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I agree. Have hope (it’s what this show is about right?) but also prepare yourself for any outcome.
The only thing I want to add is just a reminder because I don’t think we’ll have this problem *here* but y’know….getting ahead of anything potential.
When it happens and to whomever it happens, remember that people are going to be upset–whether they saw it coming or not. People you talk to on a daily basis, people you might even consider friends are going to be sad, hurt, frustrated, angry and disappointed. Sympathy instead of gloating or rejoicing, yeah?
Absolutely, nor should any of us quickly place the blame on any specific part of the fandom. It’s understandable for people to be upset, but I don’t want to see them lashing out their frustration and hate on other people. The way I see it, the appropriate action would be to either come to acceptance for the show going that route or if it’s too much to handle then simply consider dropping the show. This was a decision that Adam and Eddy carefully had to consider, and it is out of our control. Let’s be well mannered adults about this when the time comes.
[adrotate group="5"]Just realised Raphael instagramed a pic of Vancouver a couple days ago
I believe they tend to start episodes on Thursdays? So it sounds like we have some town folk in 321. Whale makes sense if this is Snow giving birth. So maybe Granny and the Dwarves can’t be far behind.
Filming per episode is roughly 7-8 days. For example, 320 actually started filming on a Monday, March 3rd. So it seems like it switches off between Mondays and Thursdays.
I felt this needed to be said. Not pinpointing the death to any specific person, but I really do feel like none of us should be putting all of our eggs in one basket. While we all have our own reasons for thinking somebody is safe or why we don’t think their death would make sense, at the same time having TOO much hope could backfire big time. Not saying to stop having hope, but we should always consider that possibility that we could be dead wrong (pardon the pun). It’s one thing to constantly not wish death on our favorite characters, but to constantly feel 100% convinced they are safe may not be the best way to go about it. Just saying, everyone should prepare themselves for any outcome, because having 100% hope up until it happens could make it even more painful once it does happen.
But this goes back to a question I asked a page ago: if there are things picking people off in the woods, then WHY are people camping there??? I mean, they have houses where flying creatures of doom will not come get them.
Beats me, but I feel they had that line in there for a reason.
I suspect that Neal is one of the people hiding out in the woods, and he’s not a monkey. After all, he’s spent over 100 years in Neverland. Hiding out in the woods wouldn’t be all that different to hiding out in a jungle.
We also have this photo of MRJ filming in what appears to be in the woods during the filming of 315: https://twitter.com/jenmorrisonlive/status/421038201638121472
Here’s an interesting theory. What if prior to becoming a flying monkey, Walsh started out as the Tin Man? Think about it. He owned a furniture store, which could tie into his occupation as a woodsman. He also wanted to win Emma’s heart. Perhaps Zelena promised the Tin Man a love life in exchange for servitude, and walla he’s a disguised flying monkey dating Emma. Of course Walsh could simply just be a flying monkey and nothing more, but hey why not share a theory.
