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@HappyEndings wrote:

Cora is indeed the miller’s daugher. We see her with a rather drunken looking father. She delivers flour to the castle. A princess trips her and then claims she just fell and that Cora ruined her shoes. The king makes Cora get down on her knees and appologize. The princess is very snooty. The king says her name is Eva- so I assume this is likely Snow’s mom, although she certainly doesn’t act like the woman we met in “The Queen is Dead.” There is a prince too- Prince Henry. If he is Eva’s brother and is indeed Regina’s father…Regina and Snow are cousins

See I don’t understand this why then was Eva’s Kingdom not in debt, but Henry’s was I don’t by the fact that they are related in anyway. I think Henry lost his kingdom and Eva which I believe is a separate kingdom survive and Cora was jealous of this fact but I could be wrong. 😕

Henry and Eva could’ve been siblings and grown up in the same castle together in their father’s, King Xavier’s, kingdom. As the firstborn son, Henry came to power, but it was so impoverished it went bust. Princess Eva became Queen Eva by her marriage to King Leopold, whose neighboring kingdom seemed strong and wealthy.

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Johanna tells young Snow that the BF was one of Queen Eva’s secret confidants and advisors. Do you think the Blue Fairy is a fairy godmother patron for Snow’s family? Cinderella’s fairy-godmother was a patron to King George’s family. Maybe all royals have their own patron fairies.

"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy

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Thanks so much for posting this! I’m drooling as I salivate with hunger for more and more! This is going to be incredible, I can tell already just from reading your description. I’m guessing most of the sneak-peeks will be clips from the first 10 minutes, so I don’t feel too spoiled by reading your wonderful summary.

@AngieBelle wrote:

The next scene is Regina and Cora. Regina comments that their plan will not work now because the Charmings know they have the dagger and Henry would be able to trace the blame to them. They are tapping the phone listening to a conversation between Emma and Snow and discover Rumple is injured. (There is a very funny moment when Cora knocks the device off the desk and says “I don’t like what the enchanted box is saying!”) They look at the dagger and realize he is more than just injured, he is dying. His name is disappearing from the dagger. Cora says they must change their plans…she is going to stab Rumple and become the dark one. If Rumple dies on his own, the dark magic just desolves. Regina questions her mom’s motives.

Finally, Regina is waking up to the truth! I just hope she or Snow can take out Cora first! I don’t want to see an even darker Cora than the witch we know already.

"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy

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@RumplesGirl wrote:

Well now that we “know” the prince in Question is probably Henry Sr, how did he lose his kingdom? I think it’s Rumple’s revenge for whatever Crazy Cora does with that dagger and baby Regina. Also, I think king George is going to come back into this because I think George will take over Henry’s kingdom.

😮 That sounds more likely the more I think on it, because George was always concerned about bankruptcy (which is why I thought he was the king who wanted straw to be spun into gold). But, you could be right about George taking over an already impoverished kingdom and Henry Sr. being retired to a country gentleman.

"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy

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@PriceofMagic wrote:

I think it’s very concerning that not only can Cora change her appearance to look like anyone, she can also change her size as well.?

I agree it’s very disconcerting that Cora can shape-shift into anyone. Can Rumple? We know he can disappear in a cloud of purple smoke. Can Regina share-shift into anyone? We’ve seen Regina disguise herself as a mouse in 1×2 when she visited Rumple in prison to discover how to cast the dark curse.

What’s to say that Cora wasn’t the dark fairy that gave Snow the bad fairydust in Snow Falls

Cora had been banished to Wonderland by then, so the dark fairy must’ve been someone else (perhaps Maleficent).

"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy

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Okay, it’s all but sealed with pixie dust that Neal is indeed Peter Pan! The final two episodes of the season are entitled:

2×21: “Second Star to the Right….’
2×22: “…and Straight on ‘Til Morning”

Which is the way to Neverland! 😀

"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy

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@AngieBelle wrote:

In the beginning of “The Miller's Daughter” Cora is delivering flour to the king when his snooty daughter trips her and claims she ruined her shoes. She doesn't really look like Eva…but I'm pretty sure that is what the king called her…he either said Eva or Ada. If she's Eva, she was not always the kind woman we met in “The Queen is Dead”! (Also, we meet Prince Henry…which could potentially make Snow and Regina cousins if that is indeed Regina's father and he is Eva's brother…)

THANK YOU! So sounds like I was wrong about King George (would’ve been an interesting twist, but oh well). But it looks like I might be right about Cora and Eva being sisters-in-law (potentially, if Cora married the prince).

"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy

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I have a somewhat cooky theory about Lacy and how she might eventually regain her Belle identity. At Paley Fest, Emilie de Ravin said that Belle was “lost” and she got chastised for that choice of word. Lana Parrilla exlaimed, “She said it, not me!” Why? What is it about that word that matters so much? At first, I thought it was because Emilie was an actress on “Lost” and so it was considered really corny to bring that show up.

Yet, it seems like Belle has lost more than her memory; she has lost herself. Is it possible that her soul is in the Netherworld and Emilie’s use of the word “lost” was a major clue to Belle’s fate? I know it sounds really far-fetched. Yet, Adam and Eddy also said that they’d mapped out the fist part of S1 to tie back in to where S2 is head. And what happened in the first part of S1? The wraith happened and Prince Philip’s soul was lost in the Netherworld. Maybe, just maybe, Mr. Gold will have to rescue Belle’s soul?

"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy

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Ok, there goes my theory. 😉 I guess Mr. Gold really was just a desperate, dying man to trust in Snow White and Prince Charming. Maybe that poison had neurotoxins which caused him to lose his mind temporarily.

"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy

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@hcadia wrote:

But Cora is so powerful, how can she not sense that the dagger is fake?! She even touched and felt it like her own baby….

Yes, Cora is very powerful and can sense magic being present in SB. Yet, the dagger, despite controlling a magical being, may not emit a powerful essence in and of itself. So, Cora could still be fooled into thinking it’s the real dagger.

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@Keb wrote:

Given how she’s treated Regina, I wouldn’t want to be Cora’s own baby…but you’re right.

I kinda referring Cora to Gollum from Lord of the rings, when he held the ring as Cora held the dagger!

Cora is all about her and dark magic..! That’s her life and her baby… Regina has to be just a part of her plan to get what she wants… King Leopold’s kingdom. She never thought of Regina and never will. That’s our dearie Cora 😉

I had to laugh when I saw the picture of Gollum holding the ring, because that is precisely the image that came to my mind when Cora held up the dagger. And when she sat in Regina’s chair, you could tell that Cora wanted to be mayor/queen and was not content to allow Regina to have power. Cora may love her daughter in a twister way, but something tells me her real love is power.

"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy

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