I loved it, though the part with Mulan/Aurora made me tear up a little bit towards the end. So sad! And I liked how Peter Pan tried to appeal to Henry to save magic... I just knew that Tinkerbell and the Blue Fairy were going to be enemies. I just knew it! And Operation Henry!
I really loved Tinkerbell and I liked how it seemed that Regina was finally owning up to some of her issues instead of just trying to cast the blame elsewhere yet again. Operation Henry was cool!
I liked the Hook and Charming scene, I was glad someone noticed and said something to him about the poisoned wound, I just wish he wasn't keeping it from his own wife.
I think it's interesting how Peter Pan is trying appeal to Henry to save magic when all Henry wanted to do last season was to destroy magic.
I like seeing Neal again but I didn't like how he put Robin's son in danger that way. I don't think he exhausted all his options first and putting a four year old in that situation even to save your own child was kind of iffy morally. Who's to say the boy won't say it again sometime just because he's told not to? He's four, it's an age filled with curiosity and testing situations.
I hope that it was the specific setup together with the words "I believe" that caused the Shadow to appear, or yes, Roland will be in danger... That did not sit well with me either. Perhaps Rumple left something in his cabinet that could protect against that?
I loved the episode and agree with all the points that have been made. I would add I love the idea that Regina could have found another true love and am *very* curious to see if she and Robin meet.
I do hope Mulan and Aurora's story will continue but I am worried they are going to fall off the wayside.
I'm always so late for these (I haven't been able to see yesterday's episode yet either), but I wanted to mention that I really loved this episode.
I loved Regina and Tinkerbell's short lived-friendship and how they were both (though especially) Regina being so stupid about it. And I agree that seeing Regina owing up to her issues (while still being very much herself) was great; and I always love it when she and Emma manage to find common ground and understanding.
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And Operation Henry!
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I really loved Tinkerbell and I liked how it seemed that Regina was finally owning up to some of her issues instead of just trying to cast the blame elsewhere yet again. Operation Henry was cool!
I liked the Hook and Charming scene, I was glad someone noticed and said something to him about the poisoned wound, I just wish he wasn't keeping it from his own wife.
I think it's interesting how Peter Pan is trying appeal to Henry to save magic when all Henry wanted to do last season was to destroy magic.
I like seeing Neal again but I didn't like how he put Robin's son in danger that way. I don't think he exhausted all his options first and putting a four year old in that situation even to save your own child was kind of iffy morally. Who's to say the boy won't say it again sometime just because he's told not to? He's four, it's an age filled with curiosity and testing situations.
And yeah the Mulan?Aurora scene was really sad.
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I think it's interesting how Peter Pan is trying appeal to Henry to save magic when all Henry wanted to do last season was to destroy magic.
I hope this might come up at some point in the future!
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Perhaps being kidnapped by people who wanted to destroy magic changed his mind?
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I do hope Mulan and Aurora's story will continue but I am worried they are going to fall off the wayside.
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I loved Regina and Tinkerbell's short lived-friendship and how they were both (though especially) Regina being so stupid about it. And I agree that seeing Regina owing up to her issues (while still being very much herself) was great; and I always love it when she and Emma manage to find common ground and understanding.
I loved Neal's shadyness, tbh.
I hope this isn't the end for Mulan/Aurora.