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@RumplesGirl wrote:
@thelonebamf wrote:
My main reason for assuming we’d have some kind of closure is simply because while a third season looks good- it (to my knowledge) hasn’t been confirmed and I imagine things were even foggier when this episode was being written and produced. I just trust that the writers wouldn’t leave us with a sinking ship at the end of the season if it could potentially be the end of the series. XD
It’s true that nothing has been confirmed but I think that Adam and Eddy (and really everyone) know that we are getting a season 3. Everyone’s been calling it a lock since about January. And lately whenever they’re asked questions, Adam and Eddy smile and say “that’s S3!” like they’re 100% sure.
Oh yeah, I am quite confident in having a season 3, i just don’t think that Lacey will be a… loose thread by the end of this season.
Actually- what I’m thinking is that the beans will come in to play- and many, if not all the residents of Storybrooke will want to return home. But Regina knows about the beans so she’s going to do… something to the crop, and perhaps all of our characters will be split into awkward groups and shunted into various lands. If that were the case, then perhaps we’d have Belle back by the end of the season (and a Belle who is receptive to Gold) but the conflict would come from the fact that they’d be physically separated. This situation could be made more interesting if Henry does in fact cause Gold to give up his powers. A (magic) powerless Gold would make for an interesting change in the series! Not sure if I’d like it as much, but it would shake things up a little.
(Edit: apologies for getting off the topic of Lacey’s actual character.)
[adrotate group="5"]"Nothing is easier than to denounce the evildoer; nothing is more difficult than to understand him."
thelonebamfParticipantMy main reason for assuming we’d have some kind of closure is simply because while a third season looks good- it (to my knowledge) hasn’t been confirmed and I imagine things were even foggier when this episode was being written and produced. I just trust that the writers wouldn’t leave us with a sinking ship at the end of the season if it could potentially be the end of the series. XD
"Nothing is easier than to denounce the evildoer; nothing is more difficult than to understand him."
thelonebamfParticipant@Vilya wrote:
I have a feeling that they are going to have to find some common thing that brings out the best in both of their natures. (If Rumple isn’t purely evil then I can’t believe that Lacey is). I bet that it might be over saving Henry or something of the like. Lacey must have sympathy for something, puppies, cups anything?
I find it interesting that the idea of evil is being applied to Lacey. Lacey has a wild streak for sure, but she is a character of our world: a mundane day-to-day where concepts like “good” and “evil” aren’t really a part of most people’s perceptions and actions. I’m not saying that good and evil don’t exist in our world, of course- but that in a person’s day to day existence it’s really more about “good and bad” choices. “Evil” while it assuredly exists in our world- isn’t this sweeping, grand power like it is in FTL.
It’s also important to keep in mind that Lacey is a fabricated person, created by Regina. Regina knew exactly what she was doing when she created Lacey. She purposely made her to be the sort of person that Gold would have trouble resisting, and who would be the worst thing for him (as far as choosing goodness goes). But I also think that if Lacey had been created as actually bad or evil, Gold would have a much easier time seeing that there was nothing of Belle in her and walking away.
"Nothing is easier than to denounce the evildoer; nothing is more difficult than to understand him."
thelonebamfParticipantI was a pretty big fan of the miniseries, although I didn’t watch it when it first came out. I was sad that the fandom seemed to be small and fairly inactive by the time I got to it. (I was only a few years late!) I went back and rewatched it all on Netflix last year and enjoyed myself all over again, after I set my brain to “super cheesy”. I know it’s not everyone’s cup of tea because it is a little campy at times but I think it’s a fun ride. I wish they’d been able to make a sequel as they hinted at the very end.
"Nothing is easier than to denounce the evildoer; nothing is more difficult than to understand him."
thelonebamfParticipant@RumplesGirl wrote:
I do believe we’ll see things turn out just fine by the end of the season. I’m sure the words of the prophecy mean Henry will have something to do with it. Maybe Gold will have to walk away from Lacey for the sake of Henry/goodness/etc and will kiss her goodbye? Maybe that kiss – a kiss that says “I love Belle enough to walk away from you, because she’d never forgive me for what you and I could become” would count as a kiss of true love? Perhaps considered a kiss between Rumple and whatever sliver of Belle might still be left within Lacey?
I agree. I think everything will be resolved by seasons end and a lot of it will have to do with Rumple’s decision regarding Henry.
PS: welcome to the forums!
In some ways, while I’m sure we’ll have a tidy (but open ended) finale, I’m finding myself wondering how everything will be wrapped up within just three episodes. I was totally not prepared for the credits to roll at the end of Lacey, I thought there had to be at least another third of an episode to go! (Maybe that was just wishful thinking on my part.)
It would be interesting to see a parallel with Gold and Regina. If things play out the way we think they will- it could make for an interesting “Yeah, I’m the Dark One- but at the end of the day I was able to choose goodness over power. And that’s something you’ve never been able to do” sort of conversation. Which would only make Regina more furious and more dangerous in the future. As if she needed more reasons to hate the big charming happy family.
P.S. Thanks! I appreciate it. It’s been a while since I’ve dabbled in fandom and I’m having a great time so far. I enjoyed your insights in the most recent podcast. Now I just have to go and listen to the rest of them… 🙂
"Nothing is easier than to denounce the evildoer; nothing is more difficult than to understand him."
thelonebamfParticipantFor what it’s worth, while I wouldn’t be Lacey’s BFF, I totally understand and appreciate her existence as a character. I’m absolutely a fan of Rumbelle, but I confess I was worried at the end of Season 1 when the two of them were reunited so quickly (and with true memories). I thought the two would just be happy and that would be that and that frankly, it would be boring. There’s a reason we don’t hear about what happens after the “Happy ever after”. It’s generally not as exciting as the dragon slaying and treasure hunting.
After the Lacey episode, I of course made lots of violent gestures at the TV. How could the writers DO THIS to us? (I think I actually yelled out ‘Everything is ruined forever!’) But later that night, I could absolutely appreciate the story elements that Lacey brings to the picture. I was reminded of another show I really enjoyed, ‘Misfits’, where two of the characters spent the better part of a season getting together after being put through the gauntlet. It was amazing, It was engaging. And then they got together and I (and a large part of the fandom) just sort of stopped caring about them. As far as the two of them as a pair went, their story was wrapped up and without conflict it ceased to be interesting. Lacey introduces that much needed conflict to the Rumbelle dynamic.
I do believe we’ll see things turn out just fine by the end of the season. I’m sure the words of the prophecy mean Henry will have something to do with it. Maybe Gold will have to walk away from Lacey for the sake of Henry/goodness/etc and will kiss her goodbye? Maybe that kiss – a kiss that says “I love Belle enough to walk away from you, because she’d never forgive me for what you and I could become” would count as a kiss of true love? Perhaps considered a kiss between Rumple and whatever sliver of Belle might still be left within Lacey?
"Nothing is easier than to denounce the evildoer; nothing is more difficult than to understand him."
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