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Totally fine, but I’m going to ahead and lock this thread and encourage everyone to go discuss this interview at the link my first post.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@KFChimera wrote:
Henry confronting Tamara would be a Henry thing to do (brave but not well thought out at all, like the dynamite, or running off to Boston by himself…but he’s a kid after all. )
Oh gosh, it would be a total Henry thing to do, wouldn’t it??
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Slurpeez posted this article here earlier this morning.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"That really is a good picture of Colin….
For me, I’m always intrigued to see Hook with everyone because he has his own agenda. He’s not really tied to anyone at all. That’s the one thing that I really like about the character — he can react and get on with all people.”
I like this. He doesn’t have a “side” per se but I think learning that GOAT’s plan is to kill everyone, himself included, will bring him over to the Charmings.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@RumbelleDearie wrote:
He said that he’s not sure if we will find out where Neal went in the finale, and the interviewer asked “having at least read the script what do you think of the finale”. So does that mean we won’t see Neal on Sunday? It sounds like he might not be in it 😕
Yeah that confused me because I know we see him. We've seen set pics of Neal with MAP and he's listed in the synopsis for the episode.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@Lorem Ipsum wrote:
Thanks RG! Your explanation works for me 😀 Ok back to my original question. Is the Home Office = Dharma Initiative? Is the Home Office the real evil/bad guys?
Well I don’t think they ARE the Dharma Initiative because I don’t think A and E will pull in that much of a LOST reference. I think the Home Office is its own entity. I do think they will be the big bad for at least S3. I don’t know about beyond that. The Dharma Initiative was around for most of LOST, if only as background toward the end so it’s possible that the Home Office will never fully go away.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@HappyEndings wrote:
What if it was a nod to “Hercules” because of the name of the pizza resturant they went too ❓ In any case we still need to know how Bae traveled through time. 😎
No, it was more science fiction-y than that. It wasn’t a nod to any Disney fairy tale or fairy tale in general. I think it was really just the writers being huge nerds.
I’m not going to touch the time traveling issues because…it makes my head hurt.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@LisaS wrote:
Hey RG I think now that it is confirmed that Neal & Emma are each other’s loves of their lives I think we need a SWANFIRE Thread
I checked, I don’t think there is an OFFICIAL Swanfire thread. If you wanna make one, go for it!
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@LisaS wrote:
@HappyEndings wrote:
Remember Neal told Henry in NY where the best pizza was so he has been all over how he did the timed travel is the question ❓
I thought he was teasing Henry about that but maybe he wasn’t after all
I’m pretty sure he was teasing Henry because I’m fairy certain that the lands he mentioned are sci-fi references. We talked a little bit about it here
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"😆 I have no answers to any of these questions.
And is Wendy running the Home Office as a young girl? Or do people in FictionalLondon age more slowly? – because if she was aging normally, she’d be dead. Also, on SSTTR, the screen caption said London. BUT if it was FictionalLondon and stayed the same time period, then those pesky details of the timeline would be helped considerably.
I would assume she is a little bit older, but not much. Freya herself is only 19 and she was trying to play a 13 yr old but if we see her again, I imagine they’ll age her a bit because she is quite a bit older than Wendy Darling.
Hmmm. I don’t know. It just seems to make everything more complicated but perhaps. But then how would you know if you going to the Fictional London or the London in our world? Maybe that’ll be explained later? I know there is the Land Without Color that has some basis from our world but apparently there is magic there because you could take Jefferson’s hat there. Lots to think about.
I do agree that it makes everything really complicated. But there is that line Neal gives Emma in The Queen is Dead about how THIS WORLD wasn’t his first stop when he left home. It bothers a lot of us that London (our London) was apparently his first stop. Making that London part of FictionalLondon would resolve that issue. I don’t know how the bean or other portal would distinguish between lands.
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