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I haven’t seen this theory anywhere else… I recall Adam and Edward indicating we would see Tinkerbell in Season 3, and she might have her own background story or arc. What if Henry’s heart is needed to save Tinkerbell’s life? In the Disney version, kids needed to clap or say “I believe in fairies” or something like that to save Tinkerbell after she drank poison. What if she needs the heart of the truest believer to be saved? A long time ago, PP may have obtained an image of Henry from Rumple, who is able to see into the future. If PP is able to “fly” into our world without the need of a bean, it makes sense why Rumple would want to negotiate with PP.
That also plays into why PP is “complicated” and not just flat-out evil. He is trying to save his friend.
[adrotate group="5"]The whole point of the show is that Emma was supposed to come and “bring back the happy endings.” It wouldn’t make sense for Neal to die — he is her happy ending (and Henry).
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Maybe the “undoing” is undoing Rumple’s desire to die for penance.
I was actually thinking that his “undoing” had more to do with the fact that Henry is the motivation behind the selfless acts of his family. Neal’s motivation for sacrificing himself for example – He let go of Emma’s hand and fell through the portal because he didn’t want Henry to lose both his parents and grow up the same way they did. In a sense, Rumple losing Bae again was because of Henry.
I think the Fail-Safe has to do with Regina’s presence in Storybrooke. I think if she is killed or leaves the world through a portal, the town is immediately erased.
What I wonder, though, … now that the “curse” is broken, if the fail-safe would even still work?
I haven’t seen this theory anywhere — so here’s my two cents.
People have been guessing on the relationship between Bae and Hook. Well, after Milah’s death, Hook went to Neverland to give him time to figure out a way to kill the Dark One.
Somehow he stumbled upon Bae and found out who he was. I think he imprisoned Bae on his ship in order to manipulate Bae into telling him how to kill Rumple. Perhaps it took a long time — centuries — for Bae to finally reveal something about the dagger.
Remember, Hook returned to the Enchanted Forest centuries later (when Regina was the Queen and close to enacting the curse and had Bell locked up in the tower) and he already knew all about the dagger. He just didn’t know where to find it.
So I think Bae was a prisoner on board Hook’s ship in Neverland…perhaps he eventually became part of the crew. I doubt Hook treated him poorly for the sake of Milah, but at the same time did not want him to escape for the sake of killing Rumple. That’s how Bae learned how to sail the ship.
What do you guys think?
Anyone know who is this?
I see Greg, and the back of Hook, but who is the other guy?
Moderator’s Edit: I merged your thread on to this one because someone else had the same question about the same picture on pg 2 of the current thread. We think it’s probably the director or other production crew. Thanks–RG
I think it’s just weird that someone clearly tried to murder August, he was trying to warn them about something… but then the moment he turns into a boy again, Emma & Co. just hug and go off on their merry way. Wait a minute…what happened to, “I will not let that be in vain!”? No investigation, no further questions asked… it’s just weird. It leads me to believe August successfully told Emma something that she’s just keeping to herself for now. Perhaps I’m reading too much into it…
Here’s a screen shot from the promo (same actor, no?)
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