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Hi guys! For the past week I have been uploading my reactions to Patreon directly since I have a certain amount of hours per month and I can upload the videos in better quality than in Dropbox because I have limited space there (and I'm actually running out :') that's why I started using Patreon) I have been told the Patreon video player lags so if it lags for you let me know and I'll upload and edit the Dropbox link here! I (in lower quality, like I've always done there)

In Dropbox, you will be able to stream only an hour of video, if the reaction is over an hour and you'd like to see the rest of it you're gonna have to download the reaction. Sorry about that.

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Heidi Elizabeth Marcum

The Savior- Thank you for this marvelous reaction for season six's premiere, Sora! Wow!! I really enjoy this episode! In spite of its flaws and irritations. And I have to say, so much is revealed in just one episode!! I love it! :) First in regards to who the Oracle is in the Aladdin stories... I don't recall there being an oracle within the classic stories of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, which the story of Aladdin is inspired by. There probably is, I just can't remember every details of these stories. Including an Oracle if there is one. However, in the second straight to DVD sequel to the original animated Disney movie, Aladdin... Aladdin: And the King of Thieves, an Oracle is a character within this movie. So, I believe this may be where the idea for the Oracle's character came from. Now... I think I will start with Regina and her misguided anger towards Zelena over Robin's death. I do understand that Regina can't blame the real person to blame, since Hades is dead. And so of course she is lashing out at the one person she once again suddenly believes is at least partially to blame. But Zelena isn't to blame. Yes... Zelena was naïve towards Hades and his manipulations of her. However, if you remember from the final few episodes of season five, Regina did encourage her sister to try to find her happiness, even if it was with Hades. So, if Zelena is somewhat to blame for Robin's death, and I do not believe she is by any means, then Regina needs to also blame herself as well. Because she is as much at fault, if not more so After all... Zelena saves Regina's life when she kills Hades for her. Regina would have died had it not been for Zelena's sacrifice, especially after Hades had been the first person to ever love her, in her many years of pain all alone and without love in her life. Regina really has no right to blame Zelena here. I love Regina, but once again, her strange and sudden turn against Zelena yet again, has made me become so angry with her. I can understand it a little. But... After seeing them finally come together in the last few episodes of season five, only for Regina to immediately become angry with Zelena so quickly, and in the very first episode... This just makes me so mad. And I really wish the writers and creators had written a better story arc for these sisters we love so much for this season. Also... As frustrated as I am upon seeing Regina and Zelena constantly at odds after so long, I do kind of love the possibility that Zelena could side with the Evil Queen, who appears at the very end of this episode to reveal she's still alive, to someone other than the Dragon. Only because Rebecca Madder plays a phenomenal villain as the Wicked Witch of the Witch, and a part of me misses her wicked side. However, most of all, I definitely want to see Zelena refuse the Evil Queen and continue to be a hero, just like you want her to be too, Sora. Nonetheless... I look forward to you seeing what the Evil Queen has in store for everyone. I really love where this season takes her, and what she has in store for each of the characters this season!! I love her! With all of this being said... I absolutely love Regina's hope speech at the end of the episode!!! I love her turn around and how Henry and Snow both are able to help her to finally have hope that Robin has actually moved on and that he is at peace after all, despite what Hades had told her about Robin's soul having been obliterated. And I absolutely believe Henry is right about how Hades lied in order to make Regina feel the overwhelming guilt over Robin's death. I wholeheartedly believe that Henry and Regina, and everyone else are right to believe that Robin truly is at peace after all. And I truly believe that his feather floating down in the ending after Regina and Snow walk away proves this, which is so beautiful and powerful. And this moment between Regina and Snow in the ending is really beautiful. It's absolutely my favorite moment and scene throughout this whole episode!! Regina has absolutely come a long way, and she has grown so, so much! For her to choose to believe in hope and to believe that she can find her happy ending at last... This is so powerful, and I love it!!! And I believe that this is the beginning of Regina finding her true happy ending. I have always believed that Regina's happy ending isn't Robin alone. She has always just wanted to be at peace with herself and to find a family, friends, and a home where she truly belongs. And now she's begun to see that she has exactly that!!! :) Next... I would like to discuss Belle's and Rumple's storyline. I wasn't really sure what to expect when this storyline started, other than that Morpheus was going to be a part of Belle's dream world. However, I had a good feeling that Belle was going to refuse to stay with Rumple and boy was I right. And I am so happy, because I love this strong and independent side of Belle. Again, with this being said... I absolutely love, love, love the Beauty and the Beast moment between Belle and Rumple like they've had before in season four's premiere episode, titled... A Tale of Two Sisters, as the song, Beauty and the Beast, plays in the background while they dance, and with Belle in her beautiful golden ball gown, which is actually different from the first more golden ball gown she wears in A Tale of Two Sisters. Her dress in season four's premiere is actually more gold, as is the very first dress we see Belle wearing in season one's episode, titled... Skin Deep. Belle's dress now in season six's premiere is yellow rather than gold, and I love it even more than the others!! It's a gorgeous gown! Also... It's too bad Gold doesn't also change his coat into the blue and gold one he wore in that scene in season four this time too, but that's a very minor nitpick of course. The one part of their storyline I was actually surprised by, is that Morpheus turns out to be their unborn son. I did not see this twist coming, and I love it! I'm still not too sure about the actor who plays their son, but I do love this twist within this episode for sure! I definitely wondered how Rumple was going to be able to awaken Belle. But it turns out he doesn't. Their son wakes Belle with True Love's Kiss. This is a great twist! Because Rumple certainly shouldn't have been able to do so himself, and Moe, Belle's father, neither. And now finally onto Emma's and Killian's storyline... Well, really just Emma's... I really enjoy the whole Savior storyline, with Emma's vision of herself fighting against and getting killed by a mysterious cloaked figure. And I love that Hyde has knowledge of the Saviors' fates to offer her some information with which he may be able to use as leverage to be granted favors from. However, again... I really hate that Emma is keeping her visions and this huge revelation secret from her family, and especially from Killian. I feel badly for him, because you can see he just wants to help her, and it hurts him deeply to feel so helpless to help this woman he loves. Emma is stubborn, and while I know that a part of her is trying to protect Killian from the pain that will inevitably come for him upon learning that her fate is to die in such a horrific way, I do actually feel like Emma isn't saying anything to him or to anyone, because she's being stubborn. She hates being vulnerable in anyone's eyes. And it is absolutely wrong of her to hide all of this from her loved ones. And the truth of the matter is... Keeping secrets from loved ones always leads to more pain. Once again, with all this being said... Emma had a premonition while down in the Underworld when she saw her mother die from the mysterious creature. The creature turned out to be Ruby in her wolf form. And Emma was able to keep that from happening, so this gives me some hope that Emma will also be able to change her own fate too, despite what Hyde tells her in the asylum beneath the hospital, and despite what Jafar tells Aladdin in the beginning of this episode. Emma is terrified after the Oracle reveals the truth to her and rightly so. And I can't wait for you seeing who this villain is that will be her supposed downfall. I remember not wanting to believe that this villain could possibly be the Evil Queen, Rumpelstiltskin, Hyde, or even Jafar because I thought these villains would be too obvious. But maybe this villain very well could be. It could be anyone. Although, in a way, it would bring the show around full circle if Emma's greatest villain does turn out to be the Evil Queen, as Emma is the one who defeated her in season one when she broke Regina's dark curse. In a way, it would be fabulous too. Any one of them being the big villain under the hood would be great in their own way. Now... I love the brief lovely moment between Killian and Emma in the beginning before they are interrupted by those coming over from the Land of Untold Stories in the dirigible. It's great to see them both so happy, even though their happiness is very sadly so short lived. Next... I really like the confrontations between the heroes and Hyde, especially when they finally bring him down. And I enjoy the confrontations between him and Emma inside the asylum. He isn't out of the story yet. He will definitely be back! I love this actor who plays Mr. Hyde... Sam Witwer!! I know him well from another show I really love called, Being Human... the US version and not the BBC version. Sam Witwer is a great actor, and I really enjoy his take on Mr. Hyde! I am so excited for you to see what's coming, and to meeting all of the new possible characters that have been brought over with Hyde from the Land of Untold Stories, as well as seeing old characters return. I think... or at least I hope that you will really enjoy all that's to come! Oh... And I also really love seeing Archie again with his dog, Pongo! I am happy he's back too!! It's been far too long since he's made an appearance, sometime back within season four's frozen arc, I believe. Very briefly though, which is very sad. Because I love Archie, and I am so happy he's back! I've missed seeing him, whom we haven't really seen too much of since season two. And then... I really love the beginning when Jafar appears to Aladdin in order to introduce the Savior arc, and to taunt him, saying that Saviors can't have their own happy endings. Apparently, Jafar has come across more than one Savior too, as has Mr. Hyde. We also see Aladdin's hand shaking just as we see Emma's do throughout the episode. As for Jafar... I do really love Oded Fehr as an actor a lot too!! I know him mostly as Ardeth Bay from the first two Mummy movies with Brendan Fraser, and I love him in them! I also know him well from season seven of Charmed, as the main villain in that season too! And he's fantastic in many other movies and shows too! And I really do like him in his take on Jafar this season. And lastly... I really love learning that there has been more than one Savior, and that Aladdin is one of them along with Emma too. I love the idea of this season bringing about a Savior mythology, and overall... This Savior story arc is a great story arc! Overall... A great episode and fantastic start to season six! So, thank you very much for your reaction, my dear friend! Sincerely, Heidi