During the whole series, we were introduced to many female queer characters — such as Ruby, Alice, Robyn and Mulan — and I’m glad that happened — but somehow I’ve always felt misunderstood due to the lack of queer men presence in that universe as a bi guy myself. I don’t recall any male character being gay/bi, was there any?
What do you guys think?
I’ve always wondered why some Disney characters were never introduced into OUAT universe or even mentioned once, like Pocahontas. Sometimes I think the show could’ve been aired for decades if they had introduced more arcs/characters instead of retaking season 1 lore (especially after the latest releases)
What are the characters you would’ve liked to see in the series?
Is Snow White the most well beloved princess by fans ? Do people like other princesses more like belle ?
First things first I am not a fan of Milah and I'm not defending her actions but I think she's over hated in the OUAT fandom.
Yes she was a bad wife (I don't know if she choose Rumple or if the marriage was arranged), yes she was a bad mother for abandoning her son but she was far from the worst in the show. I think the reason she gets so much hate is because she's the only "realistic" villain if you can even call her a villain. By that I mean she's the one of the only characters whose actions can be seen in the real world.
More people know someone whose miserable and selfish than someone who committed mass murder with magic which is why I think Milah's action hits home more to them. I genuinely believe most of the people saying Milah is worse than the villains on the show either have or know someone who has a selfish partner and/or parent.
Regina gets so many excuses for her actions and got a sympathetic backstory that still doesn't justify her actions. Milah gets no backstory and is only shown as a villain when it's clear that she was deeply unhappy with her life and wanted more, not even in a greedy way just in a "I hate being poor" way. She didn't kill anyone, she didn't terrorize munchkins, she didn't cast any curses, and she planned to go back for her son.
I don't fault her for not being the best wife, again we don't know if she even wanted to marry and have kids, I only fault her for leaving her son.
(SPOILERS end of S6)
Hi, I'm fairly new to the OUAT community, as I have just finished watching the first 6 seasons for the very first time.
What a ride it was! I am so glad I have avoided all spoilers before watching.
Considering that the end of S6 >!seems to to have reached an end for most of the main cast, to then start a new chapter focusing on older Henry!< , I was wondering if S7 was worth watching. Does it add to the overall story, or tie lose ends?
Same questions regarding OUAT Wonderland.
Many thanks in advance!
It's funny how this family works hear me out:
Regina is Snow/Mary Margaret step mother my marriage, Snow gave birth to Emma.
Regina is now technically Emma's step grandmother, Emma gave birth to Henry
Regina should be Henry's Step Great Grandmother
However
Emma had Henry at 18 and gave him up for adoption, Regina adopts him
Regina is now Henry's mother by adoption
Overall QUAT is my favorite show but this family dynamic has always been interesting to me what are yall thoughts?
Besides the redeeming qualities (Alice, Robyn, Zelena, Regina and Ivy) the season had some of the most out of character moments for Henry especially with leaving the town.
Jacinda’s moments in the show immediately made her the worst Cinderella Ever!!
All of the villains in the season were barely evil! Making Gothel a living plant was one of the worst decisions the writers every did
Regina taking Henry on a college visit. Henry going with a group his age. Regina drinking wine. They leave the best 🤬 out.
Only 5 episodes in and I am amazed by the idea of how intricate Rumple made this curse spell - like in a world without technology or science - this spell created it when it transported the people to pur world.
Mind blown.
ZALENAA IS THAT YOUUU?!? this is from “Devil Wears Prada” the original movie - she walked by earlier in another scene but i wasn’t sure but this is DEF her!!
Just a non-serious headcannon.
Cora was a miller’s daughter. She knew ambition, power, and emotional damage, but court fashion? Probably not.
Henry Sr., though? Always dressed sharp, always had the popped collar, always looked like he understood royal presentation. So I fully believe Cora taught Regina how to become queen, but Henry Sr. taught her how to look like one.
😂😂
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Some stories stay with us forever, reminding us that magic ✨ is always worth believing in 🪄.
From broken curses and royal crowns 👑 to true love, fierce queens 👸, and mermaids of the deep 🧜♀️, every single face and moment here holds a special place in my heart ❤️.
Truly the best way to describe this picture is a breathtaking tapestry of magic, memories, and my absolute favorite fairy tale universe 📖✨!
Looking at all these characters together, who had your absolute favorite redemption arc or storyline in the whole show? I would love to hear all your comments and thoughts 💬. I love nothing more than speaking to other fans! ✨🧚♀️💖🪄📖
Taking a little trip down memory lane with this edit, and it's making me feel all the feels! 🍎✨ I love nothing more than talking to other Oncers. If you had to step through the portal into Storybrooke, which character's journey or storyline was your absolute favourite to watch? Drop your picks below! 👇🧚♀️
So about a week ago I asked the question on how to make the Light One and I've been thinking about it for a while and I think I have a theory.
So the Light One exists in Isaac's world where all the roles and everything else is switched including Rumple being the Dark One and instead the Light One, so we must be assuming that the creation of the Dark One must have been reversed.
So my theory on how the Dark One is made is the corruption of using pure light magic for evil purposes. People mentioned probably Merlin was the Light One, but I just believe he is a being of all out magic and fated to do so by the Holy Grail - a source of Light Magic. But not everyone can become a Dark One so it's safe to assume not everyone can be a Light One.
That means a reverse scenario has to play out. A corrupted source of Dark Magic instead being used for good purposes would make you the Light One. That also knocks out another theory of the Saviours being Light Ones, but I see that as a separate role down to Fate rather than the all out purpose.
This is also another point to add that becoming a Light One would be quite nearly impossible as using Light Magic for dark purposes but the other way around? That's hard...
Corruption of power is easy to do but letting go of dark magic is like letting go of a drug and as seen by Rumple, it's a very difficult thing to do. That's why we've never seen one before apart from in an opposite reality.