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As far as the Pied Piper stuff goes, I definitely see it being PP, BUT I also see elements of Rumple in the Pied Piper story.
The Pied Piper saves a lot of children at some point, which is a lot like Rumple ending the Ogre Wars and bringing all the children home. In the Pied Piper, the parents don’t pay the piper for saving their children, so he uses his music to steal them from their parents. (or something).
Is it possible that Rumple and PP both share elements of the Pied Piper, which could tie into them being brothers somehow? idk.
I really want to see Rumple end the Ogre Wars and bring all the children home. It’s like one of the first things he does as the Dark One. Showing it any earlier than now might have portrayed Rumple as too much of a hero, but i’m hoping to see it this season.
[adrotate group="5"]Personally, I think TRUE LOVE ranks higher than marriage. At least on the show. Regina’s marriage was a sham anyway. She didn’t love him. For me, it’s not adultery.
Leopold wanted Regina more for Snow than himself.
AND you know what else! Had Regina had the goodness of true love, she probably wouldn’t have murdered her husband, the king.
So I’m definitely pro adultery if it can stop a murder, which was exactly the kind of darkness Tink was trying to stop with her encouragement. It’s a moral dilemma for sure, but in this case, adultery would have resulted in a lot of good. (which would have ruined the show)
I wonder if Rumple will have trouble believing that Neal is real, as in, he’s here but not here in the same way Belle was.
I’m thinking Pan sent the seer to Rumple, knowing he would steal the ability for himself, thus setting into motion everything. Pan probably did that thing to her eyes, too.
Also, I’m pretty sure Pan has ties to the Blue Fairy. If he was telling the truth about needing to save magic with Henry’s heart, then BF is still good, but also still sneaky. I wonder if Peter Pan is like the half-fairy son of Blue Fairy. It would explain some of her coldness in a way if she was burned by a rebellious act when she was younger, resulting in a pregnancy.
Blue Fairy’s power of belief definitely seems to link to Neverland, which Tamara said was the “mother load of magic.”
My endgame:
Couples: Emma and Neal, Hook and Regina, Rumple and Bell, Snow and charming (obviously)… not sure I care much after that.
Final scenes of the show: (my prediction) I’m pretty sure everyone is going to realize they belong in FTL. Even Emma. She’s set on staying in the world she knows, but she’s eventually going to accept it’s not her home. She’ll go to FTL just because that’s what Henry wants, if nothing else.
Someway, somehow, our characters are going to find a portal to take everyone in Storybrooke back to their own lands.
Since the fail safe diamond is still around, I’m thinking Grumpy will strike it with his mining tool after everyone in town has gone through the portal. As Storybrook turns into thick forest again, Grumpy enters the portal, the portal closes, and that’s the end.
Thinking of LOST, maybe Peter Pan just wants to leave Neverland and can’t. Maybe he needs Henry’s heart to make the fairy dust work, so he can fly away.
Also, maybe Pan has to have a replacement before he can leave. What if Once Upon a Time, PP was the owner of the heart of the truest believer, but it was taken from him, and now he must be the Pan in Neverland until he can take Henry’s heart, which would leave Henry stuck in Neverland (potentially).
just a theory.
What if the dark one curse stems from Neverland, and Pan arranged for Rumple to become the new dark one after Zozo. Also, the Blue Fairy said in The Return (season 1) that Rumple’s magic “doesn’t belong in our realm [Enchanted Forest].”
So maybe it came from Neverland. Pan needed Rumple to become the dark one.
I’m thinking it could be important. It could be really big evidence for those who think Pan and Rumple are brothers.
