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@Schmacky wrote:
Would they be just as bad as Regina if they didn’t stop the mob or the wraith? No. Because they didn’t set up the mob or the wraith. Would they be guilty of standing by while someone got hurt/killed? Yes. There’s a difference between that, though, ya know?
So, no… the Charmings would definitely not be the same as Regina if they had stepped back and let the chips fall where they may.
Hm Okay.. well I disagree on that. I believe it is just as bad to be the bystander, if you know it is in your power too stop a bad situation from happening. So in my opinion they would have been just as bad.. But they didn’t stand by and let the chips fall, as you say, so good for them 🙂
[adrotate group="5"]I think what Cora want is too have Regina back and under her control, that is what being a mother means to her.
And the only way I see this going down, is that Cora needs Henry either out of the way or under her control as well. I think Regina will doo everything in her power too make that not happen. She wont let her mother take what she loves most away from her again, like she did Daniel and she wont let Cora trap Henry like she was trapped.
So therefor she will need to finally kill her mother. But a better way to tell that story, like a lot of people have theoriesed, would be Regina sacrificing her own life to set Henry free, so too speak. Though it would be incredibly sad !Schmacky and Elle
I’m curious to know if you think the Charmings would be just as bad as Regina, if they had allowed the angry mob or the wraith to kill her ? Or would it be understandible in your eyes ?
I’m asking this completely unjudgemental of your opinions, just so you know. I’m only curious.@Gypsy wrote:
He came off as a cocky, in love with with himself, bully with a Casanova complex.
That is exactly why I love him 😀
I don’t think he needs to be redeemed. Enough already with all that redemption. He just needs to be Hook, with all the cockyness and piratess’ that is him. More of it if, I was to decide. Let him steal, let him use the people around him for his own benefit and let him seek his revenge, with as much power and passion as possible, that is what makes him delicious.Look if he was a real dude. I would probably hate his guts, but he isn’t he’s a character… so it’s aloved to love all that 😈
@The Fairest wrote:
@medchen wrote:
Maybe then, when Neal opens his door, Emma will just march of with Henry, ready to kick some Rumple butt, for once again setting her up to play his game.. she will think.
I highly doubt Rumpel set it up so that his son falls in love with the savior. If that were true, then he would have found his son already. I don’t think he knows about Neal and Emma.
Uhm ! yes that is what I ment with, SHE will think. I don’t think Rumple knows about Bae.
@Faux Pax wrote:
I think it would be even more interesting if Henry convinces her to let him come along. And when they both show up on Neal’s door step not knowing Bae is really him… 😮 😮 😆
I am so twisted.
You’re right ..! They might just do that. Not sure I would like that very much though. To me that would look really silly. But I doo see there is a very big possibility of that happening 🙄
Maybe then, when Neal opens his door, Emma will just march of with Henry, ready to kick some Rumple butt, for once again setting her up to play his game.. she will think.But I wonder what Neal is up too. Isn’t he supposed to try and find his own way to Storybrook. Now that he knows the curse is broken ??
@slurpeez108 wrote:
@MagicKingdomღ wrote:
. And I seriously hope the reason why she goes off the rails doesn’t have anything to do with Henry not inviting her over for dinner. That would be silly.
Yes, it would be silly for a normal, level-headed person to fly off the rails for not getting a dinner invite. Yet, Regina is an unstable, recovering magic addict without a support network and a crazy, manipulative witch of a mother who’s just arrived in SB. Any threat (real or not) that Regina perceives that she’s losing Henry could be enough to push Regina off the no-magic bandwagon. Plus, with Mr. Gold whispering dangerous thoughts of Regina losing custody of her son, she’s bound to snap at some point.
I don’t think the deal is going to be about her not getting an invite or not. I think too much is being put in to that invitation. That is not going to be THE reason she drops of the ‘no magic wagon’. It’s probably going to be about the threat of loosing Henry to either the Charmings or Cora. The scene in Golds shop with the invite and Henry letting go of her hand, was just a little hint of that happening in the future. I think…
@slurpeez108 wrote:
Also, Regina has a very bad history at misdirecting the blame where her mother is involved. Regina went crazy for something her mother did (killing Daniel) but then proceeded to take out her anger on Snow, who was young and manipulated by Cora. Regina’s anger at what her mother did is disproportionally taken out on the Charmings and everyone else. Cora being in town could seriously take away whatever little sanity Regina managed to recover since the curse was broken. If Regina perceives that Cora could try and take Henry, she may feel the only way to protect him is by resorting to magic, which she doesn’t know Emma has. She might therefore strongly object to the Charmings claim to custody. The promo for 2×10 shows Regina yelling at the Charmings “you're not going to take my son!” and then using magic to violently blow Emma backwards. I'd say the old, rage-fuled Regina could be rearing her head because of her mother's arrival and also because of her perception that the Charmings are excluding Regina from Henry's life (however true or not).
in regards to the spoiler remark. I think in the next couple of episodes we will see Evil popping up its ugly head in the faces of the Charmings. That would be great, I think, to see it from that side now that we have seen good from the ‘evil’ side. If you get my point….sometimes i’m terrible at explaining myself 😉
Oh my …. ! What if that comment from 1×18 “it’s my life”-“You silly girl, it’s mine” Really DOES mean that literally it is Coras ‘life’- Meaning Coras heart is in Regina. Regina don’t necessarily have to have two hearts, what if that deal she mate with Rumple somehow involved her putting her own heart in baby Regina. That would also explain why she has this twisted kind of love for her, because her heart is in her, literally..
I think ‘the good guys’ are going to be the evil looking ones next episode. In the promo when the speakervoice says “and evil…takes a stand” I get the feeling he is refering to Emma, Snow and Charming who is in the picture the moment he says it.
Some people have been theoriesing whether Snow and Emma where really Cora and Hook, because they dress differently in that scene in front of the mayors house. Especially Snow who I don’t believe we’ve ever seen wearing black and brown clothes before.
This could be because they are showing their evil side in this episode. Now the two main ‘evil’ characters have been shown too also have a good side, and so it’s time for ‘the good guys’ too show their bad side.What do you think about this ?
