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[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
Most of mine is the same as Jo’s except for a few things
1. Tamar is the daughter of RH and Marian
Oh man have I been on this train for a long time. LONG time. I will actually dance a victory dance when it happens.
2. Rumple and PP are brothers and Rumple spent time in NL
I think Rumple did follow his older brother PP to NL for a short time but left when he thought PP was turning into a cruel monster. Also, Rumple’s mother died giving birth to Rumple and it turned Rumple’s father into a hard cold man. PP left FTL because of this, maybe with some fairy help, but became cold and bitter over having to take care of NL. Speaking of…
3. PP wants to rip Henry’s shadow out of him and use it to fuel NL’s magic
This is my big one. I think PP has been using shadows of his boys to sustain NL’s never aging magic. I think the Dark Curse ripped magic out of NL and PP has been preparing for this moment. Henry, being raised by evil but born of the Savior, and having the heart of the truest believer, is capable of saving NL by sacrificing his shadow but…
4. Rumple sacrifices his Dark One’s power to save Henry
Rumple will offer up his Shadow to PP in order to save Henry. This will almost kill him but Belle and Bae have arrived in NL just in time to TLK him back to life.
5. Rumbelle, Swanfire, Hookriel
6. Regina and…?
I honestly have no idea. I just don’t want her upsetting my ships.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"With Jefferson being a portal-jumper, he could be born just about anywhere. So maybe he was originally from Fictional London. The locking his daughter up could just as well be because his son ran away to another land and disassociates with them now. But really I’m leaning toward Theory #1 where the Red Queen and Alice are sisters. Makes much more sense.
I think, logistically speaking, having Jefferson be Alice’s brother implies that he’ll be around more than he is right now. If he’s the spurned husband of the RQ who is trying to keep his daughter from his crazy wife than they can say “this is why you won’t see Jefferson.” He’s more or less in hiding.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Theory #1
There isn’t a large age difference between Alice and the RQ based on the way they look but maybe Alice lost her sister at a very young age and she doesn’t recognize the RQ now. And going with the depressing thing I said above, her father denied he ever had an elder daughter because his reality couldn’t accept that he had lost his child to another land. So when Alice started talking about going to WL and seeing great things, he locked her away.
Theory #2
Possible. Then was Alice born in FTL or was Jefferson born in Fictional London?
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"that sounds really horrible, tragic and really depressing.
I know. 🙁 But I sorta get the feeling WL is going to be a lot darker than OUAT.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Hard to not feel magical in this place… #Ariel #PinchMe pic.twitter.com/0vOw2UZgLm
— JoAnna Garcia Swisher (@JoAnnaLGarcia) September 12, 2013
Sounds like she is having a blast!
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"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I’m pretty sure Ginny’s description was a joke- it’s just a reference to the original Beauty and the Beast story. She makes the beast human.
Sooooooo…you’re saying we’re reading too much into this….?
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"If Alice and the Red Queen are sisters, then I wonder if they have the same father. That would mean Alice, whose father had her committed for appearing crazy, could know the truth of WL’s existence. That would make him really evil, IMO.
I think he wants to deny that WL exists because he can’t imagine his eldest daughter turning into what she did; so he shuts out the truth and creates his own reality where his youngest daughter is crazy and maybe even pretends to not have an older daughter.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
