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Yup. Jiminy is right. The London where the Darlings lived is REAL London, not Victorian London. No it doesn’t make sense. Yes, your questions are pointless. I believe when point blanked asked to explain this, Adam literally tweeted: #Magic!
I’ve long thought the reason they decided to make the Darlings’ London the REAL London was to maintain consistency that the bean was supposed to take Baelfire to the LWM. Plus, it does make sense that it was the 1800s in the LWM during that portion of the timeline. It was the conception of Alice’s Fictional Victorian England starting with OUATiW that really made things messy.
[adrotate group="5"]Final ratings for 609 are in. We stayed at a 1.0 demo, and slightly went down in eyeballs to a 3.27 compared to the initial reports.
http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/11/final-adjusted-tv-ratings-for-sunday_30.html
me Em and Bobby and actually josh the other day all had a lil "dance" in bobbys trailer .
— Giles Matthey (@gilesmatthey) November 30, 2016
The Land without Magic is our world. In season 1, Neal fell down a portal to our world via one of the last magic beans that Blue gave to Rumple. He wanted the magic bean so that he would no longer be magical i.e. no longer the Dark One, so that he be a good father to his son again. However, once the portal was opened, Rumple had a last minute cowardly change of heart, resulting in Neal going down the portal by himself.
The problem is that Baelfire was later taken to Neverland by the Shadow after he was in London. The question being raised is how he got back to our world after being trapped on Neverland for over 100 years. The explanation we sorta got was that he used Pan’s shadow to get back.
She helped send the first one away, and she took the second one herself….
There truly is a suspicious eagerness to her just wanting to take Rumple’s kids from him, which only adds to the Sneaky Fairy Idea! Blue could definetly be up to something!
There is some huge theory running on tumblr, among Rumple Fans.
The theory says that, Black fairy killed Blue long time ago and is pretending to be her all this time. The same theory also says that maybe Black fairy was the one that told Pan about henry , centuries before he was born and that she along with pan, managed to make emma and neal meet to have henry and that were also them that told august who was Neal and made him separate Emma and Neal.
It definitely sounds like a plausible theory. It should also be pointed out that Blue, out of all the people in the entire town, happened to be who Pan’s shadow went after in Storybrooke. If she was really the Black Fairy/Rumple’s mother all this time, it would have given Pan and his shadow a reason to attack her.
I don’t think that anyone can go out of Storybrooke into the Land Without Magic because the Evil Queen put up a barrier. They were definitely at the nuns home, not at the hospital. If Gideon is actually Morpheus then he is going to get a lot older in time for the next episode, so i think it makes more sense that he went somewhere else. Though, i sort of agree that they probably won’t show where the blue fairy took him and because he ages up so fast it won’t matter.
Honestly, i am still on the edge about whether or not i believe that Gideon and Morpheus are the same person. If the writers hadn’t said it explicitly, there is no way i would think it was true. Even if it is true, then Morpheus is being manipulated by someone, somehow.
Here’s a random crack theory, but you never know with this show:
Blue travels in time with Gideon using the Black Fairy’s wand, if it’s established that it was the Black Fairy’s wand that Rumple had Emma use at the end of Season 3 to re-open the time portal. The props match, but they never confirmed if they were indeed meant to be the same. If it really was the same wand, then it can recreate any magic. Blue could have thought that when, not where, was the best place to hide Gideon from Rumple. Then Gideon grows up and re-emerges in present day. Only problem with this theory is that only the ones who used the time portal were able to recreate it, which was why Rumple himself couldn’t. So if this theory comes to pass, either the writers will forget this technicality, or they have some way around it. After all, they got around Regina initially not being able to use the Apprentice’s wand by having her simply say “I didn’t believe in myself enough last time”.
-So THAT’S why we find out this season that the fairies can make themselves human-sized…to make R’s conception and birth possible.
No, this was established as far back as Season 1. We saw Nova in big form, when she met Dreamy/Grumpy. We also saw Tink in big form in Season 3, and Blue even chastised her for “going big for no reason”.
Was so looking forward to working with you today @robertcarlyle_ but that scene was just a snoozer. Hope you'll be better next time.
— Keegan Connor Tracy (@keegolicious) November 29, 2016
@leearenberg @MigMacario @LanaParrilla @FaustinoDiBauda @geoffgustafson #OnceUponATime pic.twitter.com/9kwwDYJ5zP
— Beverley Elliott (@thereelbeverley) November 29, 2016
Guessing Beverley’s photos are from 610, and not 613.
