#backtopangea

É impressionante o fato de quando temos que falar sobre algo, nada aparece na mente!

Google Translate maakt hier iets heel moois van: "It is amazing that when we have to talk about something, nothing appears in the mind!"

Perdona me, pero no ablo español. se quieres ententar portugues..

I know that’s probably what it was—emotionally stunted Emma coming to the end of her wits, but the thing is: Henry didn’t deserve that. It was abuse of authority and power, and it hurt to watch. Emma’s entitled to having a melt-down, but not over Henry’s back—Henry who has done nothing but sit around on his ass, listening to his mom lie to him. He politely confronted her with him knowing something what up, and she kept lying to him. Now, he’s making a statement, saying he has the right to know a truth that he knows impacts him as well—and Emma needs to get the fuck over herself. She has memories of herself supporting him for his entire life, she has taken care of him for a year. She loves this boy, and she would do anything for him—we’ve seen in memory-less Emma that she was able to put Henry first; i cut her slack on her regression to egocentric!Emma as long as she didn’t hurt Henry—but here she hurt Henry, and that’s not okay. And yes, I’m overreacting because it hits close to home, but still. this crap wasn’t okay when Regina pulled it, and it certainly isn’t now Emma is pulling it. Oh—and if this is supposed to be a parallel or a way to drive Henry into Regina’s arms (because he wouldn’t go there by himself?) I’m going to hurt someone.

backtopangea reblogged your photoset and added:

When I fist saw this scene I thought Emma was trying to give him a hard time, like Regina did, so the book wd show up. When I found out it wasn’t I got confused too.

That would still have been a very shitty reason to me, to be honest; the book already had quite enough reason to show up. Also: parallel, and this is one parallel we don’t need, to be honest.

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I feel that in Emma still haven’t fully come to terms with all this magic and flying monkeys thing. She misses their life in New York, when everything was plain and simple. But like Snow said to Emma later at the scene in the apartment, “[New York] wasn’t home”.

To me, Emma is being a little selfish here. She doesn’t want that kind of complicated-full-of-magic-and-curses life for Henry, and maybe she has the right to feel this way. But she still has to remember that Henry has other family too: Regina, the Charmings etc. That is what she realised in the talk she had with Snow in the apartment scene and that was what made Emma fully turn around and parallel Henry in S1: encouraging him to believe.

Because as much as Emma loves the life in New York for the both of them, she loves Henry most and apart from his memories, family is what Henry needs.

ah thank you*HUGS* yes good idea I need chocolates, chocolates helps a lot or maybe more caffeine whoopsXD

  backtopangea said: If you find a place let me know…

I will try I just need to stop swooning over the picsXD(also you like the icon right;))

backtopangea said: !!!!