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The episode has passed. It was a good, though not quite what I thought it would be.
But the big thing is that Sheldon *agreed* to the sleepover after acknowleding that it was a big step for them. And he did so rather gleefully.
Character progress. It’s a silly little comedy show but they know how it’s done. I am going to need to rewatch.
Also cry
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"SOMEONE BETTER HAVE A REALLY GOOD FREAKING EXPLANATION FOR WHY REGINA HAS NEAL’S KEYS AND IS WILLY NILLY GIVING THEM TO ROBIN HOOD AND HIS FAMILY TO CRASH IN
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Sneak #2
EXCUSE ME. WHAT DO YOU MEAN REGINA GAVE THEM NEAL’S APARTMENT. EXCUSE ME. DO YOU WANT TO TELL ME HOW THAT IS ALLOWED.
Really? The guy didn’t notice his horse being stolen until after it was gone…?
Thief has got some mad bike riding skills
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"As far the AU goes, it seems like it won’t stick. They all go back and OQ are getting the Snow Fall treatment that CS got in S3B and of course Snowing got in 1A, but it seems like they all come back to SB and things are “righted” by Emma’s sacrifce
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"No I’m not going to survive this. I’m really not. I’m already giggly and hugging random objects.
Who knew a TV show could make someone so happy?
#ObviousONCEBurnIsObvious
Why is no one else up yet?
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Tonight, my BBIES have a sleepover and the Vikings attack Paris. EEEEEEE!
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"So is the Quill just an object that only gains power when the Author has it, or does the Quill have some sort of understanding about its proper owner.
Yes. The Quill is seeking out Henry, the next Author.
That’s more or less my feeling as well. Which means the Author isn’t exactly evil, just corrupted by object he was never meant to wield. He’s been Gollum’d.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Jungle Book is also happening (actually two are happening…I don’t remember which version is Disney’s. There’s one with Idris Elba as Sher Kahn, and one with Benedict Cumberbatch…)
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"This is where, from the narrative’s point of view, the rug is supposed to be pulled from under our feet, right?
LOL they are both evil! Is there something above the Sorcerer? I mean what is the definitive power ranking here if we take into account The Sorcerer, The Apprentice, The Author, The Dark One, and The Blue Fairy?
The Author was chosen (by the Sorcerer? Are we sure about that…) and was able to deceive/manipulate the Apprentice and the Sorcerer but then the Apprentice was able to trap the Author. With all that in mind, the DO seems like a by product of all these things, perhaps the same with The Blue Fairy?
Sorcerer
Author
Apprentice (who derives his power from the Sorcerer)
Blue Fairy (if we follow that Good is better than Evil and the BF is good…which, no but let’s go with it)
The Dark One
One last strange thing. While he was sending Mal’s baby through the green vortex of doom, the Apprentice kept repeating (twice, I think, but maybe more) that he’s sending her “where she (it? the baby) belongs.”
No idea if this relates but your reminder of that piece of dialogue strongly reminds me of BF saying that the DO’s curse did not belong in the EF
think it’s more like Buffy. There was a long line of Slayers before we got to Buffy. One slayer dies, another takes her place. I think that’s the more likely story with the author. Since he or she is not immortal, when one dies, another takes up the quill.
Which might explain why there is no new Author yet…the old one hasn’t died yet
Also, another note: are we looking at a Macro/Micro parallel?
Author vs Sorcerer
Lily vs The Savior
As above so below?
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
