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Bobby is wearing fairytale land clothing…but not makeup……?
X Curious.It’s an AU Car!
If the AU is Opposite!World, Emma should be driving a Mack truck.
Actually, that pic makes a lot of sense. Charming is everything that Rumple is not. Plus, Charming is the ideal man, valiant, brave, kind…all the things that Rumple as a whole is not. I can see Rumple taking on this role when everything gets flipped.
AU! car, I love it! Watch it be that way when the episode airs. Emma’s car has suffered so much abuse this season, first from being torn apart in the 4×12 and now being set on fire.
[adrotate group="5"]I think we all knew as soon as those pics of Neal leaked meeting Emma in Manhattan that he was likely Baelfire too. So, this big reveal that Lily is Mal’s daughter is actually the second worst kept secret.
Or maybe it’s the third worst kept secret. Since I think we all figured out early on that Zelena was Regina’s sister.
But we know Robin didn’t kill Zelena. Rumples does that.
No….not that Robin kills Zelena, but that Robin Hood was a thief with no morals or values…from whomever he steals, he killed. Kinda like an assassin and thief at the same time…least in his dark dark days.
That doesn’t sound like him. Anyway, we’ll see whatever this dark past means this coming Sunday. But I have a feeling, it’s not as dark as Regina’s.
Attraction almost always comes first in any kind of relationship anyway, so it makes sense attraction would be there first and then later develop into love.
Now, lets read that dialogue again. 1) A unicorn led us to rip Mal’s child away (unicorns made me do it?) Quote
I think what Snow was referring to here is the first scene in the episode when she and Charming tracked the unicorn and both her and Charming had two different visions. Charming saw an innocent baby (Emma) and Snow saw a teenage, devil-child Emma.
Which, FYI, no one thought of the comparison of why Snow saw teenage Emma vs. an innocent child (what Charming saw)? It doesn’t happen with every child, but typically because it is the teen years, they may or may not be violent. Teen years are typically referred to as the horror years.
What does that say about adolescence? That being a teenager with hormones makes you susceptible to being evil?
I don’t agree with this. Robin feeling some sort of connection to Regina I can buy, Robin being in love with Regina from “when he first met her” not so much. Why would he instantly be in love with a woman known as the “evil queen”? developing feelings for Regina over the course of the year I could understand (even though Regina kept rejecting him and insulting him rather than reciprocating his feelings which kind of begs the question why he kept pursuing her despite her being horrible to him) but Robin instantly being in love with Regina is a bit too much to be believable.
I agree too. I don’t think Robin was in love with her when he first met and Regina was definitely not in love with Robin when she first met him. In fact, there’s even an interview where Lana stated that it’s not love at first sight for Regina because she wasn’t in that mindset. I can however buy some kind of attraction on Robin’s part towards Regina, but not love at first sight.
You do see them cross paths, but it’s not love at first sight. That’s partially because Regina just isn’t open to that. She doesn’t see what’s standing right in front of her. But then again, she’s consumed with the loss of her son and her heart is broken. It’s the last thing she needs right now — a relationship. She doesn’t even see it. Robin Hood fancies her — even though she’s this Evil Queen. I think he sees the goodness in her heart, but Regina’s just not ready for that next step.
It also occurred to me, Outlaw Queen had two first meetings; first, in the EF obviously and then again, in Storybrooke. What Sean could mean is that when he met Regina in Storybrooke, he fell in love with her at first sight then.
Somehow, I doubt Robin’s past is as dark as Regina’s. I mean, obviously he didn’t or failed to kill Zelena. I think when Robin says he has a dark past, generally, it means he was a dishonorable thief. He stole from the poor, stealing to help himself rather than to help other people. I mean, we even learned earlier this season, Robin learned how to be an honorable thief from Marian.
I TOTALLY agree, Pan. That’s why it’s difficult for me to judge what were Snowing’s actions, what was free will and what was controlled by the Author. Because if the Author made Snow make that decision, to do what she did, then there’s hardly any room to blame Snow because she wasn’t in control of her actions.
