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I’m a huge fan of this theory. My BF and I are convinced it’s true. I think Bae was sent to Neverland by the BF (for reasons we don’t yet know or understand) where he has been living for 300+ years, as a child, until at some point the Blue Fairy sent him to our world (right before the curse was enacted perhaps) where has was forced to grow up.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Based off the previous season 2 promo, one of my major questions about this episode (now that Dr. Whale is basically solved) is what on earth is Rumple doing watching while Jefferson and Dr. Whale are running away?? I really didn’t expect Rumple to be in this episode at all, at least in FTL of the past. Does he help Jefferson find Whale??
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I am a huge fan of Bae as Peter Pan. I think the BF lied to Bae and instead the bean sent him to Neverland where he ran into Hook. Knowing Hook “killed” his mother–we know he didn’t–this is where the famous rivalry will come into play. At some point, Peter Pan/Bae must leave Neverland and travel to our land where he is forced to grow up, and then mets Emma and is now Henry’s father. This is my theory, at least.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I’m a big fan of the “lands got mixed together” theory. It explains how Cora is on the island, or whatever is left over from FTL, and how Mulan, who comes from a different land (she said that in her land they called the Wraith a different word) is also in FTL.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I don’t think they will kill Rumple either as, from what I can tell, he seems to be VERY popular. But, can Rumple even die now? He is still the Dark One, even if in SB. And we know the Dark One is immortal unless killed by his dagger.
And BFilipe: the Blue Fairy said he was going to a land without magic. Bae believed her. It’s VERY possible that The Blue Fairy lied. Saying a land without magic ensures that Rumple won’t follow. She knew he wouldn’t undergo that journey and risk losing his power, as he basically told Belle in Crocodile. It’s his crutch. Even though it meant losing Bae, he couldn’t give it up. If the BF knew this about his character, I am very willing to be she lied to Bae. I don’t trust the BF.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Quote:Yes, I’m definitely concerned about who tells Bae about Rumple murdering Milah. I think that Rumple should just come clean with Bae even if it means Bae hates him forever, not that Bae doesn’t already have enough reasons to hate his father, but at least Rumple wouldn’t be a coward about it. It’s just going to be so much worse for Bae and in turn Rumple if it comes from someone else especially Hook.Quote:I agree, he needs to tell Bae. If only because it keeps Rumple moving forward in character development. He finally admitted that he was a coward, something we’ve never seen him do before. He finally told Belle everything, even though he thought he had lost her. If he takes a step back now and doesn’t tell Bae about Milah/Hook/everything he’s done as the Dark One (including the curse and trying to find him) then I will be very very very disappointed in the writers who have done a great job thus far of taking the characters further in their development."He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"The thing about the bean taking Bae to a land without magic is that we have to trust the BF on this point. I don’t. I think she knew that the words “a land without magic” would be the downfall for Rumple, he would never make that journey. So Bae could go where he is supposed to, Neverland where he fights Hook at some point. Wanna bet Rumple told young Bae that pirates had killed Milah? And then, after centuries of being in Neverland, for some reason he left (maybe he knew about the curse and left 28 years before it was enacted, the same time as Emma, but from a different land?) and ended up in New York. Perhaps the portal from Neverland leads to NY. And there he waited.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"In the classic story, however, doesn’t the combo of Peter and the Crocodile “win?” (Bae and Rumple?) At the end of the Disney story, at least, Hook is chased off by the Crocodile and Peter takes Wendy home. I’m willing to bet we won’t see the return of Hook/Cora to SB until after Bae is revealed (I’m still holding out that he is Peter Pan) and somehow ends up in SB, perhaps with Emma.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@slurpeez108 wrote:
I wonder if Milha will actually die at the hands of the pirates, or whether she’ll just fake her own kidnapping and death, so as to make Rumpel give up on trying to get her back. From the brief clip of her in the bar, it seemed like she was really fed up with her marriage to Rumpel and ready to leave for adventure with Hook’s crew. Despite Milha seeming to care for her small son, maybe she faked her own death so as to make it “easer” for Baelfire to believe she’d died rather than abandoned him. Milha doesn’t seem like an honorable woman, and neither does Hook. He could tell Rumpel that Milha provides sexual favors for the crew trying as a way to make Rumpel believe Milha really has been kidnapped. Though I think Hook and Milha are really loves, and she may have fabricated the entire story as “cover” to make her family fully release her.
I like this, a lot. She does seem desperate to get away from Rumple, even if it means leaving Bae. If we go with the theory that Hook somehow ends up in Neverland (and thus never ages?) would that also apply to Milah? In that case, it might mean she’s also alive and on her way to SB with Hook (and, in my opinion, Cora). I wonder what she would think of Rumple having become the Dark One.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
