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@tiara_rose wrote:
Like in the movie “Hook”. When Peter go away. Somebody else get the PAN.
If that where the case. It could be that Hook and Bae was once the Pan. First Hook then Bae and now Felix.
Everyone would be right and it is logically too. 😀Yeah I’ve been wondering lately, based on the theories that Hook could have once been a Lost Boy, if there may not just be one specific Pan. If Hook was a Lost Boy, he left Neverland at some point, and Pan was a boy who traveled between Neverland and another world. Same could be said for Bae. And they could potentially do the same with Henry too.
[adrotate group="5"]@KFChimera wrote:
In the traditional Hans Christian Andersen version, though, the mermaid’s love is unrequited.
Which I think they could put a Once spin on by having Ariel fall in love with him when he arrives in Neverland, but he’s oblivious because his heart already belongs to Milah.
There has been much discussion on the casting call for what appears to be some Lost Boys, including their leader “Felix”. Those on TeamPan believe it doesn’t negate the theory, because even if Bae was Pan for a time, the Lost Boys still would have had someone else leading them before and/or after Bae was there, and this could be the “Felix” character.
Yeah, I think this might be an old pic. His caption on it names Paul Edwards as the director, and he did The Doctor. Was likely taken when they were shooting this scene: http://screencapped.net/tv/onceuponatime/displayimage.php?album=258&pid=573069#top_display_media
Not convinced that Tamara is Her, mostly because I’ve got the impression from Greg’s phonecalls that Her is trying to tell him to come home to PA, but we know that Tamara has a life established in NYC. Does not compute.
I’ve had to give up on the theory that Greg was the Wizard of Oz, but haven’t yet ruled out Her being Dorothy.
There were a couple of little things in Welcome To Storybrooke that could have been nods to Oz – the line about the town being dropped on top of them, like Dorothy’s house dropped on the Witch, and Kurt telling Owen to go to his uncle, so that’s likely who he ended up living with, and Dorothy was a kid who lived with her aunt and uncle. And I still don’t necessarily believe that when Jane Espenson randomly tweeted a revelation about Dorothy not too long ago that it was truly random, even though she claimed it was when someone asked.
Even without Greg being the Wizard, knowing his actual story now, I still think a character like Dorothy would be a good match for him. Someone who would understand his need to find this mysterious land, and may not want him to stay there, knowing herself the trouble one can get into in a place like that, but wouldn’t automatically dump him for being a crazy person when he goes on about all this invisible, magical city stuff.
I’ve never shipped a crackship before, but I ship this hardcore and will die if it actually happens.
@RumplesGirl wrote:
@L Jones wrote:
Tamara is a Dark Fairy since we know Fairies have been around forever.
A “Dark” Fairy? Really? Gee, how did you come to that conclusion?
Well we know Snow got magic dust from a “dark fairy” in Snow Falls, but we have yet to met that specific fairy. Tamara might not be that fairy, but we should recognize that there are Dark Fairies in the world. And given some of the spoilers from this episode, it looks like Tamara is less than honorable. So one of my guesses is that she’s a dark fairy.
Given that K&H have mentioned the dark fairy who gave Snow the dust quite recently, it’s certainly believable that said fairy will pop up at some point in the not too distant future. I’ve always figured she’d end up being Maleficent, but you never know with this show.
One of the other pics, where she’s being all yell-y and point-y, the way she’s holding either the oversized collar of her cardi or her scarf or whatever it is, anyway, the way she’s holding it out, and the way they have her hair, makes it look like she’s wearing a hooded black cape. Seemed sort of awkward for her to be holding it out like that, so it caught my eye. Figured maybe they did it on purpose so she looks nefarious.
@LaurieAnne wrote:
Are we being punished?
Maybe we haven’t been selfless, brave and true enough? I blame this on Blue.
@WeWereCursed! wrote:
I don’t think Greg has much of an agenda other than finding his father.
Agreed. The only person he’s got on video using magic is Regina. He’s gathering evidence so he can blackmail her into telling him what happened to his father, or he’ll expose her to the rest of the world.
My friend explained to me that there’s a real life Greg Mendel who is a botanist, more specifically he alters plants genetically. We thought that it could possibly mean he may have the key to making the magic beans grow faster (since in Tiny, the giants said it takes a century.)
Yes, Gregor Mendel, the father of modern genetics, who did experiments with peas, which has led many to speculate that he’ll be involved somehow with growing the beans.
