Warning: this artikulo is basically me venting, because I had to get this out of my system.
I dont understand why some people seem to find the show, specifically the timelines, so confusing. This is not directed at the people here on fanpop, especially since most of us seem to understand it.
It is natural to have questions, since this ipakita is written as a sort of puzzle, where we are ibingiay new pieces of the past each episode.However, I have heard tanong online that make me think that some people are misunderstanding the entire premise of the show. They seem to think that the fairytaleland stuff and the Storybrooke stuff is happening at the same time, and that the "counterparts" of each character are different people.
For example: when Graham was killed some people were like, "I know Graham is dead, but what about the huntsman?" Answer: they are the same person, so the huntsman is dead, but we may see him in flashbacks.
Some people also seem to think "David" really cheated on "Katherine". He didnt, because they were never really married. These were fake lives and fake memories. However, Katherine did have every right to be upset, because as far as she knew, they were married.
Even the Once Upon a Tme wiki says that "Mary Margaret" has no relatives, when, in fact, "David", Emma, and Henry, are her relatives. This doesnt annoy me quite as much though, because on the wiki the counterparts have their own pages, and technically, the person known as "Mary Margaret" doesnt have any relatives.
As I said, I believe most of us here on fanpop understand the show. However, in case you dont, let me clarify it. The fairy tale land stuff is in the past and the storybrooke stuff is the present. The characters are the same people, but until the finale, most of them didnt know who they really were, because they were under a spell.
End of vent.
I dont understand why some people seem to find the show, specifically the timelines, so confusing. This is not directed at the people here on fanpop, especially since most of us seem to understand it.
It is natural to have questions, since this ipakita is written as a sort of puzzle, where we are ibingiay new pieces of the past each episode.However, I have heard tanong online that make me think that some people are misunderstanding the entire premise of the show. They seem to think that the fairytaleland stuff and the Storybrooke stuff is happening at the same time, and that the "counterparts" of each character are different people.
For example: when Graham was killed some people were like, "I know Graham is dead, but what about the huntsman?" Answer: they are the same person, so the huntsman is dead, but we may see him in flashbacks.
Some people also seem to think "David" really cheated on "Katherine". He didnt, because they were never really married. These were fake lives and fake memories. However, Katherine did have every right to be upset, because as far as she knew, they were married.
Even the Once Upon a Tme wiki says that "Mary Margaret" has no relatives, when, in fact, "David", Emma, and Henry, are her relatives. This doesnt annoy me quite as much though, because on the wiki the counterparts have their own pages, and technically, the person known as "Mary Margaret" doesnt have any relatives.
As I said, I believe most of us here on fanpop understand the show. However, in case you dont, let me clarify it. The fairy tale land stuff is in the past and the storybrooke stuff is the present. The characters are the same people, but until the finale, most of them didnt know who they really were, because they were under a spell.
End of vent.
Emma/Henry/Regina:
"Adam: Well, I think that Emma doesn't trust Regina. Emma thinks Regina has nothing but ill will for her, but she did believe that Regina wanted what's best for Henry. And she did believe that Regina wanted to save Henry at that point and because of that she had to create this uneasy alliance. And that's one of the things that's interesting for us to explore, which is that while these women are at odds with each other in many ways, they do have this one thing between them that they both care about and it's this shared pag-ibig of Henry that makes the good vs. evil aspect of their relationship a little bit more.... "*complicated.*"
"Adam: Well, I think that Emma doesn't trust Regina. Emma thinks Regina has nothing but ill will for her, but she did believe that Regina wanted what's best for Henry. And she did believe that Regina wanted to save Henry at that point and because of that she had to create this uneasy alliance. And that's one of the things that's interesting for us to explore, which is that while these women are at odds with each other in many ways, they do have this one thing between them that they both care about and it's this shared pag-ibig of Henry that makes the good vs. evil aspect of their relationship a little bit more.... "*complicated.*"
