[sunnykerr]

I don't know what they'll do on the show.

From what I've heard they filmed a lot for the end of the Camelot storyline that never made it to air.

The actors who played King Arthur and Merlin apparently Tweeted about it or something.

So I'm just saying, sometime they run out of time or they film more than they show.

Hence why I'm saying that, even if they don't show it, I'm assuming the people chucked in the river will find a way to their afterlife in some other way.

If they bringing back Cora for a story about Zelena and Regina called Sisters... that should be interesting.

I hope it is.

[There You'll Be]

Really? I hadn't heard anything about it, so that's interesting to me.

Apparently Sunday's episode is a prequel to where they'll start next season.

The official OUAT tweet account posted an article on it.

I don't know what the story will involve, but I imagine we'll get a big hint then.

I'm really looking forward to the James/David stuff. They are so different-it's interesting seeing Josh play them.

[sunnykerr]

What did the article say about the episode?

I'd be curious to hear that.

I'm looking forward to James/David, as I've mentioned before.

I wonder why they're doing a prequel for next season this early.

I'll guess we'll figure it out.

[There You'll Be]

Just that it was leading up to what next season will be about-the episode tonight will be the start of the storyline for the beginning of season 6-the Regina/Zelena story, and what it involves.

And, they haven't said for sure either way if RobinHood lives or dies.

Or what the baby's name will be.

My Twitter feed moves so fast on race day, I could never find it even if I tried.

There are only 3 more weeks left, and 4 episodes.

The season finale is starting at 7pm, since it's 2 eppys.

[sunnykerr]

So, presumably, next season will be about Regina and Zelena being sisters who love each other, huh?

I'm just gonna cross my fingers that, by then, Zelena will be done feeling sorry for herself 24/7.

Has anyone said that Robin Hood might die?

I mean, I see that he's not being used a whole lot on the show, but I hadn't heard he was leaving the show.

Anyway, wow, the season has passed in a blur, hasn't it?

I guess that's what happens when they split it in two.

[There You'll Be]

I'm hoping this episode helped Zelena stop doing that.

I forgot to tell you, at the end, Gold came up to her, and said he owed her for talking Belle into the sleeping curse.

Well, he brought in Pan, as his father, and when Zelena heard the name Peter Pan, and saw him, she was terrified.

No one's said for sure Robin Hood dies, but someone has to stay behind, and I've seen tweets saying he will have plenty of other projects to do.

But officially, no. No one has said definitely.

I'm guessing Regina and Zelena will both raise the baby? That's my impression anyway.

It has really passed in a blur.

I have to say, the actresses rocked the episode. They were all amazing-the 3 of them-Bex, Lana, and Barbara.

The James/David story wasn't much.

[sunnykerr]

I didn't realize that someone had to stay behind.

I mean, Hades cheated, didn't he?

So why should the good guys be forced to obey his rules?

If any of them get out, surely all of them should be able to get out.

Plus, Robin Hood was supposed to be Regina's happy ending.

It's not much of a happy ending if she gets a couple of weeks/months (ie however long they stay in the Underworld) where she spends time handling family stuff and then he dies.

The season has gone really fast.

Logically, I'm not sure how Regina and Zelena raising a baby together would work, even if they got along.

It's not like Henry, where he's old enough to take care of himself.

If Robin Hood isn't around, what claim would Regina even have on that baby?

[There You'll Be]

I don't know how any of it relates to next season.

All I know is OnceABC, their official Twitter account, said the episode (don't know which parts) are important to the first half of the season next year.

Well, Hades put all of their names on tombstones.

So I don't know if it has something to do with that.

They're trying to make it look as if they have to leave Hook behind. But we both know that's not going to happen.

The second half of the season is all I remember. So to me it's passed super fast.

[sunnykerr]

But that's it.

Hades put their names on the headstones.

That's cheating, because they haven't died.

He's changing the rules.

And, sure, he's a god.

But there are rules even the gods have to obey.

And there are gods who are higher up in the food chain than Hades.

I think I read somewhere that Zeus is supposed to show up some time around the finale.

I love our heroes and I think they can do amazing things.

But if anyone has the mojo to control Hades, it's Zeus.

[There You'll Be]

Well, none of them, aside from Hook, was dead in the first place.

So I've kind of let that go-and just took it as Hades would make sure they die in the Underworld, to make there be a body for each one they have helped move on.

Or a soul that is.

[sunnykerr]

What I was trying to say is that, whatever Hades does to them in the Underworld, it can be undone.

Because he's breaking the rules.

And there are gods who are more powerful than him.

In the myths, if you ate or drank something from the Underworld, you were stuck there.

But, otherwise, you could travel there and back, assuming you followed the rules.

I understand the show is doing its own thing, but I'm still not ready to believe that, just because Hades is the most powerful around right now, he can't be defeated.

[There You'll Be]

Oh! I totally missed that, and I truly hadn't realized that it could all be undone.

And I totally believe Hades is beatable, I just don't think everyone will make it out.

[sunnykerr]

I don't know that it can all be undone.

But I would imagine that Hades can't have such an unfair advantage has to be able to control everything.

Besides, it's that thing with chucking people in the river means they're doomed forever.

He told Cora she was gonna mill all the flour forever and her daughters managed to get her to her hereafter, didn't they?

Hades doesn't get to decide who lives or dies.

[There You'll Be]

Last night's was...a lot was happening.

I think my favorite thing was Henry leaving the book behind, so that others would know how to move on.

Specifically a couple of the dwarfs.

I thought Hades did, so it's good to know he can't decide.

That gives everyone a fighting chance.

[sunnykerr]

I heard that a lot happened on OUAT.

A lot of people seem to have lost their heads over what happened to Hook specifically.

And, I have to admit, I was very worried for a little bit there.

But then I realized that, if he was leaving, there would be interviews.

Therefore, I'm assuming that this is not permanent.

I also heard that the previews showed a funeral in which both Regina and Emma seemed distraught.

So maybe Robin Hood does die, though I don't know why that would be such a disaster for Emma, aside from the fact that she's a good person.

It can't possibly be Henry who dies.

That kid's died a bunch of times already and it never sticks long enough to get to the funeral bit.