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Oh, I completely agree! This was, by far, the GREATEST SHOW THIS SHOW HAS EVER HAD!!! Absolutely phenomenal! It added so many tragic layers to Mr. Gold/Rumpel’s story. Damn, Rumpel’s had a pretty piss poor life, hasn’t he? He’s quickly become the show’s most tragic character. He’s the only character that inspires any emotional reaction from me. I loved him before this episode aired, but now, I’m a hopelessly obsessed fangirl. Thank you OUAT. Now I have another show to distract me from my midterms.

[midnight dreary]

Hmm…I’m not sure how to feel about this episode. Last week, the show dropped so many bombshells on our heads. Mr. Gold being aware of his past life, Belle being alive, Rumpel was in love…IT WAS EPIC!!! But this week, the show didn’t even agknowledge that those things happened. First of all, there was no Mr. Gold (AN OUTRAGE!!!) and Regina didn’t mention their jail cell conversation. So, this episode, as far as mythology and actual plot develoment goes, was a bit of a disappointment.

Having said that, this episode was very good at creating some very good character development. I’m glad Mary M. is finally standing up for herself. She needs to find the strength that Snow White had back in Fairytale land. And David…*Facepalm*…what are you doing dude?

And as far as the stranger, here are my theories:
1. He’s a Grimm Brother
2. Regina’s son
3. Emma’s Prince
4. Big Bad Wolf
5. Pinocchio

I know, these theories have already been presented, but hey.

[midnight dreary]

So, this is where are all of the intelligent OUAT fans are hanging out? I’m loving everyone’s theories. You guys are blowing my mind right now. Great work!

[midnight dreary]

Yeah, she’s obviously a role model. I wouldn’t express one ounce of concern if my children were hanging around her either. She’s a delicate little flower. 😆 😆 😆

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