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@Phee wrote:
He can’t see the future IMO. He decides what he wants to happen, tells people it’s gonna happen, then manipulates them into whatever positions they need to be in to make it happen. End result is it looks like he predicted it when in fact he just engineered the whole situation.
He knew the arrow would hit David because he gave them both the same map, told them both where to go, and I believe that was Cupid’s bow and arrow, so it he knew Snow was destined to shoot Charming with it.
He said he was invested in Snow’s future because he was setting her and Charming up to give him the ingredients to make love, so he could then include their love (ie: Emma) as the antidote to the curse he was planning on creating.
I think that is a fair interpretation. He manipulates situations so they will happen.
@hjbau wrote:
I keep having this horrifying vision that because this scene is by the library clock tower that Charming will yell “Snow” and Snow will yell “Charming” and they will run to each other and say something profound and kiss and then the camera will show the clock shudder to a halt and then pan to them as their faces go blank and confused and they won’t know each other. Oh the horror. I hope that they remember and keep their memories.
Or maybe after Charming & Snow remember, they realize, wait a minute, this isn’t fairytale world. and one of them says, what is it? A land without magic? or something like that. I definitely think the title refers to Storybrooke.
This is from behind the scenes of Skin Deep.
You can see a bit of the title. The only word I can make out is “Her” since Belle’s hands are covering up the rest of the book.
I have a theory about the finale. We know that we will see the huntsman in the finale and possibly Belle — whether that's in Storybrooke or in the fairytale world, we don't know. but my theory is the Evil Queen will order the huntsman to capture Belle.
@mia wrote:
Plus, Regina loved her father dearly. She may have killed him, but he was “the thing she love most”.
I agree.
@Midnight Dreary wrote:
Actually, if you surf the entire fandom, you’ll find that Rumpel and Belle are EXTREMELY popular. Robert Carlyle even commented on it in a recent interview. He talks about the fan’s response towards the end of the video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9YvGdzPCd4
The only people who don’t seem to like it are those who ship Rumpel with Emma or those who never really liked Rumpel to begin with. It’s kind of difficult to estimate the level of popularity of certain characters with just one site.
I think it’s more than that actually. I read on a separate forum that one of the primary reasons they didn’t like the pairing goes back to the Stockholme syndrome. But Belle explained that, if she’s never going to be able to know anyone else, why not him? That was even addressed in the episode when Regina met Belle on the road. So I can understand why some people might have been irked by the pairing.
But thank goodness OUAT is the type of fandom where 😈 ‘shipper wars DON’T exist. I hope it stays that way for a long time. 😀
