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They say he Blue Fairy enchanted the quill.
I think, like hjbau, that RUmple just wanted that wand. The question raised is, for what? He didn’t need the wands powers to make Cinderella’s dress or anything really. He already had great power at that time. At least we never see him use that wand for any of his other deals.
[adrotate group="5"]@jondavidcarroll: Please use the spoiler tag for such information. If you are not sure what a spoiler is in this forum, DanielJLewis has a post regarding that .
You’re right hjbau and your last sentence just reminded me of something. Snow did have that fairy dust and she wanted to use it on Regina. She might’ve tried to kill her before … On the other hand, Snow wanted to leave the EQ’s kingdom and go somewhere far away. That implies, she doesn’t want to do anything and only has the dust for an emergency.
Back to the original questions:
I think those black guards/the EQ’s guards are either on her side because they like her ways, don’t care, are afraid or have lost their hearts to her (literally). The other guards are still loyal to Snow. THAT is why she needs the huntsmen. She can’t take her own guards, not only because they’re loyal to Snow, but because even if she did use a soldier on her side, the others would know, she sent him. That’s my two pence.Welcome to the forum, enjoy the reading! @FairyCutie86 wrote:
the Oscars are my football
Loved that one! 😀
I don’t mean the live broadcast, I mean here on the site. The Podcast notes …
I’ll write him, thanks NONNIE! 🙂Taking a break from my essay endspurt and re-watching the episode.
Earlier in the post (or maybe another) we discussed over what could come back by Emma drinking the water. We speculated about memories, etc. We overlooked the obvious: just after her drink with August, she finds Henry’s book! Of course it’s really given to her by August, but she doesn’t know that. When she gives the book back to Henry and he asks her how she got it and she explains it to him, he wonders that it’s strange. Her answer: “What other explanation is there?” The look on her face and the intonation of how she delivers the line, seem as if she’s thinking about what August told her about the water. For August to give her back the book immediately after having her drink from the “magic” water, thus is to make her believe in magic, just as someone posted earlier here.Ok, just looked back on the posts here. It seems the whole water theory is somewhere else, but I can’t find it right now, sorry.
