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. 😆Once Upon a Time Season 2, Episode 16: “The Miller’s Daughter” is one of the most hyped episodes of the season, and we’re here to add a little more fuel to the fire with a new set of hints and spoilers.
We watched the episode a few weeks ago, and dropped 10 clues about what to expect. Well, we re-watched it — it’s good like that — and we’re back with 10 more. Enjoy!
Read spoilers at your own risk! For more on Wetpaint Entertainment’s philosophy on spoilers, click here.
1. A common, and hotly debated, fan theory about a main character is directly addressed. Does it turn out to be right? Our lips are sealed.
2. Rumplestiltskin (Robert Carlyle) isn’t the only baddie with major humiliation in his/her past.
3. “Henry’s never going to forgive that.”
4. One character questions his/her life goals, and considers giving up everything s/he’s worked for. And no, we’re not talking about the good character that goes bad.
5. On the topic of a good character going bad, we have a feeling there’s going to be intense debate about how dark that character has actually gone.
6. “No, I was able to do it. I chose not to.”
7. Speaking of choosing, a choice one character made in a recent flashback is revisited, with a twist. Will s/he make the same decision twice, or will s/he go down a different path this time?
8. Love can overcome anger and hurt in extreme situations.
9. Someone gets a beautiful reminder of who s/he really is.
10. “I didn’t know you had that in you.” / “Oh, I’m full of love.”
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.Sneak peeks are usually released on either Tuesdays or Thursdays. That has been pretty consistent in the past 6 months I have been following spoilers. I sign up on YOU tube for any OUAT postings there are several you can subscribe to.
I also use Google Alert and Google Reader to sign up for sites that post spoilers, sneak peeks on a regular basis.
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pics from Miller’s Daughter
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Kitsis & Horowitz Clarify Spin-Off Rumors!
Posted by Once Upon A Fan on March 5, 2013 at 2:55 PMFollowing a week of intense rumors, Eddy Kitsis and Adam Horowitz have finally opened up about the supposed “Mad Hatter” spin off.
Speaking with Kristin from E-Online, Eddy and Adam denied recasting the Mad Hatter, with Adam stating: “A lot of it has been very premature,” We’ve just been tinkering with some ideas and it’s not a Mad Hatter spinoff.”
Kitsis added, “In fact, we don’t have plans to recast anyone!”
However, when asked if they have talked to Stan about the spinoff, Kitsis explains, “We knew Sebastian had a limited schedule in the beginning of the year, which is what we said and that hasn’t changed. We love Sebastian and we are probably the heads of the Sebastian Stan fan club, but he’s in demand. We’re not the only ones that love him! Unfortunately, his schedule is nonstop.”
However that does not mean that no spin-off is on the cards. “We do have an idea that may or may not take place in Wonderland that will definitely have some new characters,” Kitsis teases. “But at this point, it’s just kind of us tinkering in the laboratory, so we’re kind of trying to keep it secret before we unleash it.”
This will be kind of its own thing.” Horowitz adds, “If we go forward with this, it’s probably going to be its own thing and then at the appropriate time we will probably let people know many more details.”
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.OUAF Editor Gareth Hughes caught up with writing legend Jane Expenson to discuss this Sunday’s pivotal episode, “The Miller’s Daughter”. It’s a fantastic hour of TV that promises to rip your heart out with several game changing moments that will set the course of season two’s final run of episodes.
Read on as Jane discusses Rumple’s origin story, a new understanding of Cora and the build up to a big season two finale!
The Millers Daughter is being hyped as a big episode since it delves into Cora’s backstory. What can you tease about the episode?
I can say that Rumple has moments with at least three separate characters that will put a lump in your throat. So… three lumps.
Do you expect viewers to gain a new understanding of Cora by the end of the episode. Will they be more or less sympathetic towards her?
Oh, I hope they will be more sympathetic. The more you learn about someone, that’s generally how it goes.
How does Rumple fit into this tale and is it fair to say this will be OUAT’s take on elements within the original fairy tale of Rumplestiltskin
The title of the episode, at least this time, is not a mislead. This is, in fact, our version of the traditional “Miller’s Daughter” story, which is Rumple’s signature story.
The seer’s prophecy about a small child being Rumple’s “undoing” has got all the fans on edge! Will we see elements of that plot play out this year?
Oh yes.
Regina’s had quite a journey this season as well. What can you tease about future developments for our Evil Queen?
It’s been a great year for Regina, and there is going to be a new little glimpse of her backstory in this episode, too.
What was the most difficult scene to write for Millers Daughter? Were elements of the story arc locked down pretty tight, or was there enough room for the plot to take some unplanned turns before arriving at the final script?
The elements of every episode are very much locked into place by the whole staff working together, and by our leaders Eddy Kitsis and Adam Horowitz, before the individual writer starts writing the scenes. But there’s always room for creativity within those bounds. The hardest scene to write was probably the scene with the most action in it. Action can be really fun to write, but I was having so much fun with the talking scenes, I didn’t want to let people stop to fight!
It seems like yesterday that season two premiered and now we are racing towards the finish line. What can you tell us about the direction the show will take as we head towards the season two finale?
I thought the season one finale was amazing and we are barreling toward a season two finale that has that same wonderful sense of satisfaction and culmination. And I’m thrilled that there are some surprises coming up that I haven’t seen anyone guess yet!
Even though it hasn’t been confirmed yet, do you all have an idea over potential story-arcs in season three? Are you confident of a renewal at this stage?
I think we can feel very confident that there will a season three. Eddy and Adam have some ideas for season three— and I bet they’ve got more that they haven’t even told us yet.
Fans can get very emotional over characters and plots within the show. How do you deal with some of the criticism and negativity that sometimes occurs on twitter? Or do you take these reactions as a sign that the storyline is having the desired effect due to the emotions it is generating with fans?
Oh, absolutely, all the passion means that we are doing something very right! The audience is very engaged. The only time I get frustrated is when fans express violent anger about something that they’re sure is going to happen – but that I know isn’t going to happen, that has never even been considered. I can’t tell them they’re frustrated over a non-event, because that would be a spoiler. It’s a very odd position to be in. I want the fans to be transported and entertained; I don’t want them to feel that fandom carries with it the responsibility of keeping the writers from doing any particular thing. I want fandom to be a joy, not a job.
Talking of emotion, can you give any hope to the hundreds of RumBelle fans who write in each week. Will true love prevail or can we expect a roller coaster ride?
Those are not mutually exclusive situations.
Is there a storyline or character on Once that you haven’t had an opportunity to write for that you would like to have a crack at in future?
I’ve been very lucky and have been able to write for almost everyone. But Amy Acker’s character Nova is a fave of mine!. And Emma Caulfield as the Gingerbread witch! I know Amy and Emma from earlier in my career and have great respect for both of them.
Is there any Once character in particular that you feel a special connection to when you write for that character?
I adore Rumple. And of course our trio of amazing women: Snow, Emma and Regina, are all amazing. And the first script I wrote centered on Archie, so I love him. And Belle and Ruby and David and Dr. Whale… I don’t seem to be able to pick one.
How does Once differ from other shows you have worked on. What makes it so special?
A lot of things – the humor and the kind of intricate structuring and the effects are all great. But I think there’s something really special in a show in which almost every character has a name and reputation that arrives before they do, because of the fairy tales. That gives this show something really different and ties it to the narratives of our childhood. That’s powerful.
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A good place to see it is at http://www.youtube.com/user/GoCheeksGohttp://tvline.com/2013/03/05/glee-spoilers-rachel-pregnant-ask-ausiello/
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Question: My son and I watch Once Upon a Time together all the time and he wanted me to ask you if they plan to ever show Goldilocks? —Estée
Ausiello: Goldilocks? No… Not Goldilocks. Another iconic young female literary character, though? Mayyybeeee…
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Question: I am a huge fan of “Rumbelle” on Once Upon a Time. Do you know what is going to happen between those two once Rumple’s back from his trip to the Big Apple? —Mélodie
Ausiello: This Sunday, as Rumple lay dying, he makes a most passionate outpouring to Belle that is sure to make ‘shippers such as yourself kvell. But will it be enough to spark her memory? ”This influx of hearing who you were or are, or even thinking about what you’re supposed to be, obviously sort of goes round and round and round in your mind,” Emilie de Ravin allows. And while it might not bust open Belle’s floodgates ASAP, she says, “There’s always going to be that connection with him in a certain respect.”.
Question: The chemistry between Once Upon a Time‘s Jennifer Morrison and Michael Raymond-James is amazing. What’s next for Neal and Emma? —Patti
Ausiello: In the short-term, as glimpsed in these pics? A bit of side-by-side sword-brandishing. But as for them reconnecting in more intimate ways, “It’s hard for Emma,” says cocreator Eddy Kitsis. “Their dream was Tallahassee, to just go and get regular jobs — and now he’s doing that with [fiancée Tamara]. And since Emma’s the kind of character who has a wall up around her heart, I’m not sure she wants to admit it hurts her, but we’re definitely going to see that it does. And it affects him because we know that he didn’t want to leave her. He’s in love with her. What happened [in “Manhattan”] is a situation that neither of them ever thought would happen, so now what do you do? That’s what a lot of the rest of the season’s about.”
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