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There’s a good chance that these death rumors are just a bunch of BS. 😆 The media reported that Dr. Hopper was going to be killed off in The Cricket Games, and that turned out to be a fake-out. I wouldn’t be surprised if the same thing happened during the Miller’s Daughter. 😉
[adrotate group="5"]I’ve been wondering about this too. I reckon we’ll learn more about this in episodes 2×18 and 2×19. It looks like those two particular episodes will be Nealfire and August centric.
@Chexmex325 wrote:
Woah! Fiancee hmmm I think it’s interesting that IF Swanfire is endgame (which I believe and hope that it is) that just like her mother, Emma will be breaking up an engagement for twuu luuv 😆
Yeah, this is my thinking as well. This is probably going to develop into a love triangle, which will eventually lead to the end of Neal and Tamara’s engagement.
I’m well versed in the ways of primetime drama, so I already know where this storyline is headed. 😆
GAH!!! YOU GUYS!!!!!!
I absolutely loved this episode! Robert, Jennifer and Michael were all magnificent in it. As a supporter of the Neal=Bae theory, I was skipping around my house for an hour after the episode aired. I just couldn’t help it! 😆 My favorite moments were nearly every scene involving Rumpel/Gold, Nealfire or Emma. They really carried this episode and made it something special. I loved that Nealfire told Rumpel exactly what was on his mind. Rumpel needed to hear it. Poor Rumps was under the delusion that he could just solve all his problems by turning Bae back into a little boy again, but too much has happened. Neal is a completely different person now. My heart broke for both of them.
Ok, Cora and Regina’s plan to take the dagger is just…ugh…come on Regina! You’re my girl! My favorite female character! What are you doing! Henry is too smart for that. He’ll find out the truth sooner or later. I’m hoping that this is just one big trick on Regina’s part. I’d love for it to be revealed that she was secretly playing her mother and at the last minute, turns the tables on her.
Now this whole deal with the prophecy is a a total misdirect. It’s meant to sound like Rumpel may end up killing Henry, or possibly the other way around, but prophecies are never what they seem. They say one thing, but mean something entirely different. For all we know, Rumpel’s undoing could simply mean that Henry will help Rumpel give up his powers. Why knows?
Oh, and Greg…go away. Just…go away…
That’s it. It’s official. I am officially suspicious of the Blue Fairy. After reading this synopsis, I can’t help but think that the Blue Fairy was the one who poisoned Snow’s mother. And now, she also wants to “help” Snow protect Rumpel’s dagger from Cora? Hmmm…
@Vampirefan12 wrote:
I think once Rumple finds out that Henry is his grandson and he was the one in the ”prophecy”, I think he will do anything to keep Henry from turning bad.
I agree. I think the prophecy involving Henry will be the surprise “price” Rumpel is forced to pay for creating the curse. He’ll fight to keep Henry pure, but in the end, he might have to sacrifice himself to secure Henry’s safety. Maybe that will be his redemption at the end of the series? 😥
All these spoilers about the final scene, Henry and the prophecy are freaking me the heck out. 😯
In regards to Henry’s fate, I think it’s tied to Rumpel’s obsession with first-born children. Maybe Rumpel vows to offer up the first born child of the savior in order to secure the safety of Baelfire? 😥
