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@Keb wrote:
Perhaps Tamara is Hook’s way back to Storybrooke. Not necessarily a good thing for her, if so…
Whether or not that’s a good thing depends on who she is and if she has a past in which they knew each other, and if so, whether or not they were allies. If they do end up going back together, maybe she goes to purposely find him to bring him with her, or maybe she goes to Nealfire’s apartment and Hook has gotten out of his storeroom and leaps on her and orders her to take him back to SB against her will. I’m not convinced she’s ignorant and innocent though, so not sure I buy the latter theory.
[adrotate group="5"]@RumplesGirl wrote:
What if only Neal, Emma, and Cap’n Hook go to Neverland? I mean..DRAMA.
Can’t you just see Nealfire asking round about questions to try and suss out if Emma has a thing for Hook like he appears to for her. Triangle ahoy!
@steliokontos1 wrote:
I think the game changer is he turns Bae 14 again then takes Bae with him to Neverland so he never has to grow up.
For ep21, MRJ tweeted about filming at the beach, and I wondered if that may be a Neverland location, because SB isn't known for its beaches. If so, that would mean that adult Bae goes back to Neverland.
@RumplesGirl wrote:
I’m inclined to believe that Regina stole it because at some point Rumple shows up at the Charmings to tell them that Regina is planning to strike back against MM. (it was sneak peak #3) so I think it happens before sneak peak #5 where Charming and Rumple find the bag. Charming guilts Rumple into helping because Rumple owes a debt to MM and then they go off to the heart vault to find the bag.
I think you may be right about the order of the scenes, in which case the scene of him at CasaCharmings is in there for shock value, but he’ll instantly do something to make up for it by turning around and helping them. Perhaps the reason he goes to see them is because they’re not taking any action and he feels they need a swift kick up the arse, so he goes to put the fear of Regina in them. He may even be a bit scared of her himself, and feeling like the Charmings need to step up their game for his sake as much as for their own. In which case, being a prick in that scene is actually his attempt to help them all.
@RumplesGirl wrote:
Alright. In True North, when Regina wanted to send Hansel and Gretel out of SB to foster care, she was going to send them to Boston.
Did she really intend for those kids to make it to Boston though? I was never convinced she even contacted anyone in Boston. I figured she just decided to send them over the town line and whatever horrible thing happened to them didn’t really matter, just as long as they were no longer around to cause problems.
If Regina takes Owen to an out of town foster facility, then she has to explain who she is, where she’s from, how she knows the kid, how she knows he’s an orphan…it just opens up too many questions and risks too much exposure for SB, so I’m not convinced she’d do anything like that.
@MysteryKat25 wrote:
I had to switch browsers to make it work (why abc.com suddenly hates chrome I do not know, grr.).
Meanwhile, suddenly my Firefox refuses to play youtube vids (I found another link for it on there http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0mt0aQ3viE ) and I had to switch to Chrome. Stupid computers.
@TheEvilOne wrote:
Frankly, I just want them to say, “hey we are even lets just stop.” They are both dirty now, doesn’t matter the count 🙄
Indeed. Alas, this particular blame game is hardcore on all sides. 😕
@slurpeez108 wrote:
Also, that clip of Rumple and the Charmings makes me wonder if he didn’t intentionally allow Regina to make Henry think he loves her. In Rumple’s mind, it might be for the best of Regina regained custody of his grandson and so removed him as a potential threat to him.
That wouldn’t really eliminate Henry as a threat though? The only way Rumple knows of to eliminate the “Regina problem” is to eliminate her. So shouldn’t it stand to reason that the only way to eliminate the “Henry problem” is to eliminate him? Regina having custody of him wouldn’t eliminate the threat the kid poses. As long as Henry is still breathing, he can still bring about Rumple’s undoing.
As for the harshness of this scene, I’m gonna wait to see it in context before judging, though on first watch, it did make me cringe. Rumple manipulates, and he may be playing some sort of game here to steer them into a particular action. I think he was so brutally honest because Henry straight up said he wanted people to be honest with him. Careful what you wish for, kid. 😕
When I saw MRJ’s tweet about the beach shoot, I was hoping that might be a Neverland location, because the SB area isn’t typically beachy, huh? The casting of Lost Boys is exciting!! And I agree, this doesn’t rule out the Peter theory.
Maybe Henry and Rumple don’t go to Neverland. But if they have to go somewhere to find them, Nealfire and Hook both used beans to go to Neverland, so perhaps they’ll think that is where Henry and Rumple went. So a bunch of them go to Neverland, but we don’t find out where Henry and Rumple actually are until next season. Perhaps?
@charming wrote:
Well it is also unknown how Neal jumped worlds too. He only said this world was not his first stop. Which makes the Neal, August and Jefferson connection plausible.
If Nealfire first jumped to Neverland, that’s a land with magic, so it’s entirely possible that he found another means to realm jump. Pinocchio came to the land without magic, so it’s highly unlikely that he alone could find a way to realm jump.
I suppose if Nealfire was jumping back and forth between our world and Neverland, he could have run into August at some point, but then, there was no apparent recognition when Nealfire saw August. Granted, people change as they grow up, but even if you last saw someone as a tween, then see them again as an adult, there’s a similarity you can recognise them by, and if we’re assuming these two were Lost Boys together, that means they would have known each other reasonably well, so Nealfire should have recognised August, but I got the impression that they were complete strangers prior to the events in Tallahassee.
