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That sounds seriously scary. The mother in Black Swan was really horrible … The whole film was a nightmare as it is … (Really good acting, though.)
I bet Regina used to be a really sweet girl, but the influence of her mother changed her. And of course her lost love.
[adrotate group="5"]I agree with Nightreader that it won’t be the water.
A very cheesy theory is that the curse will be broken once Emma finds her true love … Along the journey to that ending, more and more people start to remember who they are. Emma is changing things in SB, getting happy endings to happen again (Cinderella, Hänsel&Gretel). I believe in the end she’ll have to find her own and only then will the curse be truly broken.
Corny, I know, but so are many fairy tales.
She could also have tied James herself so that he doesn't prevent her from going after the EQ.
The arrow Snow has in her hand in the last picture looks a lot like the one in James' shoulder … She could have shot im accidentally and when she sees the guards coming she flees, because she herself doesn't want to get caught. If she doesn't remember James, then she has no reason to safe him. Although it would be against her character somehow …That was my first thought, too, King Arthur! She’s blond …
I like the white rabbit stuffed animal. 🙂 He’s wearing the same coloured jacket as his Disney counterpart.Oh my, I want that red cape!!
Snow looks soo funny, hahaha. She actually met the dwarves before, but didn't remember …Just read the story in my book.
Maybe they’ll use the story in connection with Prince James or with the big bad wolf (it’s a fox in the book, but they could change that). Would make an interesting plot twist. 🙂
You can also read the Grimm tales online here (in six different languages):
http://www.grimmstories.com/en/grimm_fairy-tales/indexHeya,
I joined Twitter a few weeks ago and also didn’t quite know how it worked. It’s really simple!And yes, you do it like that. make sure there is a space after his Twitter-name or else it won’t send it.
You said you wouldn’t ask, but here’s the cliff-notes version. 😉
# The famous hashtags are put before a word to make it more searchable. For example: “I’m watching #OUaT” (instead of: “I’m watching OUaT”). Twitter keeps track of all the # people use and if a word with # reaches a certain number it can turn to a trend. On sunday obviously #Oscars was trending. 😉 Trending simply is there to see what the topics most Twitter-users are talking about are … At least as far as I understood it.
The retweets or RT: If you like my tweet “I’m watching #OUaT” and you want to post it on your wall you simply klick the retweet button. You cannot comment on that retweet. If you want to comment the tweet or say something to me, simply klick reply. If you want to comment my tweet and make it so people also see the original tweet in your tweet (oh god, I hope that’s understandable …) you write “Great episode, isn’t it?! RT @miarosenstiel ‘I’m watching #OUaT’ “.
Well, that’s really all you need to know. 🙂 Oh yeah, here’s a really good site with Twitter abbreviations, if you ever have trouble with them (some post are practically made of just abbreviations. xD):
