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Once Upon a Time 02x03: Lady of the Lake

Oct 15, 2012 06:13

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rpowell October 15 2012, 05:35:26 UTC

So King George is back! Have we seen him in Storybrooke yet? I feel like we haven't (I really need to go and rewatch all of S1).

He was featured in the episode in which Snow/Mary Margaret was facing jail time for the "murder" of Kathryn Nolan, as a prosecuting attorney.

I hate say this . . . especially since Henry is a boy, but I'm getting a little weary of him. His aggressiveness was understandable back in S1, when he was the only one - aside from Rumple - who knew about the curse. Now, he's . . . he's getting in the way. I'm sorry, but he's annoying me. I found him especially annoying in this episode. In many ways, he is his mother's child. And I'm not being complimentary.

lorelaisquared October 15 2012, 05:43:06 UTC

He was featured in the episode in which Snow/Mary Margaret was facing jail time for the "murder" of Kathryn Nolan, as a prosecuting attorney. Ahh of course he was! I remember that now, thank you. I figured we probably had seen him and I'd just forgotten. Like I said, must go rewatch S1 ( ... )

dragonstarlin October 15 2012, 19:20:52 UTC

Henry has annoyed me for awhile in how he treats Regina, kid or not. Trying to take her down and calling her mom. Also all his wanting to help and act like an adult and no one really gives him the back off he deserves as he IS a kid clearly in actions and age aggravates me. We got a good moment on why he's resistant to Regina, her making him feel crazy, and his sorta sadness she really IS the evil queen, mixed feelings which saved him this season so far, the end of last I was done with him. Afraid the balance will be lost and I get back to that place. I'd like a clarification on how much must be missing from the book, don't feel like her backstory could be. I'm actually glad getting Snow(as Snow not MM)/Emma and less Emma/Henry for a bit, good for her growth especially.

rodlox October 15 2012, 20:21:48 UTC

*nods* I suspect Henry wouldn't be so hostile to Regina, if Regina's backstory were in his book.

lorelaisquared October 16 2012, 03:19:07 UTC

That's a good point. He doesn't realize how tragic a character she is. I wonder if he'll have more compassion for her when Cora comes on the scene?

lorelaisquared October 16 2012, 03:23:32 UTC

I can see that. I was really not pleased with how he treated Regina in this episode. It made me so sad for her. I think she really does love him and she was so excited and just... what a terrible thing to do.

I think Henry's story needs to expand beyond his moms which is why I'm glad they're doing this whole "Charming" bonding stuff. I'm hoping that will help develop him a bit more.

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