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Wait, there are 16 doors? 😮 😮 😮 I could have sworn there was only 7. I really need to start paying more attention. 😆
In my opinion:
# 6 is Oz
# 7 is the Gingerbread Man’s realm
# 8 is Neverland
# 10 and 12 are related to Mulan
# 15 is Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.[adrotate group="5"]Aww! Belle and Rumpel have their own separate themes! 😀 😀 😀
*Sniffle Sniffle* Don’t look at me! I’m crying too much! 😥 😥 😥
@Dorothy wrote:
Belle vs. Regina, that’s a cat fight waiting to happen. 😀
On the other hand, it’d be really cool if Belle were able to escape from the Psych Ward right before Regina could pull her out as her trump card. She’d open the door and surprise! No Belle inside! Then they could dedicate half an episode of Belle’s awesome escape and running loose through Storybrooke. 😀
I’D LOVE THAT!!!
Regina’s ultimate trump card running loose through Storbrooke…TAKE IT REGINA!!! :ugeek: :ugeek: :ugeek:😆 😆 😆
@mickey wrote:
Oh, I wanted to post a reply, but An Empty Heart was quicker and managed to address most of the things I wanted spot on.
There is one thing I wanted to add. Rumple didn’t see the Dark One as a human being. To him it was an evil magical creature whose powers the duke used to terrorize the people of his land
( he was witness to it). Zoso convinced him to kill it and take over its powers and Rumple believed that he would be able to use them for good, to save his son and other children from the gruesome war. Was it really that bad to want to kill the Dark One? I mean, really?You’re exactly right. The Dark One is a dark mystical being. Almost demonic. As An Empty Heart stated, the Dark One is the fairytale equivilent of the Devil. So, Rumpel killing him really doesn’t have any effect on how I view him.
Hmm, so the writers don’t actually want us to like David, huh. Well, they’re doing too good of a job at doing that. For the love of God, ease up writers. 😆
@*The Looking Glass* wrote:
Yeah, I agree with ALL OF THIS.
Mr. Gold’s character is a hard one to pin down. We’ve seen him do terribly evil things, but at the same time, the writers keep showing us glimpses of his softer side. He’s colored with so many different shades of gray. Hopefully, by the end of the series, he’ll find a way to redeem himself. We’ve already seen that he’s completely capable of love, so the possibility of redemption is certainly there. It all depends. But right now, I’m just enjoying the deliciousness of his character. My ears always perk up when he’s in the room.
That’s what makes Mr. Gold’s character so complex. We know he’s done evil. We’ve seen him demonstrate numerous acts of evil. But the writers keep countering those acts of evil and selfishness with episodes like “Desperate Souls” and “Skin Deep.” Next week’s episode, “The Return,” will undoubtedly do the same thing in presenting Rumpel in a much softer light. I think that’s why there’s so many debates on who’s side is Mr. Gold really on. In the end, I think he’ll side with Emma, but not for the sake of helping her and her family, but so that he can save his family, Baelfire and Belle. His goals and Emma’s goals will find a way to cross paths.
I am convinced that the scene between Emma and Regina is a nightmare. I’m not buying it at all. I see through your tricks promo! 😡
^Yeah, and on top of that, didn’t Rumpel tell Regina that Emma would show up on her 28th birthday? Come on Regina, this isn’t rocket science. 😆
