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My personal theory about the game-changer between Neal, Henry, and Rumpel.
This is my theory about the game-changer between Neal and Rumpel, but it involves Henry and his grandfather Rumpelstiltskin. Henry is holding on to his grandfather’s hands and with knowing how he let go of his son’s hand in the episode “The Return”, he won’t make the same mistake with his grandson, so he falls in the portal with Henry. Which leads Neal to try to find a way to get his dad and son back to Storybrooke.
[adrotate group="5"]There are some fans that think the game-changer will be Baelfire dying and in season 3 Rumpel is going to be the big bad of the season because of his son’s death.
1. A common, and hotly debated, fan theory about a main character is directly addressed. Does it turn out to be right? Our lips are sealed.
2. Rumplestiltskin (Robert Carlyle) isn’t the only baddie with major humiliation in his/her past.
3. “Henry’s never going to forgive that.”
4. One character questions his/her life goals, and considers giving up everything s/he’s worked for. And no, we’re not talking about the good character that goes bad.
5. On that topic, we have a feeling there’s going to be intense debate about how dark that character has actually gone.
6. “No, I was able to do it. I chose not to.”
7. Speaking of choosing, a choice one character made in a recent flashback is revisited, with a twist. Will s/he make the same decision twice, or will s/he go down a different path this time?
8. Love can overcome anger and hurt in extreme situations.
9. Someone gets a beautiful reminder of who s/he really is.
10. “I didn’t know you had that in you.” / “Oh, I’m full of love.”
I’m not going to rush to judgement and assume that Belle is a lady of the night until I see the episode.
This is a fixed script that somebody made with all the different names that Henry could call Rumpelstiltskin.
More Barbara Barnett’s spoilers:
Barbara Barnett @B_Barnett
For the Regals out there Regina has a moment of utter happiness and a moment of utter devastation.Barbara Barnett @B_Barnett
For the Swans: Emma is magic and wields it too.Barbara Barnett @B_Barnett
For the Rumplers: Pathos, sensuality, poignancy, irony, brillianceBarbara Barnett @B_Barnett
RumBelles: Fantastic, beautiful, poignant moment.For the Snow birds: she does something that will seriously stun the heck out of you. Blow U away
Great Neal/Baelfire scene w/Rumple
Henry does something he’s never done before (for all you Henry fans)
Some really excellent scenes with Snow as you’ve never seen her. Charming is quite the swordsman. But lots of Snow in SB
If Neal knows Jefferson than I was right about Jefferson and August knowing about Baelfire. Maybe Nealfire is like his father because he could still be the White Rabbit and Peter Pan. His father has different characters to him like: “The Crocodile”, “Beast”, Cinderella’s godfather. So maybe the writers could be making Nealfire the same way as his father.
