You know , it wouldn't even surprise me anymore if Elsa was like Henry's great great great great great aunt or something >___> This show's family tree is seriously f*cked up tbh
That's my private name for this show: The-story-of-Henry's-increasingly-convoluted-family-tree 
I wonder how the show will develop as Henry ages.
I wonder how the show will develop as Henry ages.
Through the last half of season 3, I got the sense that the writers weren't quite sure what to do with him.
I think he'll be better as he ages.
I think he'll be better as he ages.
Well, for awhile he's been the wide eyed true believer child. They'll have to move him onto a different track soon I think. (Maybe introduce some other characters his age for him to interact with rather than always being the kid in the room)
Well, for awhile he's been the wide eyed true believer child. They'll have to move him onto a different track soon I think. (Maybe introduce some other characters his age for him to interact with rather than always being the kid in the room)
I don't know about adding new kids. I think it'd be fine if they just matured him a little. Emphasis on a little.
I don't know about adding new kids. I think it'd be fine if they just matured him a little. Emphasis on a little.
*shrug* They have a bit, though it would be good to see him take a more active role. I did find it amusing to go rewatch the first episode right after the season three finale. That kid's really sprung up, his voice used to be so squeaky too!
(Actually, I've always wondered about the other kids in Storybrooke. The curse stopped time for twenty-eight years. Was Henry the only one aging? Was everyone else retaking the same grade over and over again?)
*shrug* They have a bit, though it would be good to see him take a more active role. I did find it amusing to go rewatch the first episode right after the season three finale. That kid's really sprung up, his voice used to be so squeaky too!
(Actually, I've always wondered about the other kids in Storybrooke. The curse stopped time for twenty-eight years. Was Henry the only one aging? Was everyone else retaking the same grade over and over again?)
Aye, Henry was the only one aging.
Elsa has officially been casted.
Popular choice Anna Faith Carlson didn't get the part, basically because she's too young(18).
Georgina Haig on the other hand, landed it.
Aye, Henry was the only one aging.
One wonders why he needed to be a "true believer" at all to realize the town was cursed 
That's a pretty big giveaway. No wonder he was lonely.
Mrs. Haig, please don't *expletive* this up
Finished season 1.
Indeed. Gonna cozy up in my bed and watch an episode or two.
Let me guess, you are a Prince (dohohohho!).
Indeed. Gonna cozy up in my bed and watch an episode or two.
Let me guess, you are a Prince (dohohohho!).
Well so far the site just has folks making their post-curse selves. Pre-curse selves will be made after ABC finishes re-airing Season One, so we'll see 20 episodes down the line.
And yeah, probably. 
I created my storybrookelive post-curse self this morning, will get to work on it once I have a decent picture of myself to post.
Internet all over that Elsa casting, hahaha
One wonders why he needed to be a "true believer" at all to realize the town was cursed
That's a pretty big giveaway. No wonder he was lonely.
Finished 11 with the genie
Onto 12!
A Belle episode? 
She's a personal favorite of mine as far as the Disney Princesses go.
A Belle episode?
OH GOD, YOU'RE SO IN FOR THE REST OF THIS SERIES YOU HAVE NO IDEA
OH GOD, YOU'RE SO IN FOR THE REST OF THIS SERIES YOU HAVE NO IDEA
She was great in this episode. I want more Belle now 
That actress was great. And combining her story arc with the best character in the show just turns my brain to mush from all gushing I could do over it. I felt like the tie in worked perfectly together and we finally got to see Regina one up Rumpleskilton which makes me like her just a bit more as well (although I'd say it's safe to say Rumpleskilton has won my heart over at this point, though I do think Regina may be a bit more adept at manipulating a situation)
I reeeeeally can't say whether I liked this episode or episode 8 more. I loved both episodes but for different reasons.
This show does a good job of portraying the episodic themes, some are more interesting then others but they always feel clear. Power corrupts was a big one in this episode and we also start to realize that even if he's the most powerful character in the show that doesn't necessarily mean he's the most dangerous, deep down inside he is still human, although that part of him is completely eating away and torturing him. The power has corrupted him to the point where he has rejected even his own happiness and instead clings to the memory.
It's great that there's so much dynamic even between the show's two main villains themselves, it helps keep the show from becoming stale (for now)
I'd say this episode and 8 have securely gotten me hooked on the show for now. This show has just managed to nail my love for a good villain down so perfectly and I can't help but love it for that.
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Anna gifs = all the likes^
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