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https://twitter.com/NatalieAbrams/st...38552134230016 https://twitter.com/EW/status/851238557696086017 Once Upon a Time: Ultimate villain arrives as Final Battle begins Gideon’s true plans for Storybrooke spilled out during Sunday’s episode of Once Upon a Time — and all signs point to the end as we know it. Though Gideon (Giles Matthey) claimed he banished Hook (Colin O’Donoghue) to force Emma (Jennifer Morrison) to help him kill the Black Fairy (Jaime Murray), in actuality he was working for the Black Fairy because she has his heart. Nearly killing Emma via giant spider powered the infamous sword, allowing Gideon to create a breach in which the Black Fairy arrived — and with her comes the beginning of the Final Battle, as hinted at since the very beginning of the series. “As we showed in the pilot, Emma was prophesied to come back and break the curse and the Final Battle would begin,” executive producer Edward Kitsis tells EW. “It appears we thought we had taken care of that, but it turns out that was not true.” Though the residents of Storybrooke thought Emma had fulfilled her destiny as Savior many times over, this confrontation truly marks the end. “It’s all about the Final Battle, the final battle that Emma is clearly involved with and it’s life or death,” Josh Dallas says. “It’s a thing where Charming’s going to lose his daughter maybe, and so they’ve got to make sure that doesn’t happen. [They’re] extremely worried. That’s what we’re pushing through, trying to get out of this sleeping curse, and trying to save her.” Recalling that pilot prophecy, in which Rumple tells Snow (Ginnifer Goodwin) and Charming their daughter will return 28 years later as the Savior and will have to fight the Final Battle, Dallas says: “At the time, they assumed that meant breaking the original curse. They didn’t realize that it meant this, and I think that’s something that Snow and Charming are struggling with. If they would have known that it was going to lead to this, maybe they wouldn’t have put her through that wardrobe.” They’re not the only ones dealing with fear about Emma’s well-being. “Regina, Emma, the Charmings, Hook, and even Zelena, they’re all a family, and they’re all very protective of one another,” Lana Parrilla says. “No one wants anything to happen to Emma, and if we hear that she’s going to face the most powerful evil fairy sorceress, everyone’s a bit terrified of what that outcome is going to look like, especially with Emma’s visions. She always saw herself getting killed, so everyone’s going to band together to really prevent that from happening. It’s really about strategic planning. How and when is this going to happen? When is the Final Battle beginning, and what do we need to do in order to prepare ourselves and save the people we love?” With Once Upon a Time charging full speed toward the Final Battle, all involved say the danger is even more heightened than we’ve ever seen on the show before. That’s all thanks to the Black Fairy, the personification of evil, who is the true architect of the Dark Curse. “We always have high stakes, but I feel that the stakes are a little higher because this particular villain is the creator of the Dark Curse,” Goodwin says. “I don’t think any of us had really contemplated its origins until this storyline was interwoven. It does kind of give you that Oh sh— feeling.” The larger problem is that the Black Fairy is very much an unknown entity — even Rumple (Robert Carlyle) doesn’t know much about her since she abandoned her son at a young age. “She is, by far, the most powerful force of evil we’ve ever encountered,” Parrilla says. “We know that she is Rumple’s mom, so we can only imagine how much darkness she possesses, and she probably taught him everything he knows somehow, but I think she’s also unknown, and she’s a new character for us to experience. So the residents of Storybrooke, especially our heroes, are a bit taken back, and not quite sure how to stop her.” “She is way more powerful [than past villains],” Kitsis concurs. “Also, she’s Rumple’s mother, so there’s an emotional connection. The Black Fairy is almost a different level because she is almost no longer human; she’s part fairy. She’s the only fairy that’s fallen from fairyland. In a lot of ways, we look at her as the devil, in a sense.” The Black Fairy’s impending arrival also caused Henry’s (Jared Gilmore) authoring power to go into overdrive during Sunday’s episode. Regina was therefore forced to turn to previous author Isaac (Patrick Fischler), who revealed Henry’s powers are taking over because there’s only one more chapter left in the book. “It means that we’ve reached the end of the very first book,” Kitsis says. “At a certain point, people say, ‘When are they going to get their happy endings?’ By the end of this year, some people’s stories are going to be completed — whether they’re good or bad, we’ll have to wait and see.” Interjects EP Adam Horowitz: “‘Completed’ is a loaded term.” “Yeah, you completed high school and that was the end of [your] high school, but then there was the next chapter,” Kitsis adds. “For us, we feel like after six seasons, there’s a chapter of people’s lives that we’re ready to wrap up, but there’s a big future, like with anybody, and a transition. We’re excited if we get an opportunity, and a season 7, to show everyone that.” Suffice it to say, the end being nigh doesn’t sit well with our heroes. “Everyone’s a bit baffled by the whole concept because we don’t really know what that means,” Parrilla says. “And us actors don’t really know what that means. We know that this story is coming to an end, but we don’t know how it’s ending, and I think what’s unknown is also what’s so scary about it.” But the prospect of a true happy ending is not necessarily scary to everyone in Storybrooke. “Something Snow has been contemplating this entire season is a return to normalcy,” Goodwin says. “Despite the way it may seem, she doesn’t crave drama in her life, and I think that she’s really, really ready to have a daily routine, and some peace and quiet, and she’s prepared for a bit of boredom. I think it would do her some good.” Hence, Snow doesn’t have any fear in terms of what this could mean. “But there is, maybe in some people’s regard, a little bit of delusion about how much she focuses on the silver lining,” Goodwin notes. For his part, Charming has been too busy dealing with the potential impending doom that he hasn’t considered the silver lining. “He’s so wrapped up in the fact that this Final Battle is imminent,” Dallas says. “He’s so focused on that, and trying to deal with his own guilt of knowing that this was going to happen, and maybe not taking steps before to prevent it for Emma’s life. But then also realizing, at the same time, that if none of this happened, Emma wouldn’t be who she is, so I think he’s just super focused on that. I don’t think he’s actually really thought about that or let that sink in.” Ultimately, though, it’s Emma who the pressure is on as the end nears. “Emma is going to go through every emotion that you would,” Kitsis says. “There’s the warrior part of her that wants to save her family, there’s the human part of her that doesn’t want to be the Savior and just wants a normal life, and doesn’t understand why she has to be the one to deal with it — and I think she’s going to run the gamut of all those emotions.” “The final battle has been this threat that’s loomed over us for six seasons now,” Morrison says. “Everyone has a heightened sense of concern because this feels like a very dire situation, and it’s starting to feel more and more like Emma’s going to have to do this by herself, because Snow and Charming are still in this sleeping curse, and they’re realizing that they’re at the end of the book. They’re like, ‘What does that mean, the end of the book? Does the end of the book mean a happy ending? Does the end of the book mean she dies?'” We’ll find out when Once Upon a Time airs Sunday at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. Once Upon a Time: Ultimate villain arrives as Final Battle begins __________________
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Thanks for the interview, the script tease and promo...
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나를 부드럽게 죽여줘 너의 손길로 눈 감겨줘 어차피 거부할 수조차 없어 더는 도망갈 수조차 없어 니가 너무 달콤해 너무 달콤해 ♥BTS♥ |
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Sounds really exciting...
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나를 부드럽게 죽여줘 너의 손길로 눈 감겨줘 어차피 거부할 수조차 없어 더는 도망갈 수조차 없어 니가 너무 달콤해 너무 달콤해 ♥BTS♥ |
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OUAT 6.17 ‘Awake’ - Press Release
HOOK AND TIGER LILY JOIN FORCES AGAINST THE LOST BOYS IN NEVERLAND WHILE GOLD AND THE BLACK FAIRY REACH A FORMIDABLE IMPASSE, ON ABC’S ‘ONCE UPON A TIME’ In the episode “Awake” – Still trapped in Neverland, Hook aligns himself with Tiger Lily, hoping to find a way back to Emma. Back in Storybook, Regina works to break the sleeping curse that David and Snow are under, and Gold denies The Black Fairy, which brings the two of them to a fearsome impasse. In flashbacks, we learn what Snow and Charming sacrificed in order for Emma to fulfill her destiny as the Savior, on “Once Upon a Time,” SUNDAY, APRIL 16 (8:00–9:00 p.m. EDT), on The ABC Television Network. Guest starring are Lee Arenberg as Leroy/Grumpy, Beverley Elliott as Granny, Raphael Sbarge as Archie Hopper/Jiminy Cricket, Tony Amendola as Marco/Gepetto, Jaime Murray as Black Fairy, Giles Matthey as Gideon, Mckenna Grace as Young Emma, Sara Tomko as Native American Woman/Tiger Lily, Eric Keenleyside as Sir Maurice/Moe French, Gabe Khouth as Mr. Clark/Sneezy, David-Paul Grove as Doc and Faustino Di Bauda as Sleepy. “Awake” was written by Andrew Chambliss & Leah Fong and directed by Sharat Raju. Onceland, OUAT 6.17 ‘Awake’ - Press Release __________________
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나를 부드럽게 죽여줘 너의 손길로 눈 감겨줘 어차피 거부할 수조차 없어 더는 도망갈 수조차 없어 니가 너무 달콤해 너무 달콤해 ♥BTS♥ |
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https://twitter.com/NatalieAbrams/st...53316450463745 The Hot Seat: Once Upon a Time bosses answer burning Qs Will Snow and Charming break the sleeping curse together, or will it be the doing of someone else? ADAM HOROWITZ: Can’t say. Will we find out why the Black Fairy never pursued casting the Dark Curse herself? EDWARD KITSIS: Yes. Is it still relevant the fact that Regina wasn’t in Emma’s vision? KITSIS: Can’t say. Has Regina undergone any changes since accepting the good and evil parts of herself, like changes to her magic? HOROWITZ: I’d say she’s undergone changes in the sense that she’s been growing as a human being since then. Will Henry ever get a new jacket and scarf? KITSIS: No. There have been attempts by costumes and other people, but we just like it. We don’t care that he’s growing up, we’re going to make him our little 10-year-old forever. Did Tiger Lily and Hook have a romantic past relationship? HOROWITZ: No. Will we learn about the relationship between the Black and Blue Fairies? KITSIS: Yes. Will Rumple ever become free of the Dark One curse? HOROWITZ: Can’t say. Is there any chance we’ll see Gideon at another age again? HOROWITZ: Can’t say. Will there be a new family member added to the family tree? KITSIS: No. Have there been any major changes to Neverland since Pan died? KITSIS: I’d say moderate changes. The people left behind don’t seem like they are looking to be saved. Will we get an explanation of how Neverland still exists if the magic that created it was dying? KITSIS: I would say that the magic that created it was dying, which only affected Peter Pan, who wanted to live forever. It is now a refuge for lost people to come and have bonfires and their own Coachella-like parties. HOROWITZ: They’re not being sustained by magic or given immortality anymore. It’s now a feral, scary island. KITSIS: It’s an open place real estate opportunity. A lot of people call it Enchanted Forest adjacent. Instead of Neverland, it’s now Enchanted Forest adjacent. HOROWITZ: It’s an up-and-coming neighborhood. But the schools aren’t great yet. KITSIS: Because they don’t really have any. Will we see more of Zelena? HOROWITZ: Yes. KITSIS: In fact, she’ll get her own episode and it’s episode 18. Will we ever see the Oracle who told Emma about the prophecy again? KITSIS: No. HOROWITZ: She was killed. Is the final battle a test that only Emma has to face? KITSIS: Yup. Might we see a new Dark One by season’s end? KITSIS: Nope. Will Emma and Hook’s wedding be interrupted like Snow and Charming’s was? HOROWITZ: Can’t say. Is the curse that created the town of Storybrooke going to be broken? HOROWITZ: Can’t say. Will we ever learn why there are multiple realms and which one is the original/oldest? HOROWITZ: Certainly not this year. Will Alison Fernandez play an already existing fairy tale character? HOROWITZ: Can’t say. Will Maleficent ever be back? HOROWITZ: Can’t say. Will the Dragon’s daughter’s identity be revealed someday? KITSIS: Can’t say. Someday. HOROWITZ: But that is a great question. KITSIS: That is somebody who pays attention so closely to the show they deserve — HOROWITZ: — an answer. KITSIS: But a T-shirt seems more likely. HOROWITZ: The answer won’t be on the T-shirt they get, but maybe the answer will be somewhere else. Will there be more familiar faces returning in the finale? KITSIS and HOROWITZ: Yup. Will there be death in the season finale? KITSIS and HOROWITZ: Yes. Is season 6 going to end the way you originally planned to end the series? KITSIS: Yes. HOROWITZ: Well, sort of. KITSIS: Season 6 is ending the way that we always planned for it to end. Will Once Upon a Time be renewed for season 7? KITSIS: Can’t say. The Hot Seat: 'Once Upon a Time' bosses answer burning Qs __________________
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