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With only a few hours to go in round 2 this is how the votes are looking
Swan Queen : 64%
Jessica and Trish (Jessica Jones) : 36%
Most likely going through to the next round to face the winner of Annalise/Eve vs Claus/Caroline
Rumbelle : 46%
Destiel (Supernatural) : 54%
Most likely going to lose this round.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"So no “Hades is really the baby’s father” plot twist.
Thank god cause you know Baby HellWitch would have inexplicably grown up to be the big bad for S6.
So does this pretty much confirm that not only will Ginny be sticking around for Season 6, but that she’s not the death of the Blind Item either? I mean yeah, Robin is still the safest bet at the moment, but it’s always nice to have at least one character in the clear.
Yeah that’s how I took it as well. I think it comes down to Robin (better odds) or Zelena (a possibility but not nearly as strong as Robin)
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Unless the pen is in the underworld, how??
Set photos for 520 show Henry in the Underbrooke sitting on a desk writing something. Here’s my theory: we’ve seen the chipped cup in Pan’s shop. What if other broken objects appear in the Underworld in their original unbroken forms? Yes, I’m suggesting that an unbroken version of the pen is in the Underworld. I wouldn’t put it past this show.
Like you said, the cup is there and we know that its status in the Real World is broken so that makes sense
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Those clothes are awesome. But that’s not your best hat, Regina dear.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Does Emma still have the darkness if the dagger still calls to her?KITSIS: We all have darkness within us
Then what did Snowing pull out of her when she was in the womb? And if she only had the greatest potential for darkness then doesn’t that mean that she doesn’t actually have tangible darkness like say, Rumple.
Is the passage of time in the Underworld different than in Storybrooke?HOROWITZ: No
That’s disappointing
Can ghosts from the Underworld kill living people?
KITSIS: Yes.
Mmmkay
Did Hades (Greg Germann) ever go to our world in disguise?
KITSIS: Can’t say.</p>
Will Once Upon a Time have a version of Queen Persephone?>HOROWITZ: Can’t say.</p>This is such a good hot seat, guys.
Does the well in the Underworld work the same way as it does in Storybrooke?KITSIS: We don’t even see it.</p>
Really? With all the rivers in Hades we aren’t going to tie it into the well/water that connects all realms?</p>
Will the five rivers that we saw in Hades’ cave play a role in the back half of the season?HOROWITZ: Yes</p>
Plz be the creation of the dark curse</p>
Any moments between Cora (Barbara Hershey) and Snow addressing the whole “I murdered you with a candlestick in the pawnshop” thing?<br style=”box-sizing: border-box;” />KITSIS: No.
HOROWITZ: It’s more a focus on Cora and Regina (Lana Parrilla).
KITSIS: What we will be able to say is we will see Barbara return again.</p>
Oh come on!
Will Henry (Jared Gilmore) be using his writing skills in the Underworld?>KITSIS: Yes</p>
Unless the pen is in the underworld, how??
Are the Storybrooke children in danger with the parents in the Underworld?>>KITSIS: Let’s be honest, they’re in danger of being orphaned<
Then maybe your heroes shouldn’t have run off willy-nilly to Hell!
Will we see Maleficent (Kristina Bauer Van Straten) and Lily (Agnes Bruckner) at all in the back half of the season?
HOROWITZ: No, but they’re not forgotten.</p>
LOL. Okay boys.
Is Dopey (Jeffrey Kaiser) still a tree?
KITSIS: He is right now.</p>
Whyyyyy?
Will Mulan’s (Jamie Chung) appearance involve finding out how she and Aurora (Sarah Bolger) saved Phillip’s (Julian Morris) soul after the wraith?
KITSIS: No.</p>
This is the one arc where it absolutely makes sense to see this story. But nope. Mulan’s sexuality is the only thing that matters here!
Will we revisit the magic gauntlet from camelot?
KITSIS: Nope.</p>
Is there a forgotten plot device island?</p>
Will there be death in this arc?
KITSIS: Yes.
HOROWITZ: Probably.
KITSIS: There will be.
Bye bye Robin</p>
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"That gravestone seems very pronounced. From what I can read it says: Berryl Dendrus Born June (28th/25th 1487?) Died (January 2nd/28th 1???) It could be nothing but it does seem to pull focus.
It might be the name of a crew member; shows often do that–use names of crew members on books and other shots where a name is required.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"“Theyyyyy… are very much aware of each other,” Colin O’Donoghue allowed, when I asked about Hook’s dynamic with the Underworld overlord. “And that’s about all I can say! But they definitely are aware of each other.”
Are they aware of each other before or after Hook goes to the Underworld, though? Isn’t that the real question.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"“Only You” was heard through Henry and Violet’s headphones, the band in Camelot was not actually playing that song. None of the couples dancing at the ball actually heard that song, the audience did. It was later brought up as a song Neal used when he was courting Emma. It is not a “any couple” song. It belong to Henry and Violet and Neal and Emma.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I’m assuming Robin’s alleged death will be important and will affect the story, especially Regina’s.
If we hadn’t seen, in the past, deaths that were totally unimportant and did not affect the story of characters, then I’d agree that this is a fair assumption. Death in narrative can absolutely mean something. It can have weight and power and drive storyline for a long time.
However, that’s not what we see in OUAT a fair amount of the time. I’m not even just talking about Neal’s death. Many deaths get reflected upon for maybe one episode (and even, maybe only a fraction of that episode) and then the story tends to forget how death impacts people because shiny shiny plot.
If Robin is dying (and goodness knows it looks that way now) then I have serious reservations that the show will “make it count” as it were.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Don’t you find it weird that he’s able to contact Emma after he supposedly moved on and tells her exactly what Cora tells Regina?
Weird? Yes. Significant? No.
And the messages are different, or at least serve different purposes.
Neal tells Emma not to go because it’s incredibly dangerous and as he says, he cares about her; Neal even acknowledges that he knew telling her would make no difference but he had to try.
Cora tells Regina to leave because (really) what it means for Hades that they are there.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
