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This being before Lacey could be how Robin knew to steal the wand from Rumple, though that then questions why Rumple didn’t know it was Robin in Lacey, and if it is after Lacey then why didn’t Rumple or Robin recognise each other? This could be another timeline screw up.
Well, one article mentioned that we’ll apparently get an in-show reason to explain the Tom Ellis Robin Hood from Season 2, and why he didn’t have a lion tattoo. Maybe Robin somehow disguised himself with magic, so Rumple wouldn’t recognize him when trying to steal his wand?
So the question really becomes, why did the Apprentice want Lily cast out of the EF? Or was it the Author? Did he think that made a better story.
Based on the Apprentice’s confrontation of the Author, he didn’t personally want Lily cast out of the EF. He said “how dare you make me send that child away.” So yeah, all the Author’s doing.
Honestly, that is all fan speculation just based on the filming spoilers we already know. They don’t know for certain how Rumbelle’s involvement will go down in the next few episodes, because we only see and hear a tiny bit of what is filmed.
Rumple and Pan’s dead body are transferred … somewhere</li>
Chances are, their bodies just magically exploded, and there were no remains.
Yes you’re right she does say that in Miller’s Daughter.
However 1) Cora could be lying 2) Cora could be wrong 3) The writers changed their minds
I think it’s probably 2). Seemed more like she was theorizing. I mean, prior to then, had any Dark One died outside of the typical getting stabbed with the dagger method? Rumple was only dying otherwise because he was mortal when he got attacked by Hook, since he was outside Storybrooke limits with no magic.
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That makes sense. Although if a “nameless” dagger would essentially cause some kind of apocalyptic event, then it seems that the logical thing to do would be to sic the sorcerer’s hat on it, and voilà, excess magic absorbed, problem solved…no?
Actually, some of the reports said something about them looking for an object to help, but couldn’t find it. Maybe they were looking to use the Sorcerer’s hat?
Yes I think that’s exactly what happens. Though we have no confirmation. When Rumple killed Pan and himself, the DO power didn’t seek out anyone else, though possibly because Rumple took the dagger with him?
I think it’s because Rumple was never stripped of his curse when he sacrificed himself. The dagger was still attached to him when he died, and he remained the Dark One when he was brought back. I guess because nobody else stabbed him and became the new Dark One in his place.
