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Between that quote and the fact they never got a TLK, I’m taking it as A&E admitting what the actual story was intended to be
The fact they never got a TLK, despite the opportunities for it are very interesting. Very, very interesting.
Their heart was never in it. That’s why they’re gonna try SF again with Henry and Lucy’s mother. Just sped up since S7 is probably the end.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I think the belief is a good idea, but i agree it should be the collective belief, not just Emma’s.
Put me in the same group who feel the idea that belief holds the realms together is perfect. But it should have been everyone and not just Emma’s belief.
It would have been a nice tie in to last season finale when Henry needed everyone to believe in wishes to bring his family from the Land of Untold Stories
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I don’t think I’ll miss one particular character the most but I will miss they dynamic of pairs of characters. For example, I miss the mom/best friend dynamic of Snow/Emma and Snow/Regina.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I thought Hook’s speech to David in 6×22 was pretty telling:
‘Granted, it was hardly love at first sight…All right? Emma and I were never a predestined love story, guaranteed a happy ending.’
Indeed, how very meta of Hook! Of course Emma and Hook weren’t always meant to be! Why? Because it was fate and destiny (A&E) who brought together SF and meant for them to be together.
This!
Firstly, @phee I’ve missed you! Next, yes, I agree. I was more than a little bit satisfied when Emma and Henry shared another TLK while Emma and Hook never did. The characters kept on declaring CS as having TL though the show never gave them the final without-a-doubt all-important TLK
The way they showed TL for CS was bizarre. It was all through random plot devices that have never been seen nor heard from since.
But let’s hope we get a proper SF-style story with Henry and whoever Lucy’s mom is. (Could it be Violet?)
I don’t think it’s Violet at all. I think Rainbow might be right that it’s Elena of Avalor
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@runaroundmacy and @phee had a pretty interesting idea last night—Henry and whoever Lucy’s mother is, is going to be A and E’s attempt to do SwanFire properly without the pirate/CS fans getting in the way.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Henry has her when he is 18, she returns 10 later. SOunds legit except there is no way that guy is 28. How old is the actor?
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"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"There were two adult Henry scenes. Did the first one in the forest take place after the second scene where Lucy finds Henry in Seattle? Is that what you guys are meaning by flashforward?
That’s what it sounds like.
So rough timeline:
–The “Last Supper” stuff we saw
–At some point Henry leaves SB, moves to Seattle, Lucy finds him (with a totally different book than the one Adult Henry gives her to guard)
–They have some sort of adventure together and wind up in the EF during “a time of great upheaval”
–Henry and Lucy’s home is attacked
–Tiger Lily finds Lucy
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Between “some years later” and “a time of great upheaval” the writers are clearly trolling @Keb
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"There is no way for the time jump to be only ten years and Henry to have a child that old. Unless they are suggesting that Henry had a child at 15 and if so then what in the world. It has to have been at least fifteen years.
Knowing this show, Adult!Henry is 28 when Lucy knocks on his door. And Lucy is about 10 which keeps with the parallels of Emma/Henry
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
