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Speaking of high school, I hate when there’s the big dance coming up and one of the characters (usually female) makes up several excuses for why she’s not going (I have too much homework, I don’t have anything to wear, I’m not interested, etc...), only to go anyway. I would love for a character to decide not to go to the dance and actually not go. On a different note, plans where one person has to seduce another are annoying because the seducer always always ALWAYS genuinely falls for the target. Just once, I would like the seducer to turn around and say I’m gay/married/just doing my job.

I hate it when the main female character (and its almost always female) has a boyfriend at the beginning of the show, but because he's not the main male character we're supposed to root for her when she cheats on her boyfriend and ultimately breaks up him. Double points if the boyfriend is loving and supportive while the male main character treats her like crap. Points to infinity if the loving and supportive boyfriend suddenly turns into an asshole in order to make the main male character look better.

The sadder thing about Emma and Wish!Henry is that Emma knows how it feels to grow up unwanted and unloved with no parents; it defines a lot of her character. She has essentially abandoned Wish!Henry to the same fate (maybe even worse- Wish!Henry has experiences with a loving family before it was snatched away from him on top of being thrown into the role of king as a teen). If the writers weren't too busy trying to absolve Regina of the deaths of Wish!Snowing by claiming that they weren't real (and only Wish!Snowing aren't real), Emma would probably react as her character would and get Wish!Henry, real or not.

I have so many questions about how the fusions are going to work. 1. What's going to happen to characters who are dead in one world, but alive in the other? Will Pan and Cruella come back to life? Will Snow and Charming die? 2. What's going to happen to characters without a counterpart, like Alice, Robin, Gideon, and more? Will they disappear, or will their relationships just be co-oped by existing characters (e.g. Alice is now the daughter of Real!Hook, Robin and Roland are the children of Wish!Robin, etc...) 3. Do the fusions only refer to the main universe and the Wish Realm, or every single conceptually singular characters? Will Jacinda!Ella and Ashley!Ella fuse? Red Queen!Anastasia and Stepsister!Anastasia? Hansel!Jack and Jacqueline!Jack? That sounds like a mess, but this is OUAT.

I'm surprised that they didn't point out that Adam Devine played Joel's younger brother in Community (then again, people probably blank Season 4 out of their mind).

Didn't another Canadian say that Patrick getting silver in Sochi was like having the door wide open and walking into the door frame?

The only thing I wish is that he would have gotten at least one hit in.

In the first episode, Rapunzel/Lady Tremaine conspired with the prince to kill her husband, and later killed the prince and set up Cinderella to take the fall. Where the hell does that fit in this story? I would say that Marcus and Cecelia were made unsympathetic in order to make the audience feel for Rapunzel more, but seeing how Cinderella turned, they're probably are really unpleasant people.

I'd love to see the reviews of Henry's book. "The beginning was really interesting with a really interest protagonist trying to learn about her past while dealing with her own self-esteem issues and saving a town. I don't understand why they decided to start focusing on the other chick who whines about everything even though she's the most successful character on the show." "Why are the heroes held to a higher moral standard than the "redeemed" villains? I would have killed a woman who threatened to kill my child too." "Damn. He can't keep track of what he wrote only several pages ago?" "What the hell was the point of Hyde? That whole story line was random." "Baby Neil hasn't aged in two years." "I'm rooting for the guy whose village Regina slaughtered." "Who's Lily's father?" "That's seven hours of my life I'll never get back." It will be amazing if Henry starts the sequel of the book with "Oh yeah, five of the main characters are gone now with little to no explanation! And here's Cinderella 2.0!"

About the Tiana/Hook pictures...maybe she's his daughter from a relationship between Milah and Emma? And she hasn't aged much because of time moving slower/time stopping/dragon shell/what hell the writers come up with?

I think that a lot of Charity's outburst towards Grace has to do with Kevin who, like Grace, left the family suddenly and unexpectedly without thinking about how big of an impact that would have on them or how they were supposed to deal with it.

Or they turn out to be the rats from Ratatouille and their cooking is so divine that no one cares.

What is some magic happened to fuse Emma and Regina together? Sort of like Rumple and Neil in Season 3. That might be how the writers get around cursed Regina acting like Emma, not having JMO, and hooking up Hook and Regina, since she's technically Emma as well.

Do you think that the writers will make Cinderella 2.0's family tree as convoluted as Henry's? Cinderella is the daughter of Rapunzel and Eugene who married Lady Tremaine when Rapunzel died, and Lady Tremaine is really an older Lily whose bitter because her first husband Lampwick left her alone with two daughters.

One thing I'm confused about is if the show runners are focusing on Henry traveling through the storybooks, why would they focus on stories they've already done? Yeah, I know that they will probably show different stories, and it will be interesting to see different versions of the characters we know, but why make them the main focus? A quick list of stories never covered in Once Upon a Time: 1. Journey to the West 2. The Hunchback of Notre Dame 3. Swan Lake 4. Treasure Island 5. The Prince and the Pauper 6. Canterbury Tales 7. A Midsummer Night's Dream 8. Paul Bunyan 9. Dracula 10. The Jungle Book and many more. Now, the creators don't have to use any of these stories, but they certainly don't have to fall on Cinderella or Alice in Wonderland again either.

With regards to Lucy's mother, here are some more suggestions along with the ones said before... Alice and Cyrus’s daughter? Lancelot and Guinevere’s future daughter? Sidney Glass’s daughter? Phoebus and Esmeralda’s daughter? Milo and Kida’s daughter? Tiana and Naveen’s daughter? Aladdin and Jasmine’s future daughter? Ursula (Goddess or mortal)? Lily? Tiger Lily? A relative of Tamara? Cinderella’s fairy godmother reborn? A relative of Gus? Pocahontas? Moana? Lilo? Audrey? Descendant of Kuzco? Jafar’s bastard? A relative of the Tin Woodsmen?

Does anyone think that Polly's "sickness" is actually pregnancy? I really ship Archie and Valerie; they got together for a while in the comics, so it would be cool if the show went that way. Betty and Jughead are adorable as well. You can even keep him as asexual if he isn't aromantic as well.

Could LF have murdered Sansa before Arya kills him?

I thought it was because they were checking on Cody Miller because he was feeling lightheaded. I think?

It wasn't just you. It's all over the place on Tumblr.

I agree. Unless I'm wrong, Ethan's father didn't explicitly say that his daughter died in the attack- only that she was mutilated. Being blind and mute would be a cruel fate for anyone, but it is still life. I'm not too worried about Ethan embracing his sins and throwing his lot with Hecate; this is his "burning the crucifix" moment. I am pretty sure that he will literally be on the side of angels before the end of the season. I like Hecate more this season than last, but I'm not jumping at her relationship with Ethan. I couldn't put my finger on why this bothers me, but Alexander Sweet's relationship with Vanessa does not. Then, it hit me: Hecate is obviously manipulating Ethan, and if he wasn't so guilt-ridden and lost then he wouldn't have fallen for something so obvious. Sweet is trying to build actual trust and intimacy with Vanessa, which is much more effective and "rootable" because that is how any relationship works. I can't wait until everyone is reunited again.

For a horrifying moment, when Rachel said that she will fix Renard not having a family, I thought that she would reveal that she was pregnant by Juliette. So...is Diana's aging common in Hexenbiests? Is Adalind really thirteen (cause that would explain a lot)? Did Renard age as quickly, or did he age normally because he's half-human? Or is this just an example of SORAS?

Things I like about this episode - In spite of being in love with the same man, Emma and Milah got along well. - Daniel has gone to a better place, and Regina checked to find out. - When Rumple mentioned that Milah was there, Hook got emotional. Even though Hook has moved on, he was in love with her before. - After all of the times he screwed people over, it was nice seeing Rumple screwed over for once. - Still, the fact that he was looking for Baelfire showed a sliver of humanity left in him. - The Rumpelstiltskin story playing out with Rumple himself is clever. - Finally, the biggest thing I liked about the episode was that Milah’s biggest regret was abandoning Baelfire, and all she wanted to do is see him and tell him she was sorry. I hope they say save Milah so she can meet Henry, reconnect with Hook, and reconciled with Baelfire and move on. I guess I should be more concern about Hades possibly getting a hold of the Rumbelle baby, but given his parents, the baby would probably be better off. Finally, is it possible that Pan will be reincarnated into Rumple's second son? The family tree is ridiculous enough.

What if Kyle is Zero’s sister Laura?

This episode made me miss Roddy Piper from Danse Macabre. I have a feeling that Josh Porter is being held at "Lauren Cole's" apartment.