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@LisaS wrote:
@Erin wrote:
I wonder if she is Morgan le Fay?
Erin who is Morgan le Fay ?
Powerful and nasty sorceress of Arthurian legend. If they plan to go back at some point and show that Lancelot isn’t dead in present day FTL, Morgana could be a possible candidate to connect the storylines, I suppose.
[adrotate group="5"]@Naomi wrote:
@AntBee wrote:
I was just wondering though if Tamara was connected to the mysterious magical man or not because maybe the price that August has to pay is something about making sure that Emma and Nealfire stay apart. Just throwing it out there.
I wonder if it is something like that. I mean, what “steep price” could August be asked to pay?
The “steep price” could be that The Dragon can fix him, but it would mean living the rest of his life knowing that he failed in his task and screwed everyone in SB. If so, then that price was too steep for August, and instead he went back to attempt to fulfill his task instead of taking the easy way out (again).
@slurpeez108 wrote:
I failed to understand Henry’s actions in “Welcome to Storybrooke.” I understand that he’s upset about magic, about Emma’s lie, upset over Regina being evil, and upset when MM and David fail to live up to perfection. Yet, Henry has no reason to be upset with his dad or to run out on him. Baelfire gave Henry a really good option to come live in NYC where there is no magic, but Henry had to go and nearly get himself blown up.
Even if Henry went to NYC, the rest of his family would still be in SB, surrounded by magic and in danger. How is he meant to chill in NYC and get to know his dad when in the back of his mind 24/7 is the knowledge that the rest of his family is in peril and could be killing each other? He felt the need to step up and play the hero because everyone else was slacking off. Granted, his plan sucked, but he’s 11 and desperate, so I give him a pass for not having thought it through properly.
@TheGoldenKey wrote:
I just don’t know. We know that he knew about Neverland when he left to avoid Rumple. So, perhaps he was there when he was younger, prior to Bae ever arriving. Perhaps Felix was the original leader of the Lost Boys. When he returned as an adult Hook, things had changed with Bae now leading the boys, and the change was for the better. Thus ensued the problems between Hook and Peter Pan/Lost Boys.
I’m eagerly anticipating seeing Hook’s childhood, so would love it if Felix is YoungKillian who was a Lost Boy.
Tamara is definitely faking ignorance when looking at the book. I’m surprised they’re showing it to her, but I guess if they’re letting her into town, thinking she’s a normal person, she’s gotta be filled in completely. I hope there’s at least some debate about it when Nealfire invites her there.
@MysteryKat25 wrote:
I think that making Bae be Peter, there’s a lot more option for storytelling involving their past rather than just showing Peter once in a Hook flashback and then never using that as more of the reason for potential conflict between Peter & Hook (it makes more sense if Bae is Peter).
Agreed. Not that I’d hate it if they turned Hook into Pan, but I think there’s far more potential for the story if Nealfire is Pan instead.
Ah, I remember that question. I was actually happy with the answer because I’d never figured the hat worked. So thanks for asking that one.
I think it would be different enough of a situation to Belle that they could have Snow willingly give up her memories. But I think before season’s end they’ll find a way to bring back Belle’s, and Sneezy’s memories, and if so, there wouldn’t be so much tension surrounding Snow doing this, if they already knew how to fix her.
I’m inclined to think he’d have remained visible on the road and not seen the town again. He’s probably driven up and down that road multiple times over the years, hoping to find it. People can get into town if they know it’s there, but he’s a unique case because he wasn’t connected to FTL in any way, so he doesn’t have the gift of being able to see it from the outside, (until after the curse broke) the way Emma could when she was driving Henry back.
I’d always questioned how SB functions in relation to supplies of food and stuff being replenished, because that would surely have to come from the outside. But having seen now how the town exists in a loop of sorts, I can buy that maybe stuff just never ran out and was magically reset to being fully stocked each day, eliminating the need for outside contact.
