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@Pan14 wrote:
The Dream Catcher could be a real hint at Neverland. Maybe Neal met some Indians and had a fling with Tiger Lilly.
There are pics from an upcoming episode of a young woman we've never seen before in an orange coat with Neal and August. What if she's Tiger Lily?
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@slurpeez108 wrote:
David: “It’s a good thing we don’t have Thanksgiving in our land, because that dinner would suck.” 😆
I tweeted Adam and told him I want a Thanksgiving episode now because of this line.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@slurpeez108 wrote:
Also, in “Manhattan” there was that exchange between Rumple and Baelfire in which Rumple wanted to turn back the clock so that Bae would become 14 again and forget his painful memories. To this, Baelfire exasperatedly exclaimed, “Fourteen! I don’t want to be fourteen again! Are you insane?” Neal likely spent centuries stuck in perpetual adolescence, and probably had to work really hard to grow up by staying in our land.
Especially the “I don’t want to be 14 again!” line. If he was stuck as a 14 yr old for 250+ years he wouldn’t want to go back.
@Pan14 wrote:@Phee wrote:
All the green really stood out to me too. If not Neverland/Peter Pan, I’m think Neal could have connections to Oz… maybe the Wizard. There would be a lot of irony there, considering the Wizard wasn’t magic like he was thought to be.
I hope Bael is involved with Neverland/Peter Pan material, but you never know with K&H. The dream catcher is definitely more of a Peter Pan reference I think. He could have met the Indians (not meaning to be rascist) in Neverland and learned to make them. Maybe we’ll see Tiger Lilly as a character!
I think the problem with Oz is that people age in Oz, at least traditionally. It’s not like Neverland where people can stay young forever.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Now I’m a bit worried. According to bythenumbers.com Manhattan was up from last week, but was only at 7.5 million viewers
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I know the creators said we wouldn’t see Peter Pan this season, but that doesn’t mean we won’t “see” him. In the promo, NealFire says “to make a long story short” meaning that their is a very long story to tell, but we aren’t going to get it right now. They could build up the idea that he was in Neverland and then only next season will we actually get the story of him being Peter Pan. I think it’s far more likely that he’s Pan instead of a Lost Boy.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@PriceofMagic wrote:
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@HappyEndings wrote:
I want to know how August knew his name was Baelfire? ❓
My guess is the Blue Fairy. She was the only we know of who knew about Bae.
My guess is Tinkerbell especially if Bae spent time in Neverland as has been hinted in the canadian promo August said a “little fairy” told him about Rumple’s dagger, he never said it was Blue Fairy. We just assumed that because August and Blue fairy were in a scene together previously and Blue fairy was really the only fairy that had a presence in the first season.
What if the Blue Fairy is Tinkerbell? I’ve seen/heard/read that a lot and it’s something I believe. Given that more people are hoping on the “Blue is hiding something” bandwagon, I think it would make more sense to have her as Tink than introduce a whole new character
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@Phee wrote:
@SpinningGold wrote:
And another thing. The bean was supposed to send them to a place without magic. Neverland is not without magic. No one ages for one, I call that pretty magical.
I’ve always held the view that when he went through the beanhole without a parent, he became an orphan, so he was sent to the land where Lost Boys go, instead of to the Land Without Magic as originally intended. The whole point of going to a Land Without Magic was so that Rumple would be stripped of his powers. Bae didn’t need that when he went through alone.
I agree. The nature of the bean changed when Bae went through alone. Blue intended to be rid of Rumple as well, but when he refused to go, it changed. But the BF then had an orphan child in Neverland (the land of Lost Boys and orphans) and maybe she knew that eventually Bae would sire the boy who would be the Dark One’s downfall so she looked out for him and then got him to NYC 28 years ago, in time to meet Emma and father Henry, making sure that she had connections with Pinocchio who was her errand boy while she was trapped in SB. That’s my overall theory.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I think Rumple really loved her, but obviously Milah isn’t his true love. When it comes to Milah…I go back and forth. Maybe she only thought she loved him and when Rumple came home it really opened her eyes to the fact that she really didn’t. In the words of one of my favorite authors: “True love is keeping the promise anyway.” The fact that she left Bae with Rumple, a man she wished dead because he ran home for his wife and his son, to be a with Hook. I think her actions scream that she never really loved him (like she said) and possibly that while she did love her son, he wasn’t enough to keep her around. I like what Slurpeez said about Bae being the reason she was stuck in a loveless marriage. So, really, she had no problem abandoning Bae.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@HappyEndings wrote:
I want to know how August knew his name was Baelfire? ❓
My guess is the Blue Fairy. She was the only we know of who knew about Bae.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I agree that he was in Neverland for a good long while and that he’s Peter Pan, so the question I really want to explore is how did he get to NYC or who brought him here. My guess is Blue because I think she’s going to stand in for Tinkerbell.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
