Once Upon A Time Review: Ingrid Is Too Interesting To Lose
This is a nice review about Liz, but it contains theories about the upcoming episodes. Enjoy! đ
Will The Snow Queen Return After ‘Once Upon A Time’s Winter Finale? Ingrid Is Too Interesting To Lose
I think Ingrid, the Snow Queen, has to be one of my favorite Once Upon a Time villains. Sheâs not tainting the memory of a childhood favorite like Peter Pan. She whispers instead of yelling, which is almost always more menacing. Sheâs not connected to Cora, thank the good fairies above. She brings a philosophy about magic that we havenât seen yet on a show with so many magical characters, and I appreciate that. Itâs also interesting to see a villain who wants something so simple, yet does terrible things in order to achieve it. I wish Elizabeth Mitchell could be on the show forever! Wait, can she? Will the Once Upon A Time winter finale end the Snow Queen? I certainly hope not, but TVLine spoilers about the âembarrassment of witchesâ coming to OUAT this spring do not bode well. Not cool! Thereâs still a big missing piece to Ingridâs story! What went down at the foster home with teenage Emma? Something must have gone wrong, or Ingrid would not have erased all of Emmaâs only happy childhood memories. We need those answers before Mitchell takes her final bow.
The Dec. 14 winter finale title, âHeroes and Villains,â doesnât reveal much, but the episode that precedes it might. âShattered Sightâ will air on Dec. 7 and it may have an obnoxious name, but it could have amazing implications. A spell that makes everyone in Storybrooke see the worst in each other is coming, so finally, weâll get some conflict out on the table. I have a hunch that even once the spell is over, everyone will have to deal with the truth theyâve just revealed. Serves them right. These fairy tale characters are way too nice, anyway. However, breaking the spell will probably mean either destroying or banishing Elsa and Annaâs not-so-beloved aunt. How could that come about?
Sharpen your pitchforks and join me in my âSave Belleâ campaign, will you? Rumplestiltskin is just descending further and further into a pit of moral depravity. Now, Rumple has Killian Jonesâ heart in his command and used it to have Hook take the Sorcererâs Hat. What is he gonna do with that hat? It would seem logical that heâd go after the Snow Queen and try to harness her power for Rumplestiltskin. Hopefully, the Spell of Shattered Sight wonât cause Hook to go after Emma or Regina. Sucking Ingrid into the hat may get rid of Storybrooke and Arendelleâs problems, but it would also mean saying goodbye to Mitchell.
Personally, I think it would be more interesting if all of the magical beings and individuals were released from the hat. Hey, I wonder if thatâs what brings about the âembarrassment of witches.â
Ingrid doesnât have to die. Might I remind you that this show promised us a Frozen wedding? I havenât been the biggest fan of watching Disney fan fiction on my television screen lessthan a year after that movie was released, but this may keep Ingrid alive. She left Anna and Kristoff literally chillinâ in Arendelle. If Hook absorbs her into the hat, or kills her, how will she rescue those two crazy kids? I guarantee that this show wouldnât tease a marriage ceremony in the first few episodes and then never show it to us. I think Chekov wrote a law about that or something. I suppose Elsa could unfreeze them herself. However, with the focus this half of the season has on giving villains happy endings, I have a feeling that Ingrid will be the guest of honor at the happy affair. Right behind Sven, of course.
Source: Bustle – Thanks so much Johanna for the headup!
Yeah, everyone loves Ingrid and they don’t want to let Liz go! <3