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@slurpeez108 wrote:
@RumplesGirl wrote:
More reactions to ATX. Here you go.
Adam and Eddy sure know how to play one ship off of another 🙄
My favorite part of this is the “someone else.” If anyone had any doubts that A and E are trolls who knows how to tease, this should set the record straight.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I get all warm and fuzzy when Adam responds to me.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@slurpeez108 wrote:
As far as Emma is concerned, here is how I predict her love life will unfold. I posted this view on a different thread based on S3 spoilers, so I’ll have to shield it:
As for Captain Swan, they're stuck on a boat together, so in that sense, they're literally on a ship. But that doesn't mean they're just going sail off into the sunset and just forget about Baelfire. Hook would want to honor Baelfire's memory, and therefore, he'd have to take things slowly with Emma while she grieves. Also, Hook is a smart man; he knows Emma was in love once, and probably with Henry's father, Neal. Also, Hook knows how long grief over lost love lingers (after all it's taken him centuries to get over Milha). And I doubt Emma would just jump into a romantic relationship with Hook while she's grieving the loss of Neal and desperately searching for Henry. While I see the making of a beautiful friendship between Emma and Hook, I don't think they're end-game. Also, if Bae ever re-enters the picture (as we know he certainly will), then I believe Hook would step aside in order for Bae to be with Emma. Hook at least owes Bae that much, since after all, Hook stole Bae's mother from him (even if he said they intended to return for Bae when he was older). It would just be unforgivable if Hook, who claims Bae is like his own son, stood in between Neal and Emma. So, I predict that Hook will develop feelings for Emma, Emma will feel attraction to Hook but won't act on any feelings because she's reeling over the loss of Neal and Henry. Then, Neal will reappear and Hook will gallantly step aside (fingers crossed).
I like this. Let’s do that. 🙂
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@Josephine wrote:
What if the shadow isn’t just PP’s? What if he uses all the shadows he collects as his henchmen, his scouts. He sends them out on his missions because they can move between worlds. The more shadows he collects that will do his bidding, the closer he is to finding Henry. So if he picks up some boys who aren’t the one he wants, he can still use them for his purpose. The more people working for him, the faster the job is done.
I still have no idea why Henry is his ultimate goal. I keep thinking even Peter Pan is working for someone else. It’s season three. I don’t think they’d want to unveil the ultimate mastermind at the end of season two-beginning of season three. But maybe that is just my own prejudice coming through because in the end I still stand by the Blue Fairy controlling everything. 😎
Re: your last bit. I’ve said this a few times in various places but I think S3 will be about wrapping up the biggest pieces of the currently mythology: Henry’s adoption, a puppet master, Blue’s true colors/loyalty, ect. And then S4 and 5 will build on the answers of S1-3 but will almost be a new mythology. H and K learned a lot from LOST, and while having an huge myth is one thing, I think they learned that people need answers soon rather than later.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@Betsypaige24 wrote:
She was always awesome with him, though I think also that this poor woman has suffered endlessly at the hands of Gold’s enemies. Adam and Eddy created Belle, who is a an amazing and unique character in many ways) and as we all know, they adore Emilie, personally and professionally. I’m sure Belle will have a lot to do
I agree she was always awesome with him, but a lot of people complain that Belle has no reason “to be” outside of her relationship with Rumple; that all she is is his TL and nothing more. That’s why many people don’t like Belle and don’t want her around more because she isn’t a character in her own right. Now, I disagree because I love her, but I’m biased. They do need to show Belle becoming her own person in SB by herself, not just as Rumple’s other half.
In terms of their story, we need to see these two enjoy being in love; there is so much the writers can do with them. It’s not enough to give them some brief reunion kiss and then start the angst all over again. I would love to see Belle be a bridge between father and son as well, so that could be part of their story, but they suck at balance. How are they going to balance out the need to show Gold/Bae and Rumbelle? With the writers, it’s all or nothing……
I think this will happen, actually. I think Belle will play a huge part in reuniting Bae and PapaRumple.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Is it September yet??
We’ll all going to be dead by then. And in about month the real spoilers start rolling in.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@Phee wrote:
I kinda still wanna ask him, “So: “this world wasn’t my first stop when I left home,” was Nealfire straight up lying to Emma, yes?” Just to have that final point officially acknowledged, so that even if I don’t like it, I can get over it, because that quote still bugs me.
I hate that line. So much. That line is the reason why we don’t use the t-word anymore.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@PriceofMaigc wrote:
Also, and this is just IMO, PP didn’t seem to know where Henry was, in time or location. It seemed like he was just picking random boys from the world, taking them to Neverland and getting Felix and the others to hold up the picture of Henry and go “Is this the boy?” “No”,”Is this the boy?” “No”,”Is this the boy?” “No”. PP doesn’t seem to have a clue when Henry will come into existence, just that he is special for some reason. If PP was controlling everything, he wouldn’t have needed to steal boys until the early 2000s
That’s true but I think he needs boys shadows for some reason. In my own theory, the shadows of the boys PP is taking are used to “fuel” NL’s magic to keep anyone from aging. Henry’s shadow is more powerful than the rest and will ensure that NL is always magical and PP will never age nor have to take any other boys shadows. So, that’s why he needs boys in NL until he get to Henry. We know time runs parallel in the worlds (according to Adam) so PP has to bide his time until Henry comes. They check each boy to make sure it isn’t Henry, and when it isn’t they take his shadow, except Bae because PP knew that Bae would be Henry’s father and therefore he couldn’t take his shadow.
@Jospehine wrote:
I’m confused on the whole Home Office thing. They’re an “anti-magic” organization that is probably ultimately headed by some boy sitting in a tree-house hideout in Neverland like an adolescent Dr. Evil, who instead of petting his cat has Tinkerbelle at his side. Why would an anti-magic league work in concert with a magic mastermind? If Wendy is behind the formation of THO after Bae was taken, why should her organization work for the same people she’s trying to fight?
I thik THO can be whatever its recruits need it to be. So, for example, GOAT really hate magic so THO presents itself as an anti-magic establishment, determined to wipe out magic. But that’s not really what they are about. They are a front for PP (who is NOT a boy, but at least 18-20) in NL. They are his “arm” in this world. I wouldn’t be surprised if they have agencies in every world, the BF for example in FTL.
Also, if time runs concurrently between worlds then Rumple and Bae’s initial story happened 300 years ago. That puts us in the early 1700s. That doesn’t fit with Bae being dumped in Victorian England, which was the latter part of the 1800s. It’s so confusing. 😕
I’m not going to lie: this is exactly why we’ve all stopped saying “timeline” around here and now just call it “the t-word” because this gave everyone headaches for weeks.
I do wonder if all of our suppositions are way off. :geek:
Of course they are. I think I’ve been right 5% of the time.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
