No, most likely Rumple - as buffyannatator states below.
I think the three are metaphors for Emma's journey. OUAT really is about Emma's journey, she's the focus point, I think. Right now, she is struggling with three things: heart (she gave her heart and got it broken again), courage (to come back to Storybrook after everything that has happened and to be the hero, the savior), and three brains (the ability to figure out the puzzle and use her magic.)
The three people who symbolize this in Emma's life and who are responsible for her path are:
Charming - courage, the hero Snow - heart, the mother Rumplestilskin - magic and the knowledge to wield it.
I hope they aren't doing the same storyline that they are doing in Wonderland. You hope the writers are a bit more creative than that... But my guess is she wants power - for what means, no clue.
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Date: 2014-03-24 09:46 pm (UTC)I think the three are metaphors for Emma's journey. OUAT really is about Emma's journey, she's the focus point, I think. Right now, she is struggling with three things: heart (she gave her heart and got it broken again), courage (to come back to Storybrook after everything that has happened and to be the hero, the savior), and three brains (the ability to figure out the puzzle and use her magic.)
The three people who symbolize this in Emma's life and who are responsible for her path are:
Charming - courage, the hero
Snow - heart, the mother
Rumplestilskin - magic and the knowledge to wield it.
I hope they aren't doing the same storyline that they are doing in Wonderland. You hope the writers are a bit more creative than that...
But my guess is she wants power - for what means, no clue.