still processing that Neal is Bae, and that Snow killed Cora. 🙂
@Pan14 wrote:
Hook is supposed to be an old man, but in OUAT he’s a dashing not quite middle-aged man. He has a Pan-like charm about him. While the Hook we are seeing could just be the way the writers chose to adapt him, I’m thinking there’s more to it.
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I love this theory – but I cracked up at “not quite middle aged” – Hook is definitely not even close to middle aged!! Back to the theory – I also think that K and H are doing a massive misdirection by revealing the episode names, and the dropping off all the little hints- so that we would all assume that Bae and Pan are one and the same. It is a way more interesting story if Hook is actually Pan. And that he might not be the traditional Hook we know in the story. But what is Nealfire’s connection to Hook then? It seems like just making him a lost boy is not enough for a major character. Personally I will not be disappointed either way- I’m just very excited about the possibility of someone,anyone going to Neverland.
Also, if Nealfire is NOT Pan, what is the connection to Tamara? is she from another story altogether? I am still holding on to her as Tinker Bell.
I agree, Naomi – and I have LOVED this kid from the beginning. Now he is just annoying me…but maybe that is the point. I think we are going to get a major separation in this family, instigated by Henry, by season’s end. I think it’s going to be Henry and Neal going to Neverland and maybe the others trying to follow? The only person Henry seems to like or trust right now is Neal. Make this guy a series regular!!
