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@Phee wrote:
I hope they’ve got a nice secure bomb shelter somewhere to protect them from the wrath of the EvilRegals. 😆
Yes!! We’d get some real life Regina’s out there! 😆
I truly think that scene is a dream sequence. It looks kinda pathetic how everyone is standing around that tree. And it seems weird that there would only be these few people and not the whole town there. If it were true, I’d think they’d gather everyone and kill her publicly. Plus, as I’ve mentioned before, I doubt Charming would let his daughter kill anyone. Remember how he acted with Snow. He’d rather do it himself than let Emma do it. David may not yet have a relationship with Emma, but that scene implies they know whats going on. So, David’s non-existent and Charming’s back in the game and as we’ve seen in the Pilot he’d die to save his daughter.
[adrotate group="5"]I agree. I just watched Desperate Souls and it’s in this episode that we see a first in Emma wanting to be something, to show Henry something. It’s when she realises that she wants to be in Henry’s life. That feeling only increased in the episodes up til now.
I must say, whatever anyone else thinks, Emma is one of the most interesting characters in the series. It’s the character that did the most growing until now (including MM, who also had a great transformation, coming slowly closer to the Snow we know). She did a lot of growing up and I think, whatever happens in the next episodes there’s more coming.
Oooo-k. So Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream and a line from The Golden Bird.
I have a new theorie. I think they use that story as a place holder text, like the Lorem Ipsum. Kitsis&Horowitz probably know the fans will take a close look at whatever they get their hands on, so they use the same story so as not to give anything away.Found it! It’s from The Golden Bird.
The king became very angry at this, and ordered the gardener to keep watch all night under the tree.
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/2591/2591-h/2591-h.htm
You know, the way they always show this story, I’m beginning to think that August might be the fox of the story (a transformed prince, brother to the princess).
Got your point now, charming!
I also thought the scene about the name was about Henry wanting to call her mom. Does he ever call Regina mom? Or at least “My mom …”? All I can recall is him mentioning her not being his mom.
Ever since I saw the new promo with that scene of Henry looking at a teary Emma, I've wondered if that could be the firt time he calls her mom. The time she tells him, she wants to leave town …@hjbau wrote:
and then she wouldn’t be able to leave in the finale because she believes now.
I had the same thought. Maybe she can leave, but once she starts believing she isn’t able anymore. She’s stuck there like everybody else. Then again, Henry was able to leave … Damn, why can’t I ever have a theory where I myself can’t come up with something to contradict it! 🙄
Well, Snow was cast out of the castle pretty fast by Regina after her father died. Although the new sovereign is normally declared right after the old dies, the coronation normally takes place a while later (sometimes weeks). That could be the reason Snow wasn’t crowned and officially a queen, yet.
@the wiz wrote:
Regina in SB seems pretty tame compared to her back story counterparts.
Except the MM/Regina scene in Stable Boy and Regina crushing Graham’s heart in The Heart is a Lonely Hunter.
I had to read twice until I noticed you made that list in general and not concerning Regina … It does fit her quite well.
side note: You added Merlin to your avatar! Is that series good?
@the wiz wrote:
5. Playing the polar opposite of perfect characters who appear to have no dark side of their own.
Hm, I guess this one is arguable. I don’t think Regina sees Snow as having no dark side.
