Season 3 is my absolute favorite season!!!! Can't wait to see your reactions! Rumple and Regina are my favorite characters! When I saw your reaction, when Rumple was breaking the rope on the swing Henry was on, PRICELESS! :)
@@Dazzlefae yes and if you read the original stories by J.M. Barrie peter pan "thins the herd" of lost boys implying that he kills them when there are too many or when they grow too old. He also seems to kill pirates for sport.
i like how a lot of the stories are exactly the opposite. For example i was literally mindblowed when they revealed red as the wolf. The same goes for the peter pan is evil reveal
"He needs to go in therapy with Regina", you killed me with this one. If you enjoy the season 2 as it seems in your review then you'll gonna love Season 3.
Great episode, great reaction and a great set-up for season 3. Regina is finally on a path to redemption, I love Hook's past with Baelfire and I love that Rumple wants to do what's right over self-preservation. Lacey accepted his evil side, yet Rumple chose to give her the potion because ultimately he loves Belle and knows that she brings out the best in him which is needs right now. Hook on the other hand realised that ruined his relationship with Baelfire, and wanted to do the right thing by ensuring another family isn't ruined. The ending is left on an amazing cliffhanger, revealing that Pan is in fact searching for Henry, while heroes and villains team up for the first time in order to save Henry. To top it all off, we'll be seeing more of Philip, Aurora and Mulan.
Love your reaction!!! ~~ Wow, I am so excited for your next video, I would give up all my homework for your season 3 reaction ^_^ In the next season you will be enjoying so much more I promise ;) Love you Shelley Davis 💕🤟🏻😁🎉
As for the backstory... I absolutely love the overall backstory between Hook and Baelfire. I love how Hook learns the truth about Bae being Rumplestiltskin's son and claims to Smee and his crew that he plans to use him in his revenge against the Dark One, but that he truly wishes to help Bae and to make him a part of his own family. I love that Hook tells Bae how his own father had long ago abandoned him when he was a small boy too, and that for a brief time, Hook and Bae bond. Unfortunately, Baelfire later finds Hook's drawing of Milah and Bae becomes fiercely angry with him and tries to kill Hook upon knowing that he's the pirate his father had spoken of, who he had been told had kidnapped and murdered his mother. My heart broke when Hook pleads with Bae to understand that he fell in love with her and that it was really his own father who murdered her by ripping out her heart and crushing it in front of him. And Hook continues to plead with him, asking Bae to stay with him aboard the Jolly Roger so they can be a family like Milah would have wanted for them, as he states Bae would remain under his protection that he can change... all for him. Hook is truly willing to give up his lust for revenge for Baelfire's sake and then... Hook is heartbroken when Bae refuses. And man... Bae is really harsh towards Hook too, saying really cruel words that you can see from the look in Hook's eyes and on his face just how much his words hurt him. It's so, so heartbreaking. Colin O'Donoghue's acting in these tender moment scenes is phenomenal, just like his acting always is. It's why I love Hook so much. I love the dark side of his character, but even more so, I can't help but love the emotional side that he so far has very rarely shown to anyone, knowing that any real emotion aside from hatred and anger shown to anyone would destroy his reputation with his men, his enemies, and everyone else who knows of Captain Hook. And because of Bae's refusal to accept his offer, Hook then reverts back to his selfish self and hands Bae over to the Lost Boys, or as Hook calls them, the Lost Ones so that they can deliver him to Peter Pan. However, when the boys return to the island with Bae as their prisoner, another boy is waiting on shore for them and the leader of them asks if Bae is the boy Pan is looking for. As the boy opens up a parchment of a drawing of the boy Pan is seeking, the boy shakes his head no and shows the leader the picture, only to reveal a drawing of Henry... two hundred years before the present day events in Storybrooke and long before Henry is even born. Whoa... two heavy cliffhangers to end this season's finale. Oh... and I also love the moment at Granny's Diner, when Archie speaks up bravely to encourage everyone to follow David and Mary Margaret's plan to save Regina and their town, believing wholeheartedly that their leaders and friends are doing the right thing. I love Archie. And everyone stands behind David and Mary Margaret, even before Emma does. Brilliant! And lastly... of course Neal is found to be still alive, somewhere on a beach where much to my surprise... he is found by Aurora, Mulan, and Prince Phillip who Aurora an Mulan had clearly saved from the Wraith as they restored his soul, after we last saw the two women talking within Rumple's old cell in the Enchanted Forest about going off to find his soul that had been taken by the wraith that killed him... so they could save him. It was interesting to see them again. Back in the 9th episode, Queen of Hearts, while Cora is holding Aurora hostage, Cora reveals to Aurora that when a wraith attacks its victim, it doesn't kill them, but it sucks out the victim's soul and transports it to its land. In the end, Aurora reveals this to Mulan, and the two women go off seeking this land to find and restore Phillip's soul. Seeing him alive again here in this finale, it's clear Aurora and Mulan had succeeded. I hope this explanation makes sense to you. Overall... I really love this season, especially upon it bringing in my favorite character... Captain Hook who is phenomenal, as is the actor who plays him in every way... Colin O'Donoghue. I cannot wait for you to begin season three!!! It's going to be an amazing ride! Thank you again, so much!!! Until then...
You already know it, but Peter Pen is probably the most evil among them. I hated that guy. Also, in the original Peter Pen story he's also a psycho who "collects" little kids by kidnapping and brainwashing them, then when they grow up, he kills them.
First and foremost... thank you so much for all of your amazing reactions for season two!! I love this show so much and while season two isn't my favorite season, I love it overall and I really loved watching all of your reactions for each episode. So thank you again! Also... like you I love the potential for these three redemption arcs for Hook, Regina, and Gold too. Will they remain on their current path? I can't wait for you to continue on with season three to find out!! :) Yay!!! Another season has come and gone, and boy... what a fantastic season it was. And what a fantastic episode this one is as well. It's definitely one of my overall favorite episodes from season two. I really love it, with the exception of Greg and Tamara, as well as Cora throughout this season. I don't care much for either Neal or Cora, but I can tolerate them and they both have some good moments. But Greg and Tamara... they don't in the slightest. Of course... my favorite moments within this finale, as you surely know me by know... must include Hook because he's my all time favorite character, and they do. And if I had to pick one moment, or two that parallel with one another, it's the moment in Granny's Diner as the heroes decide to do what's right to save Regina and all of Storybrooke, until Hook suddenly snatches the bean. However, Emma quickly grabs hold of him before he can walk away as she states, "You and I... we understand each other. Look out for yourself and you never get hurt. Right?" She then goes on to tell him, "So... you can join us, and be a part of something, or you can do what you do best and be alone." Hook then appears to give in as he hands Emma the pouch she and the others contain the bean, as he states back, "You're quite passionate, Swan." As everyone leaves the diner, they then go on to talk about Henry's father and Hook learns that his father is Neal, or as he knows Neal... Baelfire. Later, after Henry is kidnapped by Greg and Tamara, Emma and Regina are desperate to save Henry and just when they fear all hope is lost, Hook returns in his ship after having a change of heart. And Emma asks him "I thought you didn't care about anyone but yourself?", to which Hook responds, "Perhaps, I just needed reminding that I could." This bond between Hook and Emma reveal a deeper understanding between them. Both Hook and Emma understand how it feels to be alone, to have been abandoned by their parents... or in Hook's case just his father, and they both understand how it is to close themselves off to everyone in order to keep themselves from getting hurt. I absolutely love this so much!!! But we'll get back to the ending of this finale... First, Greg and Tamara ignite Regina's self destruct fail safe as they strike the blue diamond using one of the dwarfs' axes, and the countdown to Storybrooke being destroyed has begun. Sadly, Emma has to tell Henry about his father's death, while David and Mary Margaret must tell Gold that his son was shot just before falling through a portal, as everyone assumes that Neal is now dead. The emotion shown on Gold's face is heartbreaking and that Robert Carlyle's acting in this moment is top notch and beautiful. Unfortunately for the heroes, Gold refuses to step in to help them save the town, as he has accepted death is his fate upon having failed to save his son and that death is the price he deserves to pay, as Neal supposedly died in punishment from him having brought magic to Storybrooke. All magic comes with a price. This was a very powerful and emotional scene for sure and I really liked it a lot. However, the heroes refuse to give up, and even Hook isn't prepared to give up either, so he goes to the heroes believing that together they can try to stop the self destruct. I love the moment when David immediately swings around and punches Hook square in the jaw to pay him back for Hook striking David over the head with the crowbar so he can steal back his hook shown in an earlier episode, The Queen is Dead. It's brilliant, and quite funny. Next... I love that the dwarfs enter Gold's shop to take back some of the things that are theirs, including the stein that belongs to Sneezy so that they can use it and the potion which Blue made up to bring Sneezy back to his true self before the fail safe kills them all. But I especially love when Grumpy turns back to Gold and gives him another vial containing the potion so that Gold can turn Lacey back into Belle, as Grumpy states he had asked Blue for another vial so he can help Belle to repay her for once helping him long ago. I love how he pleads with Gold saying, "Please don't let her die as Lacey." Very touching. And then... Hook and David go off to find Greg and Tamara to get back the magic beans they stole so they can use one in hope of escaping through another portal to save themselves in their first plan. They get into a fight, and Greg and Tamara escape, but thankfully, Hook manages to grab hold of one of the beans after the vial Greg held containing them broke open on the ground. After the diner scene, Hook walks away from them while Emma, Henry, Mary Margaret, and David return to the mine where Regina is using all of her magic and strength to hold off the diamond's power for as long as she can, fully prepared to die to save everyone else, mainly so that Henry won't be alone and so that he will truly see her as a hero and not as the Evil Queen. It's quite beautiful and we can see just how far Regina really has come by the end of this season, despite everything that happened between her, Mary Margaret, and Cora. However, the heroes arrive and reveal to Regina their second plan... to send the fail safe through the portal instead with the hope of being able to save Regina, only for Emma to find that Hook stole back the magic bean in spite of Emma's words to him inside Granny's. And for a brief moment, everyone is preparing to say goodbye as they hold one another in their last moments together. And Emma at last calls her parents Mom and Dad, not David and Mary Margaret. I loved this. However, Emma suddenly remembers she too has magic within her and steps up in front of Regina as she states that together they might be powerful enough to stop the diamond's power and together they emit their powers against it. Together, they save everyone and it's so brilliant seeing Emma and Regina working together to save everyone, and not against one another as they've been doing since the start of season one. Amazing and brava!!! I love it!! I love the idea behind it, as Emma and Regina come together at last to save everyone. Unfortunately, Greg and Tamara interfere once again, and they kidnap Henry in the brief moment that everyone else is unconscious from the power emitted from the diamond once it's contained and knocks everyone back. And they drag him towards the ocean, where they use the last of the beans to open a portal to where they believe is the so called "home office", unsuspecting that where they are truly heading is Neverland... as Hook reveals to the heroes and Gold now all aboard the Jolly Roger as they prepare to sail after Henry to save him, thanks to Hook coming back to offer his ship and his services to help them save Henry. Hook then throws the bean, once he and Gold... don't come to so much to a reconciliation, but more of an understanding with one another... that saving Henry is more important than their two hundred year old battle and hate towards one another. I absolutely love this moment between Hook and Gold, especially the look they give to one another in this moment. Fabulous! Then together heroes and villains travel through the portal on their way to Neverland. I also love the tender moment between Gold and Belle as he says goodbye to her after asking her to stay behind to put up the cloaking spell around the town so that no more outsiders can ever get in. I love the kiss they share and the beautiful acting by both Robert Carlyle and Emilie De Ravin once again. Rumple and Belle are amazing with one another.
Yes, peter pan is evil in this story. I do not think it is a big spoiler if i say that in my opinion is the most evil. I say it just because everyone has his own opinion and someone does not agree, so you will tell us if you think he is very evil or not
Snowing are a bit too _moral high ground, we can do no wrong, and all "bad guys" are the ones in the wrong, even when good guys create the reasons for "bad guys" believing "good guys" suck_ for my taste. Being that wholesome will always bite people in the ass. It is why I get so pissed at them in S4 over the Maleficent's daughter storyline. They were too high and mighty about good vs evil that one bad thing on their end sentenced them to justifiable dislike by characters and the fanbase more than it would've if they hadn't rose above everyone in a moral superiority (they may not have meant to have it play that way, but that's how it comes off). Other than the said S4 Maleficent's daughter storyline, I felt the end of this season was when the two of them were at their worst in that regard. OG story Peter Pan was evil. JM Berrie plays it as if he's a mischievous kid for the younger audience, but adults could read it differently. There is implications of Peter Pan killing both lost boys and pirates, as well as all sorts of other things parents would ban the book over if it couldn't be read as mischievous instead of blatantly evil to some.
Season 3 has such a good storyline. Can’t wait for you to react!
That "Mom...Dad!!" from Emma always gets me 😢 that was the first time she called them that as well!
“Is Peter Pan evil in this story?” Gotta say I do like the twist they give Peter Pan
Yeah... 7u7
What do mean twist the real Peter pan story he's a psycho lol
Season 3.... Nobody was really prepared for that 😂😂
Sooo good luck with that
Season 3 is my absolute favorite season!!!! Can't wait to see your reactions! Rumple and Regina are my favorite characters! When I saw your reaction, when Rumple was breaking the rope on the swing Henry was on, PRICELESS! :)
You’ve got so much to look forward to in Series 3 !
In truth, Peter Pan was originally evil. Disney end other book writers and movie producers turned him into the good guy
Yeah. Didn’t he kidnap kids in the original story?
@@Dazzlefae yes and if you read the original stories by J.M. Barrie peter pan "thins the herd" of lost boys implying that he kills them when there are too many or when they grow too old. He also seems to kill pirates for sport.
He sounds very wicked?
@@KingOfThePirates101 Theres only one wicked out there. The Wicked Witch💚
i like how a lot of the stories are exactly the opposite. For example i was literally mindblowed when they revealed red as the wolf. The same goes for the peter pan is evil reveal
"He needs to go in therapy with Regina", you killed me with this one. If you enjoy the season 2 as it seems in your review then you'll gonna love Season 3.
They all need SO MUCH THERAPY.
(And apologies to Archie, but he's just not cutting it! 😂)
Great episode, great reaction and a great set-up for season 3. Regina is finally on a path to redemption, I love Hook's past with Baelfire and I love that Rumple wants to do what's right over self-preservation. Lacey accepted his evil side, yet Rumple chose to give her the potion because ultimately he loves Belle and knows that she brings out the best in him which is needs right now. Hook on the other hand realised that ruined his relationship with Baelfire, and wanted to do the right thing by ensuring another family isn't ruined. The ending is left on an amazing cliffhanger, revealing that Pan is in fact searching for Henry, while heroes and villains team up for the first time in order to save Henry. To top it all off, we'll be seeing more of Philip, Aurora and Mulan.
I have just watched all of your OUAT reactions in a row and loved them so much! Can't wait for more!
“Family on 3...raises hand” 😂😂😂❤️
Beans can only open a portal for a matter of seconds, so that's why having a whole crop of them is very useful.
"Maybe you're not strong enough, but maybe WE are."
SwanQueen getting that wind on their sails, baby.
Um...no they can just be friends 🙄
What a season finale, right?! I'm so excited for your reactions to season 3, it by far my favorite season!
Now we will have Scenes from the ENCHANTED FOREST....STORYBROOKE....NEVERLAND....AND....THEIR PAST STORIES
ALL IN ONE..🥰🥰😍😍😍😍😍
Love your reaction!!! ~~ Wow, I am so excited for your next video, I would give up all my homework for your season 3 reaction ^_^ In the next season you will be enjoying so much more I promise ;) Love you Shelley Davis 💕🤟🏻😁🎉
As for the backstory... I absolutely love the overall backstory between Hook and Baelfire. I love how Hook learns the truth about Bae being Rumplestiltskin's son and claims to Smee and his crew that he plans to use him in his revenge against the Dark One, but that he truly wishes to help Bae and to make him a part of his own family. I love that Hook tells Bae how his own father had long ago abandoned him when he was a small boy too, and that for a brief time, Hook and Bae bond. Unfortunately, Baelfire later finds Hook's drawing of Milah and Bae becomes fiercely angry with him and tries to kill Hook upon knowing that he's the pirate his father had spoken of, who he had been told had kidnapped and murdered his mother. My heart broke when Hook pleads with Bae to understand that he fell in love with her and that it was really his own father who murdered her by ripping out her heart and crushing it in front of him. And Hook continues to plead with him, asking Bae to stay with him aboard the Jolly Roger so they can be a family like Milah would have wanted for them, as he states Bae would remain under his protection that he can change... all for him. Hook is truly willing to give up his lust for revenge for Baelfire's sake and then... Hook is heartbroken when Bae refuses. And man... Bae is really harsh towards Hook too, saying really cruel words that you can see from the look in Hook's eyes and on his face just how much his words hurt him. It's so, so heartbreaking.
Colin O'Donoghue's acting in these tender moment scenes is phenomenal, just like his acting always is. It's why I love Hook so much. I love the dark side of his character, but even more so, I can't help but love the emotional side that he so far has very rarely shown to anyone, knowing that any real emotion aside from hatred and anger shown to anyone would destroy his reputation with his men, his enemies, and everyone else who knows of Captain Hook.
And because of Bae's refusal to accept his offer, Hook then reverts back to his selfish self and hands Bae over to the Lost Boys, or as Hook calls them, the Lost Ones so that they can deliver him to Peter Pan.
However, when the boys return to the island with Bae as their prisoner, another boy is waiting on shore for them and the leader of them asks if Bae is the boy Pan is looking for. As the boy opens up a parchment of a drawing of the boy Pan is seeking, the boy shakes his head no and shows the leader the picture, only to reveal a drawing of Henry... two hundred years before the present day events in Storybrooke and long before Henry is even born. Whoa... two heavy cliffhangers to end this season's finale.
Oh... and I also love the moment at Granny's Diner, when Archie speaks up bravely to encourage everyone to follow David and Mary Margaret's plan to save Regina and their town, believing wholeheartedly that their leaders and friends are doing the right thing. I love Archie. And everyone stands behind David and Mary Margaret, even before Emma does. Brilliant!
And lastly... of course Neal is found to be still alive, somewhere on a beach where much to my surprise... he is found by Aurora, Mulan, and Prince Phillip who Aurora an Mulan had clearly saved from the Wraith as they restored his soul, after we last saw the two women talking within Rumple's old cell in the Enchanted Forest about going off to find his soul that had been taken by the wraith that killed him... so they could save him. It was interesting to see them again. Back in the 9th episode, Queen of Hearts, while Cora is holding Aurora hostage, Cora reveals to Aurora that when a wraith attacks its victim, it doesn't kill them, but it sucks out the victim's soul and transports it to its land. In the end, Aurora reveals this to Mulan, and the two women go off seeking this land to find and restore Phillip's soul. Seeing him alive again here in this finale, it's clear Aurora and Mulan had succeeded. I hope this explanation makes sense to you.
Overall... I really love this season, especially upon it bringing in my favorite character... Captain Hook who is phenomenal, as is the actor who plays him in every way... Colin O'Donoghue. I cannot wait for you to begin season three!!! It's going to be an amazing ride! Thank you again, so much!!! Until then...
when emma said "mom dad" my reaction was same
8:52 , that's Josh and Lana, not David and Regina!
Season 3 one of my favourites
I love this episode so much cause it sets up season 3 so nicely indeed and season 3 is awweeessomee
"Evil" is such a crass term. Let's just say... Pan has his own agenda. 😉
Killian be like “screw you guys and your stupid plan, I’m out”
FAMILY on three
Ngl, Hook reminds me of Spike 🤣
Oh, I can't wait!
9:05 gets me every time
surprised Henry's not in a Tower built by his Moms He's My dear but Brave kid ever on TV
You already know it, but Peter Pen is probably the most evil among them. I hated that guy.
Also, in the original Peter Pen story he's also a psycho who "collects" little kids by kidnapping and brainwashing them, then when they grow up, he kills them.
First and foremost... thank you so much for all of your amazing reactions for season two!! I love this show so much and while season two isn't my favorite season, I love it overall and I really loved watching all of your reactions for each episode. So thank you again!
Also... like you I love the potential for these three redemption arcs for Hook, Regina, and Gold too. Will they remain on their current path? I can't wait for you to continue on with season three to find out!! :)
Yay!!! Another season has come and gone, and boy... what a fantastic season it was. And what a fantastic episode this one is as well. It's definitely one of my overall favorite episodes from season two. I really love it, with the exception of Greg and Tamara, as well as Cora throughout this season. I don't care much for either Neal or Cora, but I can tolerate them and they both have some good moments. But Greg and Tamara... they don't in the slightest.
Of course... my favorite moments within this finale, as you surely know me by know... must include Hook because he's my all time favorite character, and they do. And if I had to pick one moment, or two that parallel with one another, it's the moment in Granny's Diner as the heroes decide to do what's right to save Regina and all of Storybrooke, until Hook suddenly snatches the bean. However, Emma quickly grabs hold of him before he can walk away as she states, "You and I... we understand each other. Look out for yourself and you never get hurt. Right?" She then goes on to tell him, "So... you can join us, and be a part of something, or you can do what you do best and be alone." Hook then appears to give in as he hands Emma the pouch she and the others contain the bean, as he states back, "You're quite passionate, Swan." As everyone leaves the diner, they then go on to talk about Henry's father and Hook learns that his father is Neal, or as he knows Neal... Baelfire. Later, after Henry is kidnapped by Greg and Tamara, Emma and Regina are desperate to save Henry and just when they fear all hope is lost, Hook returns in his ship after having a change of heart. And Emma asks him "I thought you didn't care about anyone but yourself?", to which Hook responds, "Perhaps, I just needed reminding that I could." This bond between Hook and Emma reveal a deeper understanding between them. Both Hook and Emma understand how it feels to be alone, to have been abandoned by their parents... or in Hook's case just his father, and they both understand how it is to close themselves off to everyone in order to keep themselves from getting hurt. I absolutely love this so much!!!
But we'll get back to the ending of this finale... First, Greg and Tamara ignite Regina's self destruct fail safe as they strike the blue diamond using one of the dwarfs' axes, and the countdown to Storybrooke being destroyed has begun.
Sadly, Emma has to tell Henry about his father's death, while David and Mary Margaret must tell Gold that his son was shot just before falling through a portal, as everyone assumes that Neal is now dead. The emotion shown on Gold's face is heartbreaking and that Robert Carlyle's acting in this moment is top notch and beautiful. Unfortunately for the heroes, Gold refuses to step in to help them save the town, as he has accepted death is his fate upon having failed to save his son and that death is the price he deserves to pay, as Neal supposedly died in punishment from him having brought magic to Storybrooke. All magic comes with a price. This was a very powerful and emotional scene for sure and I really liked it a lot.
However, the heroes refuse to give up, and even Hook isn't prepared to give up either, so he goes to the heroes believing that together they can try to stop the self destruct. I love the moment when David immediately swings around and punches Hook square in the jaw to pay him back for Hook striking David over the head with the crowbar so he can steal back his hook shown in an earlier episode, The Queen is Dead. It's brilliant, and quite funny.
Next... I love that the dwarfs enter Gold's shop to take back some of the things that are theirs, including the stein that belongs to Sneezy so that they can use it and the potion which Blue made up to bring Sneezy back to his true self before the fail safe kills them all. But I especially love when Grumpy turns back to Gold and gives him another vial containing the potion so that Gold can turn Lacey back into Belle, as Grumpy states he had asked Blue for another vial so he can help Belle to repay her for once helping him long ago. I love how he pleads with Gold saying, "Please don't let her die as Lacey." Very touching.
And then... Hook and David go off to find Greg and Tamara to get back the magic beans they stole so they can use one in hope of escaping through another portal to save themselves in their first plan. They get into a fight, and Greg and Tamara escape, but thankfully, Hook manages to grab hold of one of the beans after the vial Greg held containing them broke open on the ground.
After the diner scene, Hook walks away from them while Emma, Henry, Mary Margaret, and David return to the mine where Regina is using all of her magic and strength to hold off the diamond's power for as long as she can, fully prepared to die to save everyone else, mainly so that Henry won't be alone and so that he will truly see her as a hero and not as the Evil Queen. It's quite beautiful and we can see just how far Regina really has come by the end of this season, despite everything that happened between her, Mary Margaret, and Cora.
However, the heroes arrive and reveal to Regina their second plan... to send the fail safe through the portal instead with the hope of being able to save Regina, only for Emma to find that Hook stole back the magic bean in spite of Emma's words to him inside Granny's. And for a brief moment, everyone is preparing to say goodbye as they hold one another in their last moments together. And Emma at last calls her parents Mom and Dad, not David and Mary Margaret. I loved this. However, Emma suddenly remembers she too has magic within her and steps up in front of Regina as she states that together they might be powerful enough to stop the diamond's power and together they emit their powers against it. Together, they save everyone and it's so brilliant seeing Emma and Regina working together to save everyone, and not against one another as they've been doing since the start of season one. Amazing and brava!!! I love it!! I love the idea behind it, as Emma and Regina come together at last to save everyone.
Unfortunately, Greg and Tamara interfere once again, and they kidnap Henry in the brief moment that everyone else is unconscious from the power emitted from the diamond once it's contained and knocks everyone back. And they drag him towards the ocean, where they use the last of the beans to open a portal to where they believe is the so called "home office", unsuspecting that where they are truly heading is Neverland... as Hook reveals to the heroes and Gold now all aboard the Jolly Roger as they prepare to sail after Henry to save him, thanks to Hook coming back to offer his ship and his services to help them save Henry. Hook then throws the bean, once he and Gold... don't come to so much to a reconciliation, but more of an understanding with one another... that saving Henry is more important than their two hundred year old battle and hate towards one another. I absolutely love this moment between Hook and Gold, especially the look they give to one another in this moment. Fabulous! Then together heroes and villains travel through the portal on their way to Neverland.
I also love the tender moment between Gold and Belle as he says goodbye to her after asking her to stay behind to put up the cloaking spell around the town so that no more outsiders can ever get in. I love the kiss they share and the beautiful acting by both Robert Carlyle and Emilie De Ravin once again. Rumple and Belle are amazing with one another.
You will love season 4
I hope the rope Swing was in Rum's Mind
Yes, peter pan is evil in this story.
I do not think it is a big spoiler if i say that in my opinion is the most evil.
I say it just because everyone has his own opinion and someone does not agree, so you will tell us if you think he is very evil or not
The final two main villains in the series are more despicable than Pan IMO.
The old story’s of Peter pan were always evil, but they’ve changed it for the little kids 🤷🏾♀️
Season 3 starts ny favs 3-6 are great eso 6 gate when ppl don't finale
Stroke time
Snowing are a bit too _moral high ground, we can do no wrong, and all "bad guys" are the ones in the wrong, even when good guys create the reasons for "bad guys" believing "good guys" suck_ for my taste. Being that wholesome will always bite people in the ass. It is why I get so pissed at them in S4 over the Maleficent's daughter storyline. They were too high and mighty about good vs evil that one bad thing on their end sentenced them to justifiable dislike by characters and the fanbase more than it would've if they hadn't rose above everyone in a moral superiority (they may not have meant to have it play that way, but that's how it comes off). Other than the said S4 Maleficent's daughter storyline, I felt the end of this season was when the two of them were at their worst in that regard.
OG story Peter Pan was evil. JM Berrie plays it as if he's a mischievous kid for the younger audience, but adults could read it differently. There is implications of Peter Pan killing both lost boys and pirates, as well as all sorts of other things parents would ban the book over if it couldn't be read as mischievous instead of blatantly evil to some.