Once
Upon a Time
Season
3, Episode 1
Title:
Heart of the Truest Believer
CAST:
Ginnfer
Goodwin: Snow White/Mary Margaret Blanchard
Jennifer
Morrison: Emma Swan
Lana
Parilla: The Evil Queen/Regina Mills
Josh
Dallas: Prince Charming/David Nolan
Colin
O'Donoghue: Killian Jones aka Captain Hook
Sarah
Bolger: Aurora
aka Sleeping Beauty
Jaime
Chung: Mulan
Jared
Gilmore: Henry Mills
Robert
Carlise: Rumplestiltskin/Mr. Gold
Julian
Morris: Prince Phillip
Michael
Raymond-James: Baelfire/Neal Cassidy
What can I say about the first
episode of the new season of OUAT? It was amazing! You get see them attacked by
mermaids and the Lost Boys. You get to see Peter Pan and Neverland.
There was a ton of action and just
simply pain from the characters. Especially Emma who still feels hurt by what
her parents did to her; sending her through the wardrobe to protect her from
the curse.
You also see Neal aka Baelfire very
much ALIVE and back in the Enchanted
Forest with Aurora,
Prince Phillip, and Mulan. Neal trying to explain what movies are to Mulan was
kind of funny but not as funny as the trio’s reaction to Neal being the Dark
One’s son.
We find out that Pan is a not very
nice boy and lies to Henry upon first meeting, something that Henry doesn’t
like. He knows that his family is coming for him, but I have a feeling that Pan
will try to make Henry not believe that.
Mr. Gold aka Rumplestilskin leaves
Hook, Emma, Snow White, Charming, and The Evil Queen on the Jolly Roger to find
Henry. He feels that he can find Henry faster. Apparently he’s been to
Neverland and knows how Pan can be. It seems that even the Dark One is a little
afraid of Peter Pan.
You may be wondering what happens to
Greg and Tamara? Pan kills Greg (as far as we know) by ripping his shadow away.
Tamara is shot by one of the Lost Boys’ arrows, but is healed by Gold. She begs
forgiveness, but he rips her heart out and crushes it in true dramatic fashion.
I’ve been so excited all summer
about this premiere and it didn’t disappoint. From the Jolly Roger arriving in
Neverland to Henry flying using pixie dust was great. The green screen isn’t
any better, but what can you do? It’s not about the cinematics of a show, in my
opinion, but about how well it captivates you.
Heart of the Truest Believer had me
on the edge of my seat. I couldn’t wait to see if Emma and the rest made it
through on the Jolly Roger. I admit I knew what was coming, there would be no
show without these core characters; however, there’s always that chance that
something can go wrong. It’s a TV show and the creators are the same people
behind LOST. You never can tell.
I was on pins and needles waiting to
see who was going to play Peter Pan and find out why he wanted Henry. For his
heart, naturally, it all seems to come down to the heart of the matter. I will
be tuning in for the rest of the season, no matter what. If this first episode
is any indicator, we’re in for a great ride!
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