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As much as I would like to see Captain Swan happen, I think she’ll need up with Nealfire despite the JMO comment. Whatever happens nothing will compare to he should not be named Graham and Emma.
[adrotate group="5"]To me she could be any of those characters (Tiger Lily is least likely though) but I would be sorely disappointed if she was one of these characters and romantically linked to Neal. Neal wants to hide from that world. He said if he knew who Emma was he wouldn’t have wanted anything to do with her. So Tamara could be someone magical but I doubt Neal would know or actually be romantically linked to her. Here’s hoping she’s a normie.
@obisgirl wrote:
Well, the front could have bee very far from where they actually lived and Rumpel’s traveling on one good foot now. That could account for some of the lapse of time.
From the first scene, it seems like everyone in the village they lived in probably knew that Rumpel was descended from cowards so hearing that day in and day out, and the possible news of abandonment probably didn’t help much.
I thought Milah’s reaction to the seer comment was interesting. In a land with magic, I wonder if seers had that crazy psychic lady reputation that modern psychics deal with on a daily basis.
I’m not discounting that it’s possible that she really did hear before he got home. However, my first response was one of shock to her response. I knew there was tension and we would see the start, but I didn’t think she would flip that bad. I always thought it was kinda a passive aggressive thing that expressed itself over time. I won’t be disappointed if there isn’t more to her flipping her lid, but I have to wonder if there is more too it. I would like to know more about seers though.
This is the first connection I made. THe whole thing freaked me out just because of that movie. I love Pan’s Labyrinth but it gives me chills. I mean Pan’s Labyrinth is a fairytale of sorts. Maybe there was some inspiration there.
I don’t have a favorite quote of the top of my head but more of an action. I really enjoyed when Bae mimicking his father’s crazy hand gestures in the last episode. There needs to be a gif of this.
Welcome to the our wonderful world of theories, spoilers, hints, and shipping for Once Upon A Time. Or as I like to call it, therapy.
When I watched Manhattan the first time I didn’t catch what Cora called the dagger. After hearing it again I googled it lol and also saw the post in this thread. Kris daggers were generational and past down. They are described as having magical properties. With 915.63 corresponding with travel and Turkey (as said in this thread) perhaps the dagger was brought back from an Indonesia-like realm (origin of Kris daggers) with an explorer from this or to this middle east location.
I also wanna point out these little snippet from the wikipedia page
“Kris is believed to have ability to infused bravery upon its holder”
“Another version of the tale describes that the kris passed to Ken Arok’s stepson Anusapati which in turn killed his stepfather after recognized that his genuine father was killed by Ken Arok with the same kris. The bloody feud continued on and on until the reign of Kertanegara, the last king of Singosari Empire”
“Taming Sari (“flower shield”) is one of the most well-known kris in Malay literature, said to be so skilfully crafted that anyone wielding it was unbeatable. In some versions of the legend, the weapon would grant its user physical invulnerability. “
@Keb wrote:
I half suspect August somehow knew that Emma was pregnant at that point, even though she and Neal apparently didn’t. A baby would have led to their settling down somewhere, and Emma’s having no reason to go to Storybrooke. A baby in Storybrooke, on the other hand…
But even if he didn’t know already, he was paying attention at that point–at least for a little while–and probably thought it prudent to get the baby to Storybrooke. Perhaps Regina adopted the child when it arrived in Storybrooke because she didn’t want anyone else raising it and perhaps accidentally breaking the curse by realizing that Henry wasn’t like the others? And then she started to love him–all the more when Emma threatened her prime position in his life. She may have questioned how the child arrived, but she had to handle the problem somehow, and so it wasn’t so much a sudden desire to be a mother as a way to deal with something unexpected.
Maybe Henry was first given to Rum first because he is Henry’s gpa and/or Rum deals in children. 😆 And then Regina took him because Henry was an outsider and Rum didn’t know what to do with the kid. Just trying to make the leap between August bringing Henry to town and Rum giving Henry to Regina.
@tiara_rose wrote:
Maybe there is a new seer, when the old one died. I mean if she was only getting so exhausted to fell in a coma. She would be 300 years old, but she seemed to age normal.
Maybe she slowed aging after a certain point?
Possibilities:
1. That was supposed to be the witch from Hansel and Gretel
2. This is not the same seer we see in Manhattan but she is still a seer. (maybe all seer’s get their eyes ripped out?)I wondered this same thing after rewatching episode 2 yesterday but to me, #1 is most likely. Perhaps the just and a discrepancy like the Snow say Regina wanted her dead because she was prettier. I think the meant to do one thing but it fell through. Then again if the actress is seen in SB she could be a seer or something else entirely.
