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I did not like Emmma’s whole “I’m the savior!” I don’t…
The best part? “Saviors never have a moment to themselves cuz this is the price of magic” ect. and BOOM rumple finally manages to open those doors. Poor Rumpel the price of being HIM is that he doesn’t even have time to TALK about being a savior
I would like to learn about Rumple’s mom. Who was she?
My honest opinion…no one special. I think more than likely she was a peasant girl who had one night with Malcolm, got pregnant, died in childbirth, and left Rumple with Malcolm. The way they tell Rumple’s story is that it has to be tragic through and through and having a mother who loved him and cared for him, doesn’t fit the bill.
no, no, and no! #1 I cannot possibly imagine Malcolm the game-player, immature, irresponsible raising an infant – no way in hell. #2 just because it has to be tragic doesn’t mean he couldn’t have had a mother who cared about him at some point maybe she died and Malcolm got stuck with him – that’s why Malcolm wanted to be free to fly. he felt stuck with Rumpelstiltskin.
Source: http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Peter_Pan_(character)
IIRC, I brought that tidbit to the forums a week or so after season 2 ended. Back then there were people in denial that Peter was going to be a villain and were trying to find loopholes, to which I countered that for all his heroic portrayals in media Pan’s personality curiously seemed to be defined by far more negative traits than positive ones, citing Wikipedia and the article above as sources.
ha ha I was one of those in denial!
I think he would have dumped Rumple as soon as the mother died or whatever, but rumple, having no one else, just kept “tagging along” or following him. Malcolm was just indifferent to that
So when I first read the question you posed as a title I literally went “nope.” Especially because I just rewatched 304 and the stuff he says to Rumple around the fire in the flashback….omg. Wow
he literally TOLD him “you are unloved lonely lost boy or something like that. so no, he did not love Rumpel at all
If we want the bleakest scenario possible, then Malcolm could have done worse: he could have killed Rumple for example. Or left him on the streets as a baby.
We don’t know when or why his mother went out of the picture. did she die and Rumpel just followed his dad everywhere? until Malcolm got tired of it and left him with the spinsters maybe she also left, I don’t know
I think Rumple will be the “hope” in Pandora’s box
well, he David’s only hope. he’s always someone’s only hope at one time or anther
I don’t believe that at all. Some characters have always been sympathetic to Rumple–Belle for instance. And Emma has never seen him as a monster, more like a cunning man who knows more than he lets on.
only Belle. not even Neal and certainly not Emma was ever sympathetic toward Gold
Yes we understand but now so do our characters, most imporantly NEAL. Nealfire needs to see his fathers past so that they can begin to get past the hurt and have a future.
no. this is the problem, Neal doesn’t know about that bean or about the doll or about ANYTHING that his father suffered. only that his father’s father is evil and that he abandoned him for youth. wait, I don’t even think he knows that much. so it’s not enough after being so mean to him that whole time.
But despite their boldest best efforts to right this horrible wrong, Kitsis must warn, “Peter Pan does not go down easy.” Once Upon a Time’s fall finale airs Sunday, Dec. 15.
why do I get the feeling that the thing that’ll come out of that Pandora box will not be the Rumpel we know…? Pan might have turned himself into his son or somesuchthing
martymcfly wrote:but, Happy Endings, who wrote all that?
Did you not read my post it is from the ABC website: http://abc.go.com/shows/once-upon-a-time/blogs/storybook/5-reasons-why-peter-pan-is-creeping-us-out
yeah, but who writes for the website? someone who is in on all the spoilers?
