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All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of Felix@Phee wrote:
I’m HIGHLY intrigued by this Rumbelle moment where they’re not even in the same room. Sounds like the ep will be amazing!
I wonder if Rumple will maybe reach Belle through dreams. When Graham was starting to remember Rumple told him that “Dreams are like memories. Memories of another life” or something to that effect.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of Felix@Chris wrote:
As “undoing”, could also mean a fatal flaw. His newfound grandson, who is currently wanted by two of his old pupils, qualifies as that. Rumple is getting one more weakness Cora can exploit in her quest for power.
I agree, “undoing” could mean weakness. In this episode, they were emphasising the importance of separating the can bes from the will bes and that what you see is never what you think.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of Felix@SpinningGold wrote:
He had zero self-confidence from everyone calling him a coward all the time, including and especially her *is getting a bit worked up here* (And actually that is my issue against Belle, the fact that she sticks the knife a little deeper each time she calls him a coward. I like her, but I wish she’d stopped doing that)
I don’t think Belle calls Rumple a coward to deliberately stick the knife in. She truly loves him but there are times when he needs to be given a harsh dose of truth to make him see sense. Belle doesn’t call him a coward to belittle him like Milah did. In the crocodile, Belle gave Rumple ample opportunity be honest and tell her the truth about what he was doing and why he brought magic to Storybrooke. He didn’t and it caused a rift in their relationship. When he did eventually tell her the truth, they got back together and their relationship was stronger than it was before. A good relationship is built on a foundation of trust.
BTW if you can kill an ogre by shooting him in the eye, why are they fighting them with swords instead of arrows? It seems rather stupid to get close enough to be mauled.
Perhaps that is why so many lives were lost in the ogre wars? The soldiers weren’t given the correct equipment to fight with.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of FelixTiny and Ariel certainly have a lot of parallels. Perhaps Timy and Ariel will be true loves on this show.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of Felix
Red: Snow!
Snow: Red, I can’t breathe.
Red: You’re not going to believe what Regina and Rumplestiltskin did to Charming whilst you were away on your camping trip.
Snow: What? What did they do?
Red: Quick! Come with me!
Grumpy: We cleaned off the pen as best we could but there was nothing we could do about the sleeping curse.
Charming: Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
Snow: Wake up sleepy head!
Charming: I’m awake. Rumplestiltskin and I are best friends forever now.
Charming: What time is it?
Snow: Time you found yourself a new friend.All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of FelixI like the idea that Neil has a fiancee. Just because he’s Henry’s father doesn’t mean he and Emma have to end up together, though I like the idea of Henry trying to push them together and perhaps trying to throw a spanner in the works for Emma’s and Bae’s respective partnerships with other people. Henry is team SwanFire for sure.
Whereas EF may run on magic and true love, the real world doesn’t. Emma nad Bae seeing separate people is more realistic. Also it portrays the message to kids that just because your parents aren’t together doesn’t mean you can’t still be a family.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of Felix
Snow: Hurry up!
Emma: I’m going as fast as I can!
Henry: Mom!
Regina: No, Henry! Stay with me!
Emma: Sweet freedom!
Regina: Ow! Henry!
Henry: Mom!
Emma: Henry!
Rumplestiltskin: Henry’s certainly stronger than he looks.
Henry: I missed you so much!
Snow: Group hug!
Emma: Mom, I can’t breathe.
Regina: Henry pushed me. I need a hug too.
Rumplestiltskin: Not a chance.All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of Felix
