Death Cannot Stop True Love

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I love everyone in this bar!


Abigail/Kathryn was delightful (although, seriously, stop giving the perv-eye to all these old dudes) and I am so glad she has a romance of her own but even before hand was like, "Charming, you're cute, but I am not marrying you. Especially since you have a rug on your head."

The way that the narrative stressed that it was the curse that was making David unable to spit out 'I'm in love with someone else' made that whole arc much more appealing, and I adore that scene at the end with Emma and Mary Margaret and Emma's EPIC BOOTS.

I really liked the scene with Charming and the siren.

And... those are my thoughts. Yours, flist?

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Also, that scene handcrafting the book was beautiful. I've always had a thing for crafts - even though I haven't made any in a long time and was completely amateur - and I love books and paper on a physical level. The mystery regarding this writer is interesting as well.

I really like how several of the men in the cast are very crafty.

Some of it is just the general hokeyness -to me- of this show even when it's good. Partly because by now I've gotten bored of cleavage on skinny women. It's so silly, how they want to show you skinny women but they must have cleavage. No body fat whatsoever except in the 'right' places is just not interesting to me. I'll be mildly impressed if I ever see a skinny woman presented as sexy without flaunting what likely isn't there on them.

One of the many reasons I adore the movie Colombiana is that the lead actress, Zoe Saldana, is naturally very skinny and she trained for like, four hours a day, and it shows - she is presented (and is) very sexy, but there is not a scrap of extra fat on that girl - which is to say, she's pretty much completely flat-chested.

Abigail was great, however.

I love Abigail and I cannot wait to see more of her Storybrooke love story.