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Wasn’t there an interview a while back where this question was asked and the answer was along the lines of “It wouldn’t affect them in the same way” or “the effects wouldn’t be as severe” or something.
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Keeper of FelixThe coat Belle is wearing looks a little bit big for her, has Rumple possibly lent her his?
Also, why is one of Belle’s arms underneath the coat, has she possibly hurt her arm?
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Keeper of FelixWhy kill Belle to hurt Rumple if he was then going to kill Rumple anyway and effectively end Rumple’s suffering at Belle’s death? The crueller thing after killing Belle would be to keep Rumple alive but that would defeat Hook’s main objective of killing Rumple. Killing Belle after Rumple would have no purpose.
The moment Rumple sees Hook, he is going to know that Hook is a threat. Unless Hook plans on killing Rumple immediately, he has no advantage.
If Hook went after Belle and got into her good graces then Rumple faces a bit of a dilemma. If he kills Hook, then Belle may think he’s being jealous that another man is showing her some attention and that may drive her away. If Rumple does nothing, then Hook is going to be around Belle which will torture him with paranoia. Either way Rumple is in a lose/lose situation until Hook decides to try and and kill him.
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Keeper of FelixI can see Hook going after Belle because she is Rumple’s weakness in Storybrooke. I don’t think he will harm her because that would have Rumple coming at him at full force. Instead, I think he will get close to Belle and torture Rumple with the threat of what he could do to her.
Hook being Hook will probably try and seduce Belle and tell her tales about his adventures. This may set Rumple on edge as Hook as form for stealing Rumple’s women. I reckon Belle will be friendly towards Hook because that is the type of person she is, however, if Hook starts making passes at her I can see her putting him in his place.
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Keeper of FelixI don’t think Neal is going to be Peter Pan. As for being Bae, it’s possible but if he’s not, I think he’s defintely going to be related to Bae in some way.
@Gypsy wrote:
Theory by TheGoldenKey:
The Blue Fairy instructs Bae to follow the magic bean wherever it leads him. This leads us to believe that he went to at least one other world before reaching ours.
I think the bean is a one time use thing. I always interpreted the follow wherever it leads him line as Blue Fairy telling him not to be afraid of going through the portal bust just to follow where the bean takes him.
Robert Carlyle has admitted that Rumples is several centuries old. So timeline for Bae going missing is many centuries as well, as he went through the vortex when Rumples first took power. The 1st and 2nd Ogre Wars also show us that time frame. This was long before Snow, PC, EQ, Gepetto, Jiminy, etc. So, considering that Bae is several centuries old, it would make sense if he landed in Neverland and remained 14 prior to coming to the real world.
As I’ve said I consider the bean to be a one time use thing. I think the bean took Bae to a land without magic but there is a time difference between fairytale land and our world. Whilst Bae left centuries before the curse was cast, I think he arrived in our world decades before the cursees did. See my Henry’s father is Bae’s son theory.
Peter Pan would travel to the real world and bring children back to Neverland. Emma was an orphan, living in an orphanage. What if Peter traveled there looking for `lost boys`. Bae had a friend Morraine back in FTL. I believe a young Emma would have resembled Morraine in many ways. Perhaps Peter became quite taken with Emma and decided to stay. Perhaps Emma convinced him to stay, just as Wendy attempted to do in the original story. Perhaps he ended up in that same orphanage from 14 on, developed a friendship with Emma that ended in their late teens. That could also bring into play the possibility of Bae, aka Peter Pan, being Henry`s father.
Neal is Henry’s father and Emma only met him when she tried to steal the car. If Neal is Bae who is Peter Pan, then he couldn’t have possibly been in the same orphanage as Emma.Also, Emma didn’t believe in magic, had she met Peter Pan during her time in the system then surely she would have been a bit more open minded to the possibility of magic in season 1.
We now have Captain Hook in SB. K&H also stated that we would find out about Bae this season as we would about Henry`s father. Funny how they have brought Michael Raymond-James in, with a recurring role, and have been so secretive about his character. Let`s not forget how uncanny his resemblance is to Dylan Schmid, young Baelfire.
I don’t see the resemblance to Dylan Schmid, however if you could post side by side photos of the two then it would be appreciated. I think Neal is Bae’s son. There is definitely a link to Bae but I’m not entirely convinced he is Bae.
This has been my theory since last February that Bae would end up as Peter Pan. Recent spoilers have only convinced more. In the upcoming issue of TV Guide, posted here under the News tab, Josh Dallas says this about Emma & Henry’s father: “there is a certain percentage of this man that Emma knows, and a certain part that she doesn’t. She had some sort of relationship with him, but there is an element of surprise for Emma as to the fullness of who this man is.” This would follow my theory of Peter Pan showing up at Emma’s orphanage at 14 and remaining for a number of years. She knows him as an adolescent/young adult from the orphanage but has no idea of his Fairy Tale character.Go team Bae/Peter Pan/Henry’s father.
Neal is Henry’s father. She only met him when she stole the car therefore he can’t be Peter Pan and be at the same orphanage as Emma.
As for “there is a certain percentage of this man that Emma knows, and a certain part that she doesn’t. She had some sort of relationship with him, but there is an element of surprise for Emma as to the fullness of who this man is.” Finding out the man you love is related to the cause of the curse and the creator of the curse that destroyed your family would certainly be a surprise.
n 2×06, Tallahassee, we see several nods to Neverland/Peter Pan.
1) Emma mentions Neverland while climbing the beanstalk. Hook replies in reference to Lost Boys.
2) Emma mentions Neverland again in the motel room with Neal. When selecting a place to go, Neal tells Emma to close her eyes and pick a place. In Peter Pan, Peter tells Wendy to close your eyes……..and you’ll see Neverland.
3) Same dream catcher in Neals apt. and in motel room. Screams Tiger Lily.
4) August says to Neal “Been awhile, where did you go?” Neal replies, “I tried to lose myself, it didn’t work.” Lose as in Lost Boys or Rumple saying his son was Lost to him.
5) Neal repeatedly wears the same green hoody. Peter wore green and Bae wore the green cloak. Note we see Henry in the BBQ picture with a green cloak and blue scarf similar to Bae’s.
I think this could possibly be a misdirection like how in The Doctor they were making it seem like Whale was the wizard of Oz.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of FelixI’m liking the new series so far. I do agree with the point about seeing less of the old characters because of the new characters, however, It’s not so much of an issue so long as the new characters are introduced alongside an old character. For example, Hook was introduced in Rumple’s backstory, and has shared present day scenes with both Emma and Cora. I like the inclusion of his character and enjoy seeing him on screen because he feels part of an old character’s story. I didn’t like the introduction of Mulan or Aurora because they had no link to the old characters that we know and love. Their scenes in Broken didn’t interest me because I didn’t care for them, all they were doing were taking time away from my favourite characters. I actually like them a bit more now since they’ve been in scenes with Emma and Snow because they now feel part of Emma’s and Snow’s story.
I’m not keen on a Mulan or Aurora centred episode, at least while they remain in fairytale land, because I still don’t care about them enough outside of Emma’s and Snow’s story arc.
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Keeper of Felix
