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@HappyEndings wrote:
Oh, maybe that was what it was sorry. 😉
No need to be sorry! Just passing along the info. We’re less than 24 hours away from 221!
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@HappyEndings wrote:
That is old tweets I believe as someone has already asked the question about the cup when it was broken by Belle in the hospital or I read it some where before I can’t remember 😥
lol, if by old you mean yesterday. Someone asked awhile back about the cup being broken for good and Adam said that it was just damaged, not dead. This is a new tweet.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
I’m going to put this here, though I think it might appear in 21 instead of 22.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"No, it’s Hook. It makes me sick, and I don’t know how they’ll cell it. It’s definitely going to be Hook, though.
If that is your theory then please back it up, but it is my firm belief that it is not Hook. He is going to be around for along time, both in flashbacks and present day. If you've seen any spoilers for 222 then you know it's not Hook.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@Jessie:Paradoxes of people wrote:
What did u think of the ending to Alias though?
I think S5 had a lot of problems, thus why it went off the air. I think making Vaughn suddenly be involved in some secret covert operation and ruining his status as all around good guy was a mistake. I think they never fully explained the Rambaldi secrets and could have done a lot more to flesh out the mythology. While tragic, I never expected Jack (or Irina for that matter) to live through the series and I think in the end Irina proved herself to be a fairy horrible person. I was glad it was Jack who took down Sloan, it made the most sense. The happy ending for the Vaughn family was a nice touch but I kinda wish they hadn't alluded to Isabelle being just like her mother. They should have just been a normal family instead of having another Bristow woman who obviously had exceptional skills.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Alias was a fantastic show, another of JJ Abrams creations.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@slurpeez108 wrote:
But one has to wonder — how does Neal go from 18th century London as Bae to present-day U.S. as Neal, when he meets up with Emma?
“It wasn’t a direct line, it was a circuitous route through time and space in order to land in time to meet Emma,” says Raymond-James. “There wasn’t a direct line, there were stops.”I think the key word here is circuitous, which is the adjectival form of the noun circuit. It means being or taking a roundabout, lengthy course. So, I think Bae made a complete circuit: 19th-century London –> Neverland —-> presnet-day NYC. There may have been more stops along the way, but I believe the bean portal caused Bae to come forward into the future to A Land without Magic in the 19th century. Baelfire then went to NL, where he didn’t age for a hundred or so hears, and then he eventually returned to A Land Without Magic to NYC circa 1991. He may have come back to Earth from NL via another realm like Wonderland, but maybe it was a direct return journey.
I agree with this analysis and the basic ordering of events, but I have to wonder for a kid who hated magic, what did he do in NL for 250+ years? If he’s not Peter (leaving aside questions of being the Pan or controlling the Pan) then I’m not sure sticking around NL at all times fits. So yes, I think he made journeys (not long ones or else he would have aged) to other lands. I really hope it was Oz. Oz is at the top of my list for lands I want to see.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@slurpeez108 wrote:
I think the second promo might be fan-made again; I’m unable to find it on Once’s website or FB. Oh well.
😆 Naturally. I guess that makes sense given what we’ve seen (albeit briefly) of the shadow Pan. To place the iconic Peter Pan in that stance and then not give us the whimsical Peter is misleading.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
