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@Midnight Dreary wrote:
^Well, it looks like our dream has officially come true. 😀
YES! I love that the writers are pairing Belle up with Ruby. She needs a friend to talk to, and Ruby is such a sweetheart. I hope the writers keep it up. 😀
@myril wrote:
Think Gold genuinely is nice to Henry in this moment, no ulterior motives. Believe he wants to change, but wanting and actually doing, being able to are not the same. Magic offers power and a seemingly easy way out, it’s addictive – and obviously Gold is not yet there to step away from it, is he.
Even when his intentions occasionally are good and without any ulterior motives, his doings nevertheless can have bad ramifications. Magic comes with a prize doesn’t mean you’re or anyone is in control what you’re paying for it, or who will pay it, not even if you’re the Dark One. So with the good intention to help Henry here Gold / Rumple might have set something in motion which could end bad, harming Henry or someone else close to him.
But then isn’t that Regina’s fault? She’s the one who called Mr. Gold for help. She should have known better too.
*Sigh* So many awesome characters, so little time. 😀
Snow White/Mary Margaret – She’s a girl with a sword. Need I say more?
Mr. Gold/Rumpelstiltskin – His story just moves me on so many different levels. Which is odd considering all the terrible things he’s done. But I can’t help but love him. And the fact that he’s portrayed brilliantly by Robert Carlyle doesn’t hurt either.
Belle – Oh, my precious Belle. I love how compassionate and open-minded she is. She fits the role of the classic the Beauty in every way. She’s the innocent young maiden who’s able to find the light inside of her savage Beast. I know some people give her flack for being so forgiving of Rumpel’s horrible deeds, but it’s part of the classic Beauty and the Beast mythos, so I don’t really have a problem with it.
Um, I’m really not going to come down on Belle for being chained up all the time, considering all the times Emma and Snow have either been kidnapped, poisoned, tricked by shifty reporters, constantly manipulated by Rumpel and Regina, or left in Elevator shafts. 😆
And yes, Rumpel has lied to her. A LOT. But that’s why she left him at the end of “The Crocodile.” She’s not moving back in until she’s noticed a real change in his behavior.
