Less thrilled about Aurora and Mulan, because the set-up for those two was EPICALLY LAME.
Again, agreed. Heh.
*nods* Especially because when I first heard about the Mulan/Aurora team up I was thinking it was going to be something where they were already friends and went on a quest together PLUS the Mulan/Shang relationship was something I really adored in the movie - and now it looks like they're not going to do that.
That was *awesome*. I love how he and Snow immediately swung back into their old rhythm--the awkwardness of their Storybrooke personas was completely gone, their vibe just instantly changed back to Snow+Charming, somehow.
*nods* will-they-won't-they is just boom! gone and they're back in the swing of things. You know, at the end of last season I thought that the Fairy Tale plot was going to be Snow and Charming regaining their kingdom and that it would be boring but based on this episode, a Snow/Charming plotting and fighting together arc would be really entertaining.
LMAO! What is Olivia saying in that GIF?
Hey/do not want/stop.
I don't ship them, but I'm kind of reassured by the fact that the writers seem to know what an asshole Rumple, is, and that they seem to be going the, "He'll never change and cannot be redeemed by the power of lurve" route? Which I wouldn't mind as a tragic story, actually.
I kind of want to be reassured that the writers are going somewhere I'm not going to hate with that relationship... but I'm not sure I trust that. Based on what we saw of Belle post-Skin Deep and her reactions in this episode (that she CAME BACK, that she's positioning herself as Gold's moral savior) I am not convinced that we're not going to see a 'True Love redeems' arc.
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Again, agreed. Heh.
*nods* Especially because when I first heard about the Mulan/Aurora team up I was thinking it was going to be something where they were already friends and went on a quest together PLUS the Mulan/Shang relationship was something I really adored in the movie - and now it looks like they're not going to do that.
That was *awesome*. I love how he and Snow immediately swung back into their old rhythm--the awkwardness of their Storybrooke personas was completely gone, their vibe just instantly changed back to Snow+Charming, somehow.
*nods* will-they-won't-they is just boom! gone and they're back in the swing of things. You know, at the end of last season I thought that the Fairy Tale plot was going to be Snow and Charming regaining their kingdom and that it would be boring but based on this episode, a Snow/Charming plotting and fighting together arc would be really entertaining.
LMAO! What is Olivia saying in that GIF?
Hey/do not want/stop.
I don't ship them, but I'm kind of reassured by the fact that the writers seem to know what an asshole Rumple, is, and that they seem to be going the, "He'll never change and cannot be redeemed by the power of lurve" route? Which I wouldn't mind as a tragic story, actually.
I kind of want to be reassured that the writers are going somewhere I'm not going to hate with that relationship... but I'm not sure I trust that. Based on what we saw of Belle post-Skin Deep and her reactions in this episode (that she CAME BACK, that she's positioning herself as Gold's moral savior) I am not convinced that we're not going to see a 'True Love redeems' arc.