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*Actual progression of thought at 6:30 am this morning*
1) What is that buzzing next to my head?
2) The buzzing is my phone
3) Why is my phone buzzing
4) It’s an alert
5) What time is it?
6) It’s 630
7) Why is my phone buzzing
8) Why is Phee crying and drinking wine
9) Why is Ranisha up this early
10) Why are any of us up this early?
11) “Guys…too early…”
12) Sleep
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Good morning. (Though some of you were up earlier than the rest of us…)
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"If Rumpel dies, won’t the power of the dagger “evaporate” into the air, as said by Cora? Now, I know, Cora is no centuries old expert but she was trained by rumple, knew of the dagger, apparently was able to beat Rump in magical battle, and was able to actually evade the dark curse, so this woman should know her magicks as much as Rumpel does. Or maybe retcon?
Yes you’re right she does say that in Miller’s Daughter.
However 1) Cora could be lying 2) Cora could be wrong 3) The writers changed their minds
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"This could explain why Rump wanted Belle as his maid, maybe. Perhaps he figured she would be the new author. If she is the new author, he could manipulate her into writing the story his way because she made a deal with him to be his slave forever. Or whatever it was.
I would be severely ticked off if they did that to Rumbelle. What they’ve done to them so far is bad enough…
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"That makes sense. Although if a “nameless” dagger would essentially cause some kind of apocalyptic event, then it seems that the logical thing to do would be to sic the sorcerer’s hat on it, and voilà, excess magic absorbed, problem solved…no?
Actually, some of the reports said something about them looking for an object to help, but couldn’t find it. Maybe they were looking to use the Sorcerer’s hat?
Bingo. There it is.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"So I suppose that a TLK might cl– ahem, unmoor Rumple from the dagger and its power, but the dagger’s magic will presumably remain in the dagger, which will then start looking for a new “host,” since nature abhors a vacuum and all that.
Yes I think that’s exactly what happens. Though we have no confirmation. When Rumple killed Pan and himself, the DO power didn’t seek out anyone else, though possibly because Rumple took the dagger with him?
Oh, and incidentally, what would happen to the Sarlacc Pit, I mean Exxon spill, I mean Vault of the DO from which Rumple emerged?
I call it the Vault of Eternal Goo!
And no idea.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"“Rumple also has a secret about what’s going on with him personally,” executive producer Edward Kitsis says
His heart is black and/or dying
We’ll also find out exactly what Rumple is lording over Regina that will made her obey—and it doesn’t have to do with Henry. “It’s something entirely different and yet familiar at the same time,” Kitsis says.
Guys, we all know it’s Robin/Zelena
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"The Author has some tragic back story where some girl broke his heart and now, he likes to mess up everyone’s happy endings for kicks and just because he can.
ding ding ding. We have a winner.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
