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@PriceofMagic wrote:
Let’s not forget that Zoso insinuated that Bae was not Rumple’s biological son. I think we’re going to see more of Rumple and Milah’s marriage. Perhaps before he went to the ogre wars and just after he returns. I don’t think they will show much of the ogre wars as such because this is a family programme and I imagine the ogre wars to be really gruesome. They’ll probably show snippets revolving around Rumple and his role in the wars and then imply the horror and terror that is involved. Sometimes leaving things up to your audience’s imagination is more effective than actually showing it.
I don’t think Zoso was saying that Bae was not Rumple’s son in the literal sense, but was really just mocking him. Zoso was saying how such a brave boy like Bae could be the son of such a coward.
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@Lil’Red wrote:
This Rumpel costuming looks younger then we’ve seen so far in my opinion…and a prisoner of war: are we going to see Rumpel fighting/fleeing the ogre wars? This is exciting!
Since it’s probably going to be a heavy Baelfire episode: maybe she’ll have a prophecy about Bae (who Milha was probably pregnant with during ogre wars..)
If so, that would explain why Dylan isn’t in the list of guest stars but the actress who plays Milah is. I’d love it if the prophecy is something to do with Bae! Wonder if maybe the Seer tells him that Milah is pregnant, and that’s why he runs away from the war?
I like the idea that the seer’s prophecy could be a reason why Rumple became a coward. The seer could have predicted his death on the battle field, and the sheer thought of that end result terrified him. Like evil, cowardice isn’t born, it’s made. 🙂
@medchen wrote:
What I am waiting impatiently for is the story of the EVIL fairies. I know it is a theory not everyone is on board with…. yet 😉
One day Blue fairy will explode like the dead star that she is, and try to take world domination- No just kidding!! but something along those lines. I want to see some shades to that shiny blue magic she keeps sending out.And more stories on the dream world and what it is about that…the dreamcatcher, the wraith, the sleeping spell ??? Huh ! what do they mean with that stuff ??
August. Come back please, you’re a doll !
Well, Maleficent is actually supposed to be an evil fairy, based on the original Sleeping Beauty story. Maybe in the Once universe, she was originally working with the Blue Fairy like the rest of the fairies, but somehow went rogue. Considering Rumple’s distaste for Fairies, I’m sure he felt no guilt in having Emma slay her for the potion. It would also make sense explaining how Maleficent learned how to wield magic in the first place. Regina and Cora had to learn from Rumple how to learn magic themselves, but I doubt Maleficent did. I’d love to find out how she and Regina came to know each other.
@TheEvilOne wrote:
I would completely love to see Rumple and the Ogre wars. Also a lot more of Jefferson, not only because Alice in Wonderland is my favorite fairytale but because Jefferson has so much potential. Also the return of Maleficent, gosh I was a little dissapointed when they started to get rid of the main characters from Sleeping Beauty, first Maleficent then Prince Philip. I heard somewhere that for the pilot they wanted to kill Charming off but then decided not to. I think they did this to Philip just to see how it would be received but no I do not like it. Hope they find a way to bring him back and I do not mean only in flashbacks.
I think Phillip will be rescued, because why would they even have Cora tell Aurora that Phillip’s soul can be saved? Plus, Aurora and Mulan go off to find a way to save him when we last see them. It wouldn’t have been acknowledged at all if this leads nowhere.
The name ItachiIshtar dates all the way back to 2007. Before that I merely went by Ishtar for a number of years, which is taken from the character Marik Ishtar from Yu-Gi-Oh! The Itachi part is taken from the character Itachi Uchiha in Naruto. For convenience sake, I just stuck with that name ever since.
Kansas in the Wizard of Oz film is not the same type of black and white, but sephia-toned. It’s more of a brownish tint than the greyscale Frankenstein world. Also, Rumple heavily suggests that the Kansas that Dorothy is from is the real world Kansas, and not some fictional version of Kansas. Rumple also specifies that it’s “A Land Without Magic”, hence why he wants to reach it and find Baelfire.
If other stories exists in A Land Without Color, I can see it being other horror stories such as Dracula, The Mummy, The Invisible Man, and The Wolf Man (maybe not, because of Red already being a werewolf).
As for Rumple being able to appear in A Land Without Color presumably without Jefferson’s help, that is another mystery that may or may not be explained. I have a hunch that the producers might have wanted Jefferson appearing in the episode instead, but there could have been a schedule conflict with Sebastian Stan. Sebastian’s involved with a play in New York right now, so it wouldn’t surprise me. Not to mention he’s a busy actor in general.
@EvilQueen wrote:
Not to mention a certain August boy…
From all of the suggestions you’ve mentioned I’d really love to see Jefferson’s story, he’s such an interesting character!
That is something I really did intend on including, but it slipped my mind. It has been added to my original post!
