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There are some things that frankly, I’m glad to be spoiled for. Also, the crackpot speculation of trying to fit the spoiler clues together to figure them out is half the fun of this show for me. And no matter how spoiled I get, there is always still stuff that surprises me and twists I don’t see coming. So I ain’t quitting my spoiler reading ways, and am afraid I’m of no help to you. 😛
[adrotate group="5"]@AngieBelle wrote:
Having seen the first ten minutes of “The Miller’s Daughter” at Paleyfest, I can assure you that the dagger is real. (Not sure if that would be considered a spoiler, but just in case.)
Just so you know, I died a little bit of jealousy when I heard that you all were getting to see the first 10mins of The Miller’s Daughter. 😛 If there’s anything juicy, please to post it in the spoiler section for that ep?
@SpinningGold wrote:
The floor-ship: because almost the entire cast spends time worshipping it at one time or another 😆 😆 😆
That floor is a hussy. Flook, Floorming, Floorumple…who will be her next dalliance?
….though it did taste best in the blind witch’s cottage
😆
@HappyEndings wrote:
I don’t think Snow will use the candle
1. Is because she doesn’t have the candle in the 1st place.
2. Also, because she remembers her talk with her mother so the candle is out.:1. We don’t know that she doesn’t have the candle. Even if she doesn’t have it already in her possession, that doesn’t mean it’s not in SB. In The Queen Is Dead, they had Johanna finding one of Snow’s personal possessions in Mr Gold’s shop. There’s every chance that the candle is there too, and if they’re all gonna be there for this big battle, it’s not unreasonable to think that Snow may find it while they’re there.
2: Also in The Queen Is Dead, they make a point of having Snow lamenting how following what her mother taught her has led to a decent amount of misery and ends up concluding, “what if I’m the one who has to change.” They’ve set it up perfectly for Snow to do the opposite of what her mother taught her.
True. However they also have the actors for King Xavier and Prince Henry, who we know are roles that were definitely cast for this ep. And there’s a bunch of random people listed in the role of “dancer” too. Seems like someone had a full guest cast list and stuck them all in there.
I think her scenes with the Charmings were the real Blue. She looks genuinely confused when Snow is talking about the conversation “they” had in the forest back in the day.
It’s definitely suspicious that she’d vanished by the time they were in the clock tower though.
@Keb wrote:
And I believe that young Regina only asked her mother whether she knew the king was in the area–she suspected but she didn’t call her mother on it at the time.
Correct! Back then, Regina had suspected that Cora had played some small role in what happened that day. Only now is she putting all the pieces together and realising that Cora manipulated the whole situation.
@hcadia wrote:
I think that maybe Cora has something to do with this…
Even if it was just scheduling issues that meant the actor couldn’t be there, I’d love it if they used this to create another thread of the story in the future, showing that Cora had him distracted by business in another realm to ensure that Eva’s death had maximum emo impact. Poor Snow shouldn’t have been there all alone to grieve for her mother. There’s gotta be some reason why her father was absent for that. Something that wasn’t in his control.
@slurpeez108 wrote:
Maybe I’m wrong, but it would be a surprise unless facing his mortality makes Mr. Gold desperate enough to think two muggles can take on powerful witches.
But did he expect that they’d have to take them on? The whole purpose of the Charmings finding the dagger wasn’t so they could use it to confront anyone, it was so Cora and Regina wouldn’t find it. The Charmings getting it first was meant to eliminate the threat of anyone wreaking havoc with it. It’s just that Cora and Regina were onto them, and the plan to keep the dagger out of their hands ended up being a bust.
