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Jordyn Mickus

So what I believe was the reason that Rumpel became so much more unlikable in this season was because I became very frustrated with the "on and off" nature of his morality throughout the show. Like in earlier seasons, his villainy was shown as being more of a tragic character caused by his desperation of wanting to find son, Baelfire, and his cowardly past. But by season six, after repeatedly choosing power over Belle and his family, his back-and-forth between being good, being evil, doing it for his family or doing it for power just got to be like really old and kind of worn out. Plus I think seeing how much this truly really hurt Belle and the fact that she had to give up her son to protect him from his own father just made it like 20 times worse. Like when he was doing evil/bad things in previous seasons, it was always to other people like outside his family all in order to get to his son so in that case, he wasn’t actually hurting his son in the same way that he was hurting other people so I think in a way we could kind of excuse it by saying you know it’s the pain of wanting to find his son and redeem himself. And it also kind of plays on the heartstrings of like you know, what would you be willing to do for someone that you truly love and would be willing to do anything for. However, in this case with Bell, yes he says again he’s trying to do it for his son, but by trying to save his son he is hurting one of the people that he says he loves most in the world.

Melody L.

oooouuuh! I loved this one, I even cried a little! It was a long due good episode for me! Im hype for next week and not just to pass some times with you, but to see what will happen! I didnt saw coming that it was the Evil Queen to put the spell on belle!! I was like :O! Thanks again to watch this show with us! :)

Chase

It's so interesting that how you feel about Rumple now is exactly how you felt about Regina when you first started watching the show and how you've completely flipped your opinions of both characters.

Cecilia Fransila

I dont know ... I think for me, the start of the decline with Rumples character started in season three, after he was brought back after sacrificing himself to kill his dad Peter Pan. It would have been a good ending for his character... sure when it aired I was glad to see him again, but was little annoyed in season 4 when he began to crave power and betray Belle with the dagger. My biggest let down was season 5, cause I always thought it were such a good premise, the beginning of the end! The savior becomes the dark one and Rumple gets a real chance for redemption! But, they failed us, and after he became the dark one again, I never really felt for him as I once did. Sure I still enjoy the rest of season 6 and 7 and they have some good interesting plots coming. But yea, thats were I think Rumples character went downhill... Regina on the other hand has really been handled good! All this time, a long struggle, love her monologue in season 5 ending were she talks with Emma about her inner struggle with the darkness... and now actually having to face it. Such an interesting road for her...

Kyra Denise Alston

I personally think at this point they were tired, and trying to wrap up lose ends for the show to “end” so I think it settled and was just kinda of an enjoyable light watch at this point. Cause I binged the seasons but this one just flew by for me - the old seasons I use to have to take a pause because so much was happening

Brianna

I feel like what adds to the hatred for rumple are these flashbacks this season.. I don’t feel like the flashback from this episode is in tune with everything else we’ve seen between belle and rumple throughout the whole show. Him sacrificing a baby feels truly callous and evil, and other flashbacks of them throughout the show have been a lot tamer, which made it easier to believe that belle could fall in love with him in the first place. Plus, rumple’s whole entire villain arc is about him losing his son, you’re telling me he would just sacrifice a baby like that? It just doesn’t make sense to me. I think the writers added way too many flashbacks in the later seasons of the show that just don’t fit into the character’s history and development the way others did earlier in the show.

Astoria

I don't know if anyone mentioned it, but yes Snow's father found a magic lamp on the beach. He freed the Genie with the words "he had everything he ever wanted and was completely happy and he wanted this for the Genie too." Which led to the freed Djin meeting Regina, falling in love with her and becoming a mirror on the wall after the king was murdered by Regina. Sidney could be another character who also simply “disappeared”. I think officially he's locked up in one of the cells in the psychiatric ward but in real life the actor has gotten much better roles in the meantime, similar to Sebastian Stan with the MCU. And ever scene Bell had a real Baby with her, it was the baby of the actress who was pregnant during the last season. Like every time you see "Prince Neil" it's Ginnifer's and Joshua's baby. The whole Jasmine and Aladdin plot line makes a lot more sense if you know what happened in OUATIW, I know confusing why Wonderland is helping with Aladdin but it's still OUAT and there are always crossovers.

Savvy

I feel the same