Sympathy for the De Vil Review – First Thoughts – 276

Subscribe Now via; Itunes | RSS | Stitcher Sympathy for the De Vil Review First Thoughts Prerec Intro: Episode Number: 276 Show notes can be found at: http://onceuponatimepodcast.com/276 Thank you for everyone supporting our podcast by going to http://onceuponatimepodcast.com/support. We really appreciate it! Notes: In the opening scene, we see young Cruella running away from home. Was that the first time she did, or was is one time of many? How did Madeline (Cruella’s mother (Played by Anna Galvin)) have control over the dogs? That must have been some kind of magic. How did Madeline become magical? What is her backstory? Throughout the episode, Madeline used dog training terms on Cruella, like “Stay (Here)”, “Be Quiet”, “Learn to Obey”, etc. When Cruella goaded Malefiecent into turning into a dragon, and in that form, Cruella used her magical influence to cause Maleficent to “take a nap”. It is interesting to note that that the term nap was what Regina used when she performed a sleeping spell on young Snow’s horse in the episode “Enter the Dragon”. When Regina went to visit Belle at Gold’s pawn shop, she seemed to accept Regina’s offer rather quickly. I wondered if the Belle we saw was not the real Belle. Shape shifting is almost the norm is the stories now, and Belle was some kind of vision to Rumpel on Neverland. The Author’s name is Isaac. Gold had the quill. The quill must be used with the special ink to write or change a story. We see Rumpel’s dark heart with just a glint of goodness. Rumpel told Belle that if his heart is completely taken over by darkness, he will “In a matter of speaking, he’ll die”, meaning “I’ll lost the ability to love”. There were lots of threats and lots of playing “chicken” with characters tonight. Gold used Regina’s redemption to question her threat of killing Belle by crushing her heart if Gold told Zelena that Regina was coming to destroy her. The term “Hero” was used to make those that used it to validate, invalidate or limit their actions. For instance the use of “Heroes don’t kill,” by Cruella, and Emma called her parents “Heroes are Paragon’s of virtue” but Hook told Emma, “Even Heroes make mistakes, love”, and Regina told Emma that Snow had been trying to make up for her mistake for a long time. We had a Romeo and Juliet moment, even. ———————————- Big Love. Take what you need and pass it on. Prerec Outro: ———————————- Don’t forget to Tweet Us (@ouatpodcast) while you listen ———————————- There are a number of ways to support our podcast at this link http://onceuponatimepodcast.com/support. We really appreciate it! ———————————-