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I’ve been watching videos on youtube where there are plain sexual references in a lot of Disney classics we all love. That when you’re a child watching them, you wouldn’t think to look until you’re an adult and you go back and watch.
But I liken the fairies to the Jedi Order from Star Wars. They serve a higher purpose, to protect and serve. The fairies don’t really protect but their purpose is to serve the people of the Enchanted Forest, keeping the magic flowing and its residents happy. Love would distract a fairy from her cause.
[adrotate group="5"]I hope we don’t see Rumple dying, as MacBeth did, but I can see that like MacBeth who misinterpreted the final prophecy making him believe he is immortal, Rumple is also misinterpreting his own prophecy, only in this instance it’s the inverse–his undoing won’t be his death, but maybe a rebirth of some type.
I agree. There was a thread I started back in season one about Rumple being a tragic hero from Greek mythology and his story fit that perfectly too.
Desperate Souls..first act in Greek tragedy[/url].
The drink reference is making me curious and excited. JMo did talk about it in Comic Con when people were asking about Captain Swan…so….it could also be a diversion tactic where they accidentally drink up the ocean water when they come up from the vortex. It is a tropical drink.. I don’t think Adam and Eddy would let JMo divulge such an important detail. It may be cryptic. My two cents.
I hadn’t thought of that before.
It has to be either:
Ariel, Tinkerbell or Peter Pan.
If it’s Tinkerbell or Peter Pan, I’m going to say he/she will be pictured with Hook.
Even if Cyrus isn’t THE genie we all know from the Disney film, Cyrus could still be Jafar’s genie nemesis. In the movie he wants the lamp so that he can use the Genie to grant his wish of taking over Agrabah. But somehow Cyrus and his bottle got out of Agrabah and ended up in WL where Alice frees (maybe?) him and they go adventure. Jafar learns of of this and strikes a deal with the RQ. She sends Cyrus over the cliff, Alice goes back to FictionalLondon and is put in the asylum. The RQ hands over Cyrus to Jafar who tries to use him but can’t because Cyrus has been freed by TL. Alice comes back to WL with the Knave and Bunny Rabbit to find Cyrus and free him from the clutches of Jafar and the RQ. Jafar realizes that he cannot control Cyrus until he also has control of Alice because their hearts are intertwined. That’s a thought, at least.
that’s deep.
Interesting tweet, obisgirl! What might that mean?! I’ve no clue…
I have my own ideas about what it means but they’re too dirty for here. But I’m pretty sure that these two tweets are related.
@ashleykdavis maybe
— Adam Horowitz (@AdamHorowitzLA) July 24, 2013
@LaurGianni a drink? Oh yeah, I guess you could say he prepares a tropical drink.
— Jane Espenson (@JaneEspenson) August 29, 2013
I am so proud of you Nonnie. I tried so hard to go light on the spoilers at the beginning of last season of Once. The only problem is that ABC released too many sneak peeks. When I finally watched the premiere, it seriously was not difficult to piece the story together. I was not surprised about anything that happened.
It can be tricky, given how the forums, twitter and tumblr flare up when something new comes out but you need to be strong and exercise restraint.
I wish you luck 🙂
For those who want to see/missed/want to catch up/rewatch etc., all of #OnceUponATime season 2 is now on #Netflix ! Hope u check out/enjoy!
— Adam Horowitz (@AdamHorowitzLA) August 30, 2013
kfchimera wrote:
Did they confirm Eric and Liam the Navy Capt are the same character or are these two different ones?
We don’t know yet. Looking at the names, Eric and Liam don’t share anything in common if that makes a difference.
Both characters are for two different episodes. Liam appears first early on in the season and then Eric comes later in 3×06.
