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"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
@Phee wrote:
😮 😮 So now I’m wondering if that scene in the promo where Regina seems to be putting her hands over the well and sucking the power up, is her giving in to Henry and de-activating the trap they’ve set.
Could definitely be the case! In the extended promo, it kind of looks to me like Mr. Gold is the one who cast a spell to block the portal, but then it looks like Regina intervenes at Henry’s desperate pleading to save Snow and Emma. Who ever would’ve thought that Regina would save Snow White and Emma from an otherwise certain death?
Sadly, Mr. Gold doesn’t seem to be as easily convinced. He says in the extended promo, “Doesn’t matter who comes through. No one can survive this.” Just when I thought Belle was helping him become a better man. 😐 Also, there is a brief scene of Mr. Gold using a spell in the mines; maybe he is harnessing the power of the newly-discovered magical diamonds in order the block the well portal. Extended promo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-6ZwVkQCCA&feature=player_embedded
"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
@Phee wrote:
@EvilQueen wrote:
Ever since Mulan and Aurora put Prince Philip on the bed where once Aurora slept, I had no doubt this wasn’t the last time of seeing him!
Yep, it was a given that he’d be back at some point. Looks like he’s shooting in the middle of a forest, so Phillip’s up and gettin’ around again.
Yes, the forest in Julian Morris’ picture could be linked to the “Forest of the Dead” that Mulan mentioned in 2×8, the same episode that Cora offered to retrieve Philip’s soul for Aurora!
"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 fan asked if Belle would seek out Jiminy’s help in Storybrooke:
Yes, well there is some things coming with Belle and Jiminy for sure and that’s the episode that we’re actually shooting right now, I’m actually in Vancouver right now and there’s a lot that happens with Belle for sure. I’m not sure what I can tell you I don’t want to spoil anything for your audience so there’s some (laughs) there’s so much ahead.
I apologize for any mistakes but the audio was giving me a hard time. Just listen to it yourself. 😉
No idea when they recorded the interview, so I’m not sure what episode they were filming at the time but 2×11 would be my guess. 😉 The Belle question starts about 17:30 minutes in.
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/scifipulse/2012/11/24/sfp-now-featuring-actor-raphael-sbarge
"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
Epic!
"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
Nonnie wrote: I have been hearing all over the internet that HENRY should be allowed to go back into the flames. Anyone who would send a 10 year old child into a burning inferno is lower than CORA, HOOK, RUMPLE and REGINA put together. I really question their thought process, yes this is JUST A TV SHOW but it still makes me wonder about them.
But my point is that Henry is fated to return to the inferno repeatedly anyway, because it is an unstoppable side-effect of the sleeping curse. Of course, I don’t approve of Henry returning to the netherworld, but there is nothing Charming, Regina, or even Mr. Gold could do to prevent Henry from dreaming about that fire disco. Mr. Gold said in 2×7 said he could not prevent Henry’s soul from going there; all Mr. Gold could do was give an enchanted locket to Henry to help him control his actions while asleep. Despite Charming volunteering to go to the netherworld instead, Henry will continue to return there anyway whenever he goes to sleep. Since Henry will go back to the inferno every time falls asleep, he might as well have been the one to deliver the message.
@Schmacky wrote:
Why not just let Henry return, since his soul is still doomed to relive the consequences of the sleeping curse with the knowledge that Mr. Gold will always heal him?
Because for whatever reason they needed to do it now. And even so, Mr. Gold said they were lucky all that happened to Henry was a burn on the arm. Obviously it can do much worse to you in there.
Of course, I know Henry returning to the inferno is more dangerous than just a burn on the arm. However, Henry is lucky even to have access to Mr. Gold’s magic to heal his burns. Henry is doomed to risk being burned over and over, because there is no way to prevent Henry from returning there. Sorry if I sound like a broken record, but I really don’t think Charming even considered that just because he went instead of Henry this time doesn’t mean that Henry is now forever safe in SB. The only way to protect Henry is if he never falls asleep.
@The Fairest wrote:
I think Charming did the right thing. Sending Henry would have been a bad move. Yes, all he sustained were a few burns on his arm, but that was just the first time. What would have happened after the third, fourth or fifth time? He could have easily been consumed by the flames and then they would have had an even bigger problem on their hands.
While Charming going under the sleeping curse was brave, it was in vain if his intention was just to protect Henry. Despite David’s sacrifice, Henry will keeping going there anyway. Henry will go there a third, fourth, fifth, and who knows how many countless times. Maybe there is a chance for Snow to teach Henry how to block going there as she was eventually able to do, but only if she returns to SB. In the meantime, Henry is doomed to risk his life every night. Also, while Charming loves Henry and wants to protect him, I think Charming’s deeper motivation was to see his wife again, believing her kiss would wake him right back up. He was a bit blinded by his faith.
It was a risk that Charming was willing to take, and even Mr. Gold and Regina (two experts in the field of magic) thought that it might work. So, no one could have predicted the terrible outcome.
I think Mr. Gold knew putting David under the curse was all for naught, since he know Henry’s soul is bound to return the the netherworld. Yet, Mr. Gold was willing to give Charming what he wanted anyway. Also, despite her efforts to reform, Regina’s motivations for putting Charming under the sleeping curse are probably less than pure; it’s rather convenient for her to get full custody of Henry now that Prince Charming is asleep, perhaps permanently, while Snow and Emma are stuck in the EF.
"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
While I admire Prince Charming’s bravery, he could’ve thought his plan through more. Charming said he more of a doer while Snow was more of the talker, and I think it showed. Though his actions demonstrated his unbridled love for Snow, which was really touching and endearing on the one hand, he needs to work on his long-term strategy. Mr. Gold said he can’t prevent Henry’s soul from returning to the netherworld every time he goes to sleep, so what’s to keep Henry from going back again to that inferno? Also, we already saw that Rumple completely healed Henry’s burn so that his arm was good as new. Why not just let Henry return, since his soul is still doomed to relive the consequences of the sleeping curse with the knowledge that Mr. Gold will always heal him? Now Charming has risked leaving Henry without any of his biological family left in SB without certainty that Emma and Snow will return (even though we know they eventually will).
"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
@Midnight Dreary wrote:
I’m thinking she’s either Snow or Aurora’s mother. 😉
Maybe Katrina is both Snow’s and Aurora’s mother. Phee suggested that these princesses might be half-sisters and not even know it.
"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 is an extended version of the promo. Sorry for the low quality, but I haven’t yet come across a better version. If anyone has a link for a HD version, please share: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-6ZwVkQCCA&feature=player_embedded
"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
