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[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
I don’t think she’ll turn out to be anyone. The writers just wanted to give Will a sympathetic reasoning for stealing the elixir to contrast Robin’s more “selfish” one and in order to get Robin to change his ways.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I think you have to have both ingredients. You must have both quill and be the Author.
An Author without a quill is only an Author in name.
A quill with no Author is just another writing utensil.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I name all my furs, because I’m strange. Each fur has a name, because I wanted them to be her children. So Clarissa was the big white one, which must have weighed 60 pounds. When you’re in vertiginous 6-inch red suede heels and a 60-pound fur at midnight in the Enchanted Forest in Vancouver, it’s pretty spectacular. They fashioned some shorter furs too. Mable was my black-and-white. She was my driving fur, darling.
I might be in love with her….
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Next week ouat we got into mop & broom complicated past. Evil is not born its assimilated in a factory and sold in the realm of Home De’pot
—Ranisha
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Script tease 2
BabyNameStealer: babadadama
Pongo: ARF!!!
Broom: SWISH!
Fandom: Your favoritism is showing ADAM!—Ranisha
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Given this show’s track history she is probably a spurned woman. We have them almost every season. He promised her the world and love and then he ran and broke her heart and she went evil. @Felie what you’re suggesting is over the dark line for this show. He didn’t take pleasure in sending a baby–he took pleasure in how it was a better story. He wants the best story; not necessarily to harm children, just in that case the two coincided.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Like I said before, I think ‘dark’ to different characters and actors is all relative. Different people are going to perceive what they deem is dark based on their own experiences. For Robin, stealing for himself vs. stealing to help other people — that’s dark stuff. But to us, it’s nothing really.
Basically that. Robin thinks it’s dark but for someone like Regina or Robin, that’s an easy day.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Because this is important
Like, to this point he's been little more than an annoyance to her when their faces aren't being mashed together by the writers.
— OUAT Critic (@drunkouat) April 15, 2015
These 'tender'/'romantic' moments are completely inconsistent with what we normally see of them.
— OUAT Critic (@drunkouat) April 15, 2015
Why is Hook suddenly so irreplaceable and important to her? Wasn't he trying to kill her like a season and a half ago?
— OUAT Critic (@drunkouat) April 15, 2015
Then his response basically is, "Don't worry about me, I'm a self-insert/wishfulfillment character, I can't die!"
— OUAT Critic (@drunkouat) April 15, 2015
Nothing annoys me more than a pairing writers really want us to believe is like SO PERFECT for each other+
— OUAT Critic (@drunkouat) April 15, 2015
Despite having no romantic/meaningful connection at all.
— OUAT Critic (@drunkouat) April 15, 2015
The writers know they don't have to sell CS to anyone. People were already predisposed to wanting them to happen.
— OUAT Critic (@drunkouat) April 15, 2015
As such, we get writing like this where there's basically no relationship development+
— OUAT Critic (@drunkouat) April 15, 2015
Just a bunch of 'romantic' platitudes and scene at the end where they mash their mouths together a bit.
— OUAT Critic (@drunkouat) April 15, 2015
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
