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@slurpeez108 wrote:
It could have been on Hook’s ship, from which Cora wanted to retrieve her important items (such as her own heart) in Tiny. Maybe Cora then added her heart to the family mausoleum thinking Regina was now her ally.
I like that theory.
[adrotate group="5"]@Schmacky wrote:
Darn, Tamara hasn’t done a darn thing but smile and offer her car up. What could she possibly have done as a character in the 20 seconds we saw her to warrant such hate?
Exactly. We don’t know anything else about her character at this point, other than being Neal’s fiance.
I can see Gold using Emma as a catalyst for a father-son reconciliation, but I don’t see a future relationship between her and Neal.
Remember, Henry was adopted when he was only a week old and I think Adam and Eddie said that we would be seeing Storybrooke during the first week of the curse.
@RumplesGirl wrote:
My money is on a Young Greg. Have we seen him in actual Storybrooke? Or just on set? To me, that’s a big difference. If he’s in SB, then he’s a FTL character, but if he’s just on set, it could be outside the town and I think we’re going to see that Greg has some history with SB.
I think I saw somewhere that he was in a scene with Regina and since this is the flashback episode, Owen might be the little boy who inspired Regina to adopt.
Thanks for the scheduling update ItachiIshtar. 👿 😈 It’s horrible we get another hiatus coming and even worse, that it will be longer. 😥
Henry was great last season. This season, he seems kind of flip-floppy to me. He wanted Regina to stop using magic and she did that, going cold turkey until Cora popped up in Storybrooke and she was forced to use magic. And he was like, so this is magic, cool.
And now, he’s mad at Emma for lying. The thing that really gets me is comparing Emma lying to Regina because I know they’re not the same. I’m still waiting for him to have a mini meltdown and reveal how lost he felt about believing in his fairytales and hearing how Regina treated him like he was crazy but actually he wasn’t. Maybe then, he’ll see the difference and forgive Emma.
@Elle wrote:
Part of the blame, I think, should go to Neal/Baelfire. He knows he hurt Emma and he knows why she lied. He should sit Henry down and talk to him, tell him what really happened and why Emma is hurt and angry and uncomfortable around him. Instead, he just stood there and let Henry talk down to his mother.
I agree.
