Emma had to just believe, if she believed in time to break the curse it would have prevented August from turning back into wood.
Emma was too late.
August known as ‘Pinocchio’ turned back into wood.
What is fate? Does bringing back magic to Storybrooke help him turn back into a real man?
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Ever wondered about the haunting soundtrack of Once Upon A Time? Look no further – Mark Isham has been making music magic for a long time. Check out this article.
ONCE UPON A TIME HITS A HIGH NOTE
He was one of the original recording artists for the 1980s new age music label Windham Hill. As a child growing up in New York City, he was captivated by the music of Miles Davis, and learned to play the flugelhorn at a young age. He won a Grammy Award for his self-titled album Mark Isham in 1990, and went on to score the background music for the feature films Never Cry Wolf, Alan Rudolph’s The Moderns, Carroll Ballard’s Fly Away Home, Michael Apted’s Nell, Robert Redford’s Lions for Lambs, Jodie Foster’s Little Man Tate and, for London, Ont. filmmaker Paul Haggis, the Oscar-winning Crash and In the Valley of Elah.
He was nominated for an Academy Award for his film score for Redford’s A River Runs Through It. He has scored the background music for 10 feature films in the last three years, including Fame, Crossing Over, Dolphin Tale and The Secret Life of Bees.
Read more here – http://www.canada.com/entertainment/Once+Upon+Time+hits+high+note/6192124/story.html
When Henry’s book disappeared, it was later revealed that August Booth had it. In “What Happened to Frederick”, we see that August was supposedly adding pages and binding Henry’s book.
What caught our eye, was not only him binding the book but the solutions(water) he used.
Soaking the pages in a basin of mystery water/solution (listen to Colleen’s awesome theory of where the water came from in the most recent podcast) http://www.onceuponatimepodcast.com/006-ouat-first-thoughts-what-happened-to-frederick/
More mysterious bottles filled with solutions.
In one previous post about August Booth (http://www.onceuponatimepodcast.com/ouat-insteresting-tidbits-about-mr-august-wayne-booth/#comments), there was a very cool and informative comment about what these bottles could be from a user named “whatif”
What do you think?
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In “What Happened to Frederick”, we find out that Kathryn left a letter for both Mary Margaret and David. She said that the subject of the letter(s) was for them to pursue and continue their love for each other. When Regina hears about this, she decides to find a way to destroy the letter so David will never get Kathryn’s message.
In both pictures, we only see David’s letter. Where is Mary Margaret’s letter? Was it inside the envelope together with David’s? Is it on the way to or already with Mary Margaret? If it is indeed with her, Mary Margaret’s letter was never burned. Will that play out in the story at some point?
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In Episode 8 (Desperate Souls), Mr. Gold has Graham’s belongings including his leather jacket which he was offering to Emma as a keepsake.
At the end of Desperate Souls, Mr. Gold placed the jacket on the coat rack at the Sheriff’s Department.
In episode 12 (Skin Deep), we see that Emma has left the leather jacket on the coat rack where Mr. Gold left it.
Why is Graham’s jacket still there? Is it a hint/clue that he may come back to get it? Or is it because Emma left it there for sentimental reasons to have him even in spirit at the sheriff’s office?
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