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Well at least he got one back on the Charmings (knocking David out… WITH A CANE… useful weapons, those things, maybe he and Rumpel could go for a cane fight) before cuddling the floor again, as he attempted to kill my dearie.
Hmmm David seems to love the floor a lot too. You think they made them outta candy? *yum, gimme some floor* 😆 😆 😆[adrotate group="5"]Ok I got a big big pondering…. Killing someone makes you evil, right?
But both Snow and Charming killed dozens of soldiers when fighting his “dad” and the Evil Queen. So why is that any different, extra’s are people too (even if they die several times in several costumes through the series :P) But nobody seems to think it’s a problem when Snow fights to free her man and slashes her sword through a knight (I’m pretty sure that’s deadly) Yet when it comes to Regina and Cora, we go all woooha, don’t, it will make you bad! Sounds like pretty double standards to me.I guess whoever heart Snow crushes dies. You think she’d do a bit of research before she crushes it to make sure it’s the right one… ANd seeing Cora said she had her heart well hidden, I can’t believe it would be that easily found.
Another thing… well two actually
1 How does Snow know Cora has no heart, when Regina does not (obvious from when she sends Hook out to kill her, which is days before the curse (oh so that’s why that story of Welcome to Storybrooke is coming this season, it ties in to that *ephiphany*)
2 Why is crushing a heart bad enough to change, when Snow and Charming killed dozens of soldiers (poor sods that were doing their job for an evil ruler, but most likely were not bad) and that did not change them in the least… But all of a sudden when it is about killing Regina or Cora, it matters? *senses plot hole*OMG… What about Granny? Major enough to be extremely terrible, minor enough not to be missed (seeing her role is pretty much played and I don’t see a romance for her future) Plus she made bad decisions in the past, which heartless people seem to do, like when not telling Red about who she was…. She could also have traded her heart against the cloak, so in that way, it would make sense. And again, it ties into “Welcome to Storybrooke”. Her death would send everyone down memory lane, as Granny’s is the heart of Storybrooke
Actually I think it ties in with Sneezy and the Germ theory poster in the hospital room andthe charm that unlocks his phone. This is what I wrote in another thread:
YES YES YES! I GOT IT!
Germ Theory Poster! Well germs are spread by coughing and … sneezing!SNEEZY! He lost his memory and is bewondered by the whole of Storybrooke. He has seen some weird stuff, and even though the dwarves are looking after him, they can’t possibly watch him 24/7. So there is a good chance he might have told someone about the strange things happening to him, a friend, a colleague outside Storybrooke: Greg Mendell. After all Storybrooke is not completely severed from the world, calls are made outside Storybrooke (like when Sidney dug up dirt on Emma)
Another clue: Sneezy’s Storybrooke shop is called Dark Star Pharmacy. Hello Star Wars!So the only reason they did not use that much of Hook is because the poor bugger broke his leg… No evil plan or bad intentions. Just trying to keep him in the picture but off his feet.
Happy now, Hookers?
So…. who is gonna listen ten times over to hear what was said in the whispers? Like what Lana said about which character is getting another Faerie Tale linked to them.
I would but it’s bedtime
@dena81 wrote:
What do you guys think about the game changer Robby spilled out?
Well I think if Cora gets her hands on that knife and can control Rumpel, all options are open.
I guess we also now know why Hook has limited screen time. They are trying to film around his leg, so maybe they DID want to put more of him in but could not
