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Rumpelstilskin, Why?

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Happy Monday All,

Before I forget, Happy Belated Mother's Day to all the Moms. I hope it was great! Mine was nice--mostly relaxing.

Congratulations to Tiffany, who won a copy of Beth Fantaskey's Jessica's Guide To Dating On The Dark Side last Friday!

Sunday wasn't just Mother's Day, either. It was a Church day, also, of course, but, later in the evening in was the Season 1 Finale of ABC's Once Upon A Time. Yes, I watched it. Yes, I loved it, and I can't wait until the next season! I can sense this is going to go way deeper than I originally thought. Wouldn't you know? Rumpelstiltskin is causing trouble again. Not only did he create original curse, but he's also manipulated other situations. I think he suffers from a lack of confidence and self esteem--considering that before he came into his power, he wasn't looked upon very well by those in his village. However, he gave up his son, and the woman he met later (and fell in love with) for the sake of his power. So you have to wonder, is love enough to save him? Is he redeemable? I guess we'll have to wait to find out!

Did anyone else catch the Season 1 finale of Once Upon A Time? What did you think of it?

Have A Magical Monday!
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Tonette Joyce said…
Are you kidding?! Yes, taped it because the husband would not be home in time to catch the beginning and hunkered down immediately after it was finished to watch it.
"Emma" was so heartbreaking when she kissed her son'goodbye' that I just knew it would work.And when "Charming/James" was going back through town I said outloud, "He's going to call her 'Snow'!",but I still cried when he did!
As for "Mr.Gold/Ruplestiltskin",I don't know.I had hoped he was going to bring back his lost son with the 'True Love' magic, but that would have ended the series! I cried when he thought "Pinocchio" was his son.Just when he gets my sympathy, he gets mean again. I have trouble cojuring sympathy for 'Regina/The Queen' , although,I guess I should be able to. The writers really know their craft and how to get to us! I hear many other Disney fairy tale characters will show up next year, like Ariel and Mulan. Can't wait!
Monday, 14 May, 2012
Marsha Sigman said…
I am completely obsessed with it!! Never missed an episode and I am so sad it's the end of season one! I also love Rumple.ha He was such a great character.
Monday, 14 May, 2012
Bethany said…
Tonette,

Oh my gosh! I didn't realize more fairy tale characters were on the way! That's AWESOME! I can't wait for Season 2! It's going to be Fantastic, I can feel it.

Thank you for dropping by and for your comment :-)
Monday, 14 May, 2012
Bethany said…
Marsha,

I know what you mean--it's going to be hard to wait for Season 2. Rumplestilskin is a great character.

Thank you for dropping by and for your comment :-)
Monday, 14 May, 2012
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