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Well, one article mentioned that we’ll apparently get an in-show reason to explain the Tom Ellis Robin Hood from Season 2, and why he didn’t have a lion tattoo
Forever *twitching* over that still. There is no reason to try and explain it. Especially since Belle recognized Sean even though she only met Tom
Okay, I think the way they’re going to explain this is that there’s two Robin Hood’s. I think it was the E! article that specified Sean’s Robin Hood is just Robin Hood and not Robin of Loxley, which is the traditional Robin Hood most of us know. Which is still odd considering there’s only one Marian and we’ve seen both Sean’s Robin and Tom’s Robin with the same actress.
But does Rumple feel bad for what he did to Belle? Does he?!! Because the writers have not shown us a scene where he actually expresses that he’s sorry for what he did to her. All he’s done since coming back is stalk Belle and violate her most important relationships, thinking that Will stole Belle when she had every right to move on and find her happiness.
I would be shocked if at the end of this arc that Rumple’s motivation for what he’s doing is for Belle. But I think ultimately, it’s so he can have it all. Power and Belle. I mean, one of the first acts back was take back the dagger from Belle by giving a poor imitation of his arch nemesis.
IMO, the difference between Rumple and Hook is regret. Rumple didn’t show any in 4A. Hook did, time and again, even after he knew what he did was wrong.
I realize Rumple likes to take on mannerisms and such, according to the location he’s visiting but that accent in that clip, sounds so ridiculous!
At least we know now what that elixir thing is. Rumple’s heart is breaking, or wounded. Can’t say I feel bad for him when he everything that resulted in his banishment in the 4A finale (which he rightfully deserved). If Rumple even dies this season, I doubt I’d feel bad for him.
I think it comes more from a place of shock and horror….everyone expected so much from Snowing, that it wouldn’t even cross anyone’s minds that they would be capable of committing such a heinous act! I’ve been saying it since Season 1, so it didn’t really come as too much of a shock
I think you’re right. The thing with Snowing though is that Charming is the follower whilst Snow is the leader. Charming is more into letting the dice fall where they may and crossing that bridge when they get to it, whereas Snow is more high strung but includes Charming in the blame for her past mistakes.
I agree. This past episode especially made that super evident. We didn’t even see Charming fight Snow on wanting to steal Mal’s baby. He just went along with it, even though the rational that if it’s a monster anyway, what difference does it make?
I’m not sure if they’re the same thing. I don’t remember Regina saying a chant or something before enacting the curse, just gathering all the ingredients and casting it.
If she did say something, I think it was probably more for dramatic effect; rather the citing of a curse.
I have an issue with that spell, like was it even a legitimate spell? I think all it did was open up the portal and send Lily to our world. I don’t think anything was actually transferred from Emma to Lily. Because like the apprentice said, all babies are blank slates anyway. There’s nothing to transfer.
I’m not sure how upset I can be with Snow’s decision to swap the babies’s goodness/evilness, especially if her choice was somehow influenced by the Author’s manipulations.
I think, the only part I’m upset with is Charming’s little pep talk in the nursery. That he and Snow can somehow atone for what they did and brush it away like it never happened by trying to be good and pure from now on.
