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madwitch58.livejournal.comi got this idea from the once upon a time web site. who is more dangerous. Regina or Mr. Gold.
1 Regina is impulsive, she has to see results right away. Regina is predicable, you know what her end game is. but she has the power to get things done, and is not worried about using it.
2. Mr. Gold is like a master chess player, all ways several moves ahead. you don't really see what he is up to till it's too late and you've played his game. no one knows what Gold's end game is, he plays his cards close to his chest.
as for being dangerous i say both are about the same. any one else got any ideas?
1 Regina is impulsive, she has to see results right away. Regina is predicable, you know what her end game is. but she has the power to get things done, and is not worried about using it.
2. Mr. Gold is like a master chess player, all ways several moves ahead. you don't really see what he is up to till it's too late and you've played his game. no one knows what Gold's end game is, he plays his cards close to his chest.
as for being dangerous i say both are about the same. any one else got any ideas?
Origins - parts 1/2 & 2/2
Jan. 9th, 2012 09:19 pmrodlox.livejournal.comStory Title: Origins.
Summary: The origin of Rumplestiltskin, the Curse, the vendetta, and Granny.
Chapter One's Title: A Cost of Jubilee
Author: Keenir.
Summary: Emma meets the author of Henry's book | A fairy makes an agreement with a river demon.
Characters: Emma Swan, Sinuhe|Dr. He, Nixie|May Noapte, Fairy Godmother, Blue Fairy, River Demon, Midas, Rumplestiltskin|Mr. Gold, Granny|Granny, Red Riding Hood|Ruby, Romulus|Thomas Kaiser, Prince Charming|David Nolan,
Author's Note:
Rating: PG-13
Disclaimer: I own none of the canon characters. Jewish folklore owns the River Demon. Ancient Egypt owns Sinuhe.
later References to: Odin (Norse), the Hero Twins (Mayan),
Chapter Two's Title: Family and loss
Author: Keenir.
Summary: Emma finds out about Granny and Ruby's family | Rumplestiltskin swears he will have vengance.
Characters: Emma Swan, Sinuhe|Dr. He, Nixie|May Noapte, Fairy Godmother, Blue Fairy, River Demon, Midas, Rumplestiltskin|Mr. Gold, Granny|Granny, Red Riding Hood|Ruby, Romulus|Thomas Kaiser, Prince Charming|David Nolan,
Author's Note:
Rating: PG-13
Disclaimer: I own none of the canon characters. Jewish folklore owns the River Demon. Ancient Egypt owns Sinuhe. Classical Greece owns Arachne.
References to: Odin (Norse), the Hero Twins (Mayan),
Summary: The origin of Rumplestiltskin, the Curse, the vendetta, and Granny.
Chapter One's Title: A Cost of Jubilee
Author: Keenir.
Summary: Emma meets the author of Henry's book | A fairy makes an agreement with a river demon.
Characters: Emma Swan, Sinuhe|Dr. He, Nixie|May Noapte, Fairy Godmother, Blue Fairy, River Demon, Midas, Rumplestiltskin|Mr. Gold, Granny|Granny, Red Riding Hood|Ruby, Romulus|Thomas Kaiser, Prince Charming|David Nolan,
Author's Note:
Rating: PG-13
Disclaimer: I own none of the canon characters. Jewish folklore owns the River Demon. Ancient Egypt owns Sinuhe.
later References to: Odin (Norse), the Hero Twins (Mayan),
Chapter Two's Title: Family and loss
Author: Keenir.
Summary: Emma finds out about Granny and Ruby's family | Rumplestiltskin swears he will have vengance.
Characters: Emma Swan, Sinuhe|Dr. He, Nixie|May Noapte, Fairy Godmother, Blue Fairy, River Demon, Midas, Rumplestiltskin|Mr. Gold, Granny|Granny, Red Riding Hood|Ruby, Romulus|Thomas Kaiser, Prince Charming|David Nolan,
Author's Note:
Rating: PG-13
Disclaimer: I own none of the canon characters. Jewish folklore owns the River Demon. Ancient Egypt owns Sinuhe. Classical Greece owns Arachne.
References to: Odin (Norse), the Hero Twins (Mayan),
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