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Actually I think the conversation you are thinking of is from The Cricket Game and Blue never speaks of another land:
Jiminy Cricket: I fear the Queen will never change. We must dispense justice.
Prince Charming: Agreed. What are our options?
Grumpy: How about giving me five minutes alone with her and my axe? …She’s still restrained, right?
Blue Fairy: Yes. But the magic that we used to capture her, will only keep her powerless for a short while.
Granny: How about banishing her to another realm?
Jiminy Cricket: We can’t. It would be unconscionable to condemn another realm to the suffering that we’ve endured.
Red: Jiminy’s right. She’s our problem, and we have to deal with her.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"1) I love Wicked, both the book and the musical.
2) While I have my own head canon about Tink, I do like this theory of yours. I don’t often feel sorry for Regina but I’m rewatching S1 right now it strikes me that while she does do some pretty terrible things, she is very much alone. Whether that’s by choice or not, I don’t know but I felt a small amount of sympathy for her so I’d be good with her and Tink being BFF’s at one point. Except I think Tink probably royally screwed over Regina at one point if they are no longer friends.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"If Regina is the one who banned Tink to NL then Tink had to have done something pretty terrible to Regina, like not kill Snow when Regina asked. Regina did rip out the heart of Graham and make him her slave (basically) because he didn’t kill Snow. This is going to be a very interesting episode.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I think that’s possible. I also think it’s possible that Tink is very tricky and is working many angles.
So my theory goes like this:
–Regina, before she is married to Leo, asks Tink to intercede and get her out of the marriage.
–Tink claims she cannot help but really PP has told her not to because…
–Regina turns to Rumple for help thereby slowly turning her toward power and becoming the evil in order to cast the Curse
–Regina, after she is married, asks Tink to murder Snow White
–Tink “agrees” but really won’t.
–Tink goes to Snow and offers her the bad dust that will help her defeat Regina knowing, becuase PP has the sight, that the dust will really be used to save Charming in 103 thereby sealing the TL of Snowing.Also I get the feeling that Tink’s banishment has more to do with Blue than Regina. We know that Blue and Tink are going to have some sort of interaction.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"If Tinker Bell is Regina’s fairy-godmother, then Tink probably would have appeared to Regina, not the other way around. In 1×4 “The Price of Gold” Cinderella didn’t know her fairy god-mother either; she simply wished out loud that her life would change and her fairy-godmother simply appeared to her (right before Rumple blew her up). Also, it could be that Tinkbell sought out Regina in order to discourage her from using fairy magic, as a means of nudging Regina towards a path that would lead her to become Rumple’s pawn in casting the dark curse.
I agree. Tink said she couldn’t help out Regina with her problem so Regina turned toward Rumple to solve her problems. Tink set her up per PP’s instructions.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I don’t think TB was a fairy GM, she was just a fairy like the BF was she must have found TB information perhaps in Cora’s book. Other wise how would she known about TB?
But Blue isn’t just a fairy. She’s the head of all fairies. She probably has FGM responsibilities or did at one point, but got a promotion or something like that. And Ella’s FGM was the patron of George’s house so it makes sense that another fairy would be patron to Regina’s family, this time Tink.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"HE: just saw your question about the bag around Tink’s midsection.
It is probably fairy dust in there. The fairies carried something similar when they attacked the castle to free Charming. They took dust out of the bag and threw it at the guards. The question is: is it good dust or bad dust?
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"https://twitter.com/ginnygoodwin/status/374573964028157953
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Eh gad this thread exploded while I was out, didn’t it.
Trying to catch up
1) Yes this flashback is probably before she summoned Rumple and married the King. I’m thinking she used Rumple as a last resort when Tink “Could’nt” give her what Regina wanted, a way out.
2) HE: the fairy’s are small when in the air. As soon as they step on ground, they become human sized, it happened that way in Price of Gold.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
