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SB is not shut down. Adam said so on Twitter, they are still going to be using the town very heavily. It’s shut down for the summer, but it’s going to be re-opened for filming in July.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"It depends on how you define a relationship. What’s different with those characters and real life is that TRUE LOVE is an actual tangible thing there. It can be proven, in our reality it’s a feeling or an assumption but there is no *proof*. Belle and Rumple don’t need to go on dates and hold hands and do the “relationship” thing because they know they’re true love. Separating them isn’t going to destroy that, they just as established as Snowing, and it has nothing to do with marriage, but with their feelings toward one another. What the separation will do is make Belle a stronger character, make her something other than just Rumple’s girlfriend. And then they come back together and we’ll see them develop. Both Rumple and Belle have to grow as individuals too, not just as a couple.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Interesting. Jefferson does say that Grace’s mother is “lost” not “dead” which is significant. I’m open to it. Just gotta figure out why she went evil.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@HappyEndings wrote:
Found this on another fourm:
I just came from an online Facebook chat session with Michael Coleman (Happy) and he said that Neverland is not going to be the sole focus of Season 3. The season is actually going to be set in London, Storybrooke, Neverland, and Fairy-Tale Land.
Let’s be cautious about taking this as factual. While I’m sure some of the cast may know somethings, I doubt a character as minor as Happy knows the lay of the land. I know SB, NL, and FTL will be in there. We may see London a few times, but I dont’ think it will be heavy.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@HappyEndings wrote:
Back to the Beans – Then I guess the bad fairy didn’t take the rest of the beans after all, I can’t remember the exact quote that the BF used something that this is the last bean we don’t know what happened to the rest is just another pot hole 😥
I don’t think it’s a plot hole. The BF said that the beans were lost, that they had fallen out of existence. It could be that she’s lying or that the beans, if they really do take 100 years to grow and cultivate in FTL, did just fall out of existence at various points in history.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
I told you guys the answer would be “magic!” *laughs hysterically for several seconds and goes in search of chocolate*
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I agree that the interruptions are annoying, especially when Rumbelle are on a date, but I don’t think think it’s A and E being cruel, they have to advance their plot. And Rumbelle dating is a sub sub plot. We want it, of course, as fans. But A and E have a story to tell. There was a great moment at Paley this year where Eddy said something like he’d love to write the episode where Snow and Emma just go shopping for a day, but they can’t do that. They have 22 episodes to tell their tale, and you can’t take large amounts of time out for a date. Snowing never get it either. They are showing walking with coffee, discussing the current situation, but that’s about it.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I think the point of Charming standing there, until Rumple did give him the “scram, boy!” look was because one other person needed to witness Rumple giving Belle the protection spell. Otherwise, we might wonder all summer if anyone else on the JR would know that SB was protected. This way Charming knows and thus, in a roundabout way, so does the rest of the crew.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@HappyEndings wrote:
Ok, I was talking about the comment Wendy made to Bae has to how long was she gone.
That’s a tricky one. Part of me thinks it was an emotional response. It felt like longer to her because it’s such a terrible place once the sun goes down. That’s what she says, that it *felt* like longer. That doesn’t mean it was longer. Time in NL is going to be explored a lot in S3, I’m sure. We’ve had this discussion in a few places, but time–as in the time it takes for the earth to rotate on its axis–seems to be the same. The sun rises and sets like normal. What’s different is people’s own biological time. Their internal clocks are frozen. We aren’t likely to get an answer on this until S3 begins.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
