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2nd sneak is out and we now know how that arrow got into Charming’s shoulder.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM50Yyc1APA[adrotate group="5"]You know, what I didn’t quite understand was, if Red only transformed during a full moon or during other specific times. If it was during a full moon, why didn’t Granny just make wear the red cloak during that time? Red didn’t have to wear it the other days if there was no chance of her transforming. Maybe it was not to make her suspicious? She is rather sharp.
Yes, chaise. I knew it was something French!
And yes, the curse probably did pick up some names like that. Btw, I did just tweet Lana. Let’s see if I get a retweet. xDHere are already some ideas:
https://oncepodcast.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=219I think it could very well be the White Rabbit or at least some rabbit. There are quite a few rabbit tales and stories. The carrot thing was too obvious. ALthough it could just be red herring. The producers like to decieve us after all.
Welcome here! With all that knowledge I hope to read some theories! 😉
Love your Beauty and the Beast avatar, btw!…
I’m just seeing hat scene in my head. Regina sitting in that long chair (How is that thing called again? Like a sofa, but only has a back on one corner.) of hers with a clipboard and asking the Genie what name he wants and making up names for everyone else. 😆I think one of the messages of the show is that there isn’t pure evil or pure goodness. I’m surely not defending what Regina has done so far, but we need to learn of the real reason behind it, yet. Yes, she’s evil, but she’s also desperate and lonely, not to mention her affection for Henry (not the healthiest, but it’s there). Pure evil wouldn’t feel anything of the sort. Pure evil doesn’t need a reason for its acts and just does it for the pleasure of doing it. We haven’t seen any of the characters do that so far. They did horrible things, but they always did them because they had a reason. It wasn’t always understandable to us – and it shouldn’t – but they were driven to do them by their emotions, something true evil doesn’t really have.
I like to use Lord Voldemort as an example of pure evil. The guy truly didn’t have any morals, didn’t care for anybody or anything but himself. He did the things he did because he could do it and because he found pleasure in them (and because he thought he was right).Just added the petrified dwarf from the second episode and the box which contained Henry Sr.’s heart.
