Good Form

No honestly I'm probably not the first to say it, but if you follow OUAT's fate-based logic, in my opinion Killian ending up in Neverland for 200 years was never random nor solely due to his quest for revenge. I think he was drawn to this place because that's where he belonged. He was always one of the lost boys, whether he wanted it or not.

But I might be wrong.

Now that's content I'm excited to watch. It's simple and it's efficient. I don't care about new Disney characters or threats of a hundredth curse, I care about our favorite characters fighting their own demons and building stronger personalities and relationships along the way. I don't remember exactly how good the rest of the season is but I'm hoping I'll get to see more of this.

Also, royal princess teen pregnancy lol

I mean the show's main leaders are a trio of women (Regina, Snow and Emma) who are such strong, intense characters and they always have so much weight on their shoulders and their respective partners they never overstep, overshadow or overwhelm them. They support them. They remind them of who they are in their moments of doubts, they don't just save them, they make them see that they're incredibly capable and able to save themselves and the rest of the freaking world. It's such an important, priceless dynamic and I can never get tired of it.

You see where I'm going with this???

Hook: I suppose I could stand there and do nothing but then again that's YOUR JOB.

I mean don't get me wrong, I love Killian and I'm over the moon he popped up back to Storybrooke (as stupid as it was) but HOW does his death get an entire season arc and Robin just randomly DIES out of the blue ??? Fuck