Amazing that Emma's most heroic moment wasn't her slaying a dragon o r taking down a villain, but her choosing to sacrifice herself to save someone else. Because that is the kind of hero Emma is
Low-key I think Henry's the savior, because every time the curse broke, he was involved, lol. S1, Emma kissed him, S3, Regina kissed him, S7, he kissed Regina
I feel like Emma being the savior and has her powers is the reason Henry is the author and that’s why he doesn’t have powers bc he already got the light magic flowing through his blood then it converted and made him worthy enough to be the next true author
@@alexplays_roblox1k373 and the black magic of the dark one. Good and evil finds balance. A force that watches over everything and everyone. The Author.
When Gideon is restored think it’s also symbolic of all the children the Black fairy stole and them being returned to their proper realms and times including Gideon’s friend who she killed since her realm and the alternate timeline ceases to exist. Plus once everyone is restored, what was happening under her curse happened to her realm
Did anyone have flashbacks to the end of Season 1? Where Emma believed in Magic, kissed a “dead” Henry on the FOREHEAD, and brought life and light to the realm? Or was it just me?... Because this was a role switch in my opinion
Ok everyone in the comment section is saying how Killian should’ve given Emma TLK except for Henry. I think it was right for Henry to do it, but they should’ve made it more memorable. Like it just happened quickly with barley any emotion smh
yeah, like i will be honest, i havent seen the entire show because it started getting messy and dragged on but that tlk was so damn quick and like not even suprise. Kinda like they knew that they will win and that it would work. they should have done more
It should have been like in the fairy’s tale. They put her in a glass coffin. They are all prepared to say good bye and Henry opens the coffin. He starts talking to his mum, telling her he can’t live without her but he understands why she did what she did and he promises her to follow after her steps and be a hero. He opens the glass coffin giving her one final goodbye kiss whispering “I love you mum” and Emma wakes up
A beautiful ending only they should have made it more powerful by letting some time pass. Gideon is returned while everyone thinks Emma is dead. We have a scene of the next morning. Everyone is preparing for the funeral, Belle is comforting Snow, Charming checks up on Hook who is in their house going through Emma’s stuff, Zelena is with Regina. Henry comes to Snow’s home where Emma is in a glass coffin. Belle leaves and Henry asks if he could have a minute. He starts talking to his mum and breaks in tears telling her how unfair this is. He admits he thought of using the pen to bring her back but he knows it is wrong. He wipes his tears promising he will do right by her and will not let the pain turn him into something he is not. He opens the glass coffin, giving his mother one final goodbye kiss, whispering “I love you mum” and Emma wakes up
Yeah and it's a bit stupid here. Emma was struck by a sword. Yes her Magic got released because it was Hrunting, but it was a natural death. She wasn't cursed. True Live Kiss breaks curses, it doesn't restore life. Emma should have stayed dead. The point of the story was the Savior is destined to die to save others. I'm also not a fan of Gideon returning to baby mode. It ruins his character. The guy loses all his experiences, even if they were very painful, but it still was his life. And what about the children in the Dark Realm? We should have him return to his parents' side after his battle with Emma. See him cry in their arms because he killed her and didn't want to. Rumple and Belle hugging him and telling him that they forgive him, that he is innocent and shouldn't blame himself. Rumple giving Gideon's heart back for real this time. Gideon worrying about the children in the Dark Realm, and feeling a greater need to have them as he blames himself because of Emma's death. Rumple and Belle decides to help him and go to Reul Ghorm to gain access to the Dark Realm in order to save those children. Now that would be a great story arc.
If Gideon killed Emma, darkness wins. If Emma killed Gideon then she would darken herself & darkness would still win. It was a trap and they needed a third way. That third way was sacrifice and Emma standing down sacrificing herself showed selfless love that caused light to win.
Honestly it's sweet and all and I did like the ending of season 6 (which in my opinion was a better place to end than S7), it's just kinda disappointing that the final battle between two powerful magic users was a simple sword fight. Loved this show so much (still do), just wish it was higher budget so it could have been an epic magic battle.
I think the point was to showcase that magic wasn’t what was going to save Neil. It was here where we actually see Emma saving the day as what she is, a savior instead of her powers saving everyone
@@lunarialoonatic Yeah but part of what makes Emma the savior IS her magic, it's a part of her. Idk it just never made sense to me for the "final battle" between two very powerful magic users to be a simple sword fight
@@Midnight.Creepypastas I guess, I mean you’re probably right but Emma has already fought a dragon in the series by this point. Like this was hyped up as the Final Battle, I personally just expected more and was let down. Like as far as fights go I’d place Regina vs Zelena way above or even Regina vs the Evil Queen and that’s just off the top of my head
I think just how it was is more powerful for it’s a full circle moment. Emma gave True Love’s Kiss to Henry in the first season and now Henry delivers it in season 6 in this clip.
@@geekyheadquarters yeah, season 1 emma wakes henry. season 3 regina gave true love's kiss to henry. season 6 henry wakes emma. season 7 henry wakes regina. It's a full circle
Just when you thought Gideon was just murderous demon out for only one person’s blood namely Emma’s, it turns he was just a puppet of a greater evil like the Black Fairy.
Agreed, he still had some humanity left when he said he wished she could save them both, since he thought he was fated to become dark, Emma finding the third way saved and restored everyone including him since Fiona thought that she was going to win no matter what since one of them would become dark, she was ignorant of the third way since she thought it was probably impossible
So we gonna ignore the favor that Emma is technically immortal? In her final moments it’s like she subconsciously cast a self inflicted sleeping curse that would preserve her body/soul until someone broke it
Here's my theory- her light magic from being the product of true love and the saviour prevents her from being killed. Which is why there was a blast of it when she was stabbed. But obviously what it did do was knock her into a sleeping curse which Henry then broke with true loves kiss, so yes i think you are right
@@thenexus7343 actually no, she was meant to die. That is the role of the Savior, dying so that others may live. Besides True Love Kiss breaks curses, it doesn't bring life back. Between Emma coming back to life because reasons, Gideon returning into baby mode, therefore ruining who he is, and the whole Emma's belied sustain the Fairy Tale Lands, which is impossible as those Lands existed before she was born, the whole plot was terribly written. The only thing as usual who was well written was Rumple. Rumple also has a hood reason behind every action he takes, even if those reason are not made apparent.
@@SchultzDorinda Not at all. The Fairy Tale Lands good magic side sent their magic into Emma at birth to reprogram the curse that was about to be unleashed. That magic interacted with the curse, and made it reset each time, because all the final fights with the villains of the Lands all had to be settled outside The Fairy Tale Lands to prevent total destruction of each realm as each final battle was fought. This is that plan fulfilled, because she was meant to be in all the final battles of all the stories. This is basically how Greek myth works. Each myth about them represents a cycle of stories. The good side realised they could use that mechanism of story telling to assist in their troubles.
I don't know about you but I think Gideon was awesome in this episode and this scene😁ever since the show started, the only person who has been able to creep Emma out and make her to walk back, was The Mad Hatter, but in this episode, Gideon changed that tradition😇😇😇
okay, wow I love how Killian and Henry are the only worried ones and Snow is just standing there and during each fight snow and emma had snow would tell emma she was her mother well mothers dont just stand there and watch their kids die
@@atlas5879 you know Snow could have at least cried, like no hate at all Gen is an amazing actress I am just saying Snow wanted Emma to open up to her and shedid, but when Emma was getting killed she just stood there she did not cry or anything, and you should not "worry" when your daughter dies you should be devastated
That's always been the case. They keep repeating the mantra "magic has a price" - except for 99.99999% of the time villains are using it. Meanwhile the moment a hero starts using it consequences are flying about like bullets during the Omaha Beach scene in Saving Private Ryan. In short this series has always sent a terrible message about the good guys having to toe the line or else while the bad guys do as they like for most of the time without any consequence.
@@mnomadvfx the thing that always annoyed me the most what the "will they won't they" type of plot line between Gold and Belle, like these people managed to keep that tired dynamic even though they got married and right until the end. Like it was a constant "gold is morally ambiguous, belle wants him to be her definition of good" *gold does something or belle finds out about something he did AGES ago* "you're still evil I'm leaving!!😤" *Gold is heartbroken and confused and responds in anger but then eventually returns to normal ambiguity now with bells and whistles* "belle returns saying she "knew he had it in him" next season we do it all again.
@@mnomadvfx I think the show is more about hope and doing the right thing in any possible situations. It was never about magic at all, it's about honesty and belief. The show had great moral values and I'm truly inspired by it
@@erenakay8873 Have you read many fairy tales? The heroes often get screwed. The little mermaid ends up turning into sea foam. I wouldn’t call that winning.
That’s how Emma finally lost her charisma. I loved her character in first 3 seasons. She was a woman, who could kick any enemy’s ass. But in last seasons she transformed into girl, who need to be saved. She stopped being a Savior a long time ago.. I’m sorry, if it hurts someone.
@@black.willow_blossoms6295 I’m sorry that you thought that I was aggressive. I didn’t mean for that to happen. I watched the show for all the 7 seasons, and never thought that this occurred.
when did she tranform into a girl? she was only trying to have a good and normal life with hook and her family. That's all there is to it. She was tired of fighting, that's why the show kept showing emma's tired face in the later seasons to show the trauma she has been thru.
Why doesn't someone else just kill Gideon? Then Emma doesn't darken her heart and darkness doesn't win. This whole standing around and watching while Emma gets stabbed is kinda ridiculous.
This whole fight with the black fairy and Gideon, i think is Belle’s fault. If she would have let Rumple use the shears on Gideon, he would have grew up with a father and a mother, not the black fairy. Then Gideon wouldn’t have had these visions of killing Emma, all just for the Black fairy to kill Emma. This is just my oppinion though.
@@cherishv.7683 plus it finally gave Rumple the courage to stand up to his mother and make him realize that he is just like her and that’s not what he wants to be and he killed her and destroyed her magic as well
I don't think so because there might ve been other saviors however I don't think they were as strong as emma because according to the series none are still alive because saviors don't get happy endings. Rumple and aladin only survived cause they weren't saviors anymore. And emma is the product of true love as well as the savior
I kinda feel like the over did the TLK in this series I mean yeah it's powerful and all but in fairy tales it's kept between soulmates as it should be in this show nearly anyone can produce the same effects I think it was a little over done but was still an amazing series
I disagree. It is a bit overused in this show but I liked how they showed true love isn't just between lovers. Plus it broke the whole lovers true love thing wayy before Maleficent and Frozen did :P
I think that would have honestly worked better in the long run ( of course feels wise it would have sucked ) because her not being there later could have been better explained away and it wouldn’t break the only real law of magic ( magic can’t bring back the dead )