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@zlfh4 wrote:
Just a thought but I think it might be the real deal or at least it was at the beginning of season 1 because if you think about it the clock only started to move after she decided to stay and met Gold and he got his memories back…and if the real dagger was at the end of the minute hand that would make a lot of sense…
I don’t believe the dagger was in the clock tower when Emma decided to stay in SB; I think the hand of the clock moving was just a sign that her presence as the savior was enough to weaken the curse. If you recall, Mr. Gold decided to hide his dagger in the woods. In 1×7, Heart of a Lonely Hunter, Graham came across Mr. Gold “doing a bit of gardening” in his suit in the forest. In reality, Mr. Gold was burying his dagger in the ground. Later, in 1×19, The Return, when Mr. Gold thought August was his son, we saw the dagger again buried underground.
[adrotate group="5"]"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
Hmmm. I thought “Into the Deep” and “Tiny” were some of the weaker “filler” episodes of the season. Yet, both “The Crocodile” and ‘The Cricket Game” were well-written and moved the plot forward. Hopefully, it’ll be a strong episode, and I think it will be, because anything involving Pinocchio/August will likely answer a lot of questions we’ve all had since 2×1.
"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
“Racy Lacey” Lol! Amnesia Belle is going to be getting her groove on and Mr. Gold will stand by aghast and give her a stern, somewhat fatherly lecture about dressing appropriately. I can hear him now, “How very uncivilized!” 😆
"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
@Keb wrote:
That promo is scary, because while “one of their own” is now a rather expanded list, they’re running out of relations that we don’t care much about. We’ve watched both Snow’s parents die, and Charming’s mother and brother (all on screen, no less). For immediate parental relations, they’ve got Regina and George, who would happily see them dead. There’s Emma, but Cora isn’t capable of killing her, and besides Regina, everyone else kinda likes Emma, even Rumple (though he might not as much now…but I bet he blames Henry for the whole dagger trusting thing, too). Henry, but he’s the lynchpin of the whole family at this point. Rumple’s already poisoned and a pretty strong target, but there are good reasons to believe he’s not going to get killed just yet.
I’m actually scared that Charming’s going to be the target, because that would be the thing that would hurt Snow the most. Him, or Bae. That…would be really harsh, because you kill Charming, Dark Snow will probably wind up worse than Cora. You kill Bae, Rumple really will kill them all. Henry first.
Neither Prince Charming nor Bae will die. Both were in spoiler images for 2×18.
"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
Actor interviews:
Robert Carlyle: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgLY0IGQqIs&feature=player_embedded
Lana Parrilla: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGbwE2Pm47Y
Emilie de Ravin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6ShWzVP-TE
Ginny Goodwin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrxUq-nE6Lc
Josh Dallas: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyicLG2IDO0
Colin O’Donoghue: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XBpufrqj2E
Emma Swan: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4J74SG0S2c"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
There were spoilers pics from 2×18 of Charming, Snow, Emma, Baelfire, Tamara, Henry, BF, Pinocchio/August, and Geppetto, so they’re safe for now. We can also rule out Rumple and Belle, who are both in spoiler pics from episode 2×19. I think Regina and Hook are safe, since both were confirmed at Paley Fest to make future appearances.
Yet, I haven’t seen Ruby, Granny, the dwarves, or Jiminy around lately. 😕
"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
@steliokontos1 wrote:
I think if anyone is gonna do it it’s gonna be Regina’s that kills Cora I just don’t think Snow will do it!
Yes, maybe Regina will beat Mary Margaret and end up killing her own mother to save Henry. If Regina were to kill her own mom, she’d become as dark as Cora, if not worse, since Regina was already prone to evilness. We know episode 20 is entitled “The Evil Queen” and that could very well be Regina.
"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
Here’s a really good recap of Paley Fest:
Once Upon a Time executive producers Eddy Kitsis and Adam Horowitz and several cast members took the stage at PaleyFest 2013 on Sunday to talk about Snow’s dark turn, a visit to Storybrooke in 1983, the Season 2 finale (yes, already!) and much more.
The panel kicked off with Ginnifer Goodwin dropping some scoop about Snow’s journey from white to something much murkier following the events of tonight’s big episode and next week’s even more powerful outing.
“What she is going through is going to shake her self-identity, her self-definition,” previewed Goodwin. “If she’s not the Snow White she can read about it in story books, then she doesn’t know who she is. That opens a lot up for her. She can get in touch with a more evolved way of protecting herself and her family.”
As Snow attempts to guard her loves ones, her rivalry with Regina will “get pretty intense,” teased Lana Parrilla. “We’re definitely going to see a different side to Mary Margaret, and I think we’ve earned it.”
But just how dark can Snow go, especially given that the character is owned by the family-friendly Disney? Kitsis assured fans that after next Sunday’s episode, viewers will see that “they’re pretty much letting us do what we want.”
And how will Charming deal with his wife’s new path? “It concerns him a great deal because someone that he loves with all of his heart is hurting,” said Josh Dallas. However, David “knows better than anyone that people can mess up [and] have darker sides to them. … He’s going to be there for her no matter what.”
Other topics touched on during the PaleyFest Q&A:
TRAVELING THE LANDS | The show will visit a new realm this season, during which viewers will get hints about a significant resident of said land. That character, however, won’t make his or her debut until Season 3, previewed Kitsis. Meanwhile, David will want to get back to his home. “As much as David likes electricity, he misses his sword and his castle and his horse,” said the EP. “He wants to rebuild his land. That is something a lot of people will get on board for.”
WELCOME TO STORYBROOKE | “We’re going to see the first week of the curse,” said Kitsis of the March 17 episode. “We’re going to see the Huntsman. We’re going to get more insight into what it was like that first week in 1983 and what it was like for the Evil Queen to win.” In the hour, viewers will also glimpse why Regina went to adopt Henry. So why air such a pivotal flashback so early in the show’s run? “When you see the episode, that answer becomes very clear,” replied Horowitz.
THE END IS NEAR | This season’s two-part finale will be titled “Second Star to the Right” and “ And Straight On ‘Til Morning.”
FATHER, SON, GRANDSON | Rumpel and Bae’s relationship may be in a sad state of affairs right now, but “there’s a little gamechanger” in Episode 22, hinted Robert Carlyle. As for the seer’s warning about Henry and what the Dark One will do with that information, “The question is: Has [Rumpel] learned anything [from his past mistakes]?” said Kitsis. “What chance does his grandson have?”
NO MADNESS | Addressing recent reports that the Mad Hatter may be recast and spun off into his own show, Kitsis insisted that “we have no plans to recast anyone.” However, Jefferson’s portrayer Sebastian Stan “is a very busy man,” he added. “I don’t know when he will be making his way toward us.”
TEAM EVIL | “Regina the Evil Queen is going to make a comeback, but in a different way,” teased Parrilla. As for the dastardly Captain Hook, “you will see him pop back into the season in a fun way,” revealed Kitsis. But will the foe find romance with Emma, setting up a triangle with Neal? “It could happen,” is all Horowitz would say.
LACEY RACY | An upcoming Belle episode will reveal the character’s cursed persona. “Lacey’s very interesting,” Emilie De Ravin teased cryptically, while Kitsis added, “She’s the opposite of Belle. Things are going to get a lot more interesting for Mr. Gold.” But will Belle ever regain her memories of her true identity? “Have hope and faith and we’ll see what happens,” offered up Kitsis.
AND EVEN MORE SCOOP | Also on tap for this season: The reveal of where August ran off to and what he’s been doing (just don’t expect answers this year about how he knew Neal was actually Bae); more of Hook and Bae’s backstories; and possibly some romance for Regina. “Everything that motivates her is love,” explained Kitsis. “She has a huge capacity for love. She’s just got a strange way of going about getting it.” Added Parrilla with a smile: “She’s holding out for the right one.” http://tvline.com/2013/03/03/once-upon-a-time-season-2-spoilers-deaths-dark-snow/
"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
@thatheles wrote:
OMG What if the EVIL QUEEN is SNOW???? Dealing with murdering whoever??/
Well, Rumple did say in 1×16 that if Snow killed Regina, she’d become as dark as the woman she killed. It could be that Snow becomes darker if she is the one to murder Cora. Yet, it could be Regina who kills her own mother to save Henry, which tips Regina back into full-on evil mode. At Paley Fest, Lana Parrilla said we’d be seeing Regina as the Evil Queen again, and I don’t think she meant just in flashbacks.
"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
A thought just occurred to me. If Snow kills Cora, will she become as dark as the woman she kills? In 1×16 Heart of Darkness, Rumple said Snow’s heart would be darkened if she killed Regina.
"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
