what I love most about these two is that, they're literally the most classy couple of the show(as they should be considering Disney's Beauty And The Beast movie) and also they have the beauty of their own and even with ups and downs, it's still the magic of their own story, unlike the other couple of the show who tried to be like Snowing, or messed up version of it(while never having that magic) and completely ruined an entire season for it.💗💗💗
I felt so sorry for poor Rumple... he put so much stock in that chipped teacup, he overlooked a lot of things that were far more important. I think what he wanted was for Belle to accept him for who he was, both good AND bad, and love him unconditionally. (She apparently didn't have that ability.) The teacup reminded him of when she fell in love with him even when she knew he was "The Dark One", and he couldn't quite bring back the strength her love gave him every time she kept breaking his heart. I'm glad they ended up together forever, though. I knew all along their love would last the storm.
Well she couldn't just love him unconditionally. Every time he said he would change, episodes later he'd have a dark plan. You can't just accept someone who wants to be all powerful and be a serial killer. For what purpose exactly? Have control over all people. Baelfire was dead, so he has no excuse. You can't just love someone uncondiotiomally. That would be a really toxic relationship and Rumple and Belle deserve better than that. It would have been better for him to actually grow as a person instead of trying to cheat the system.
@@MaeAlessa - Well said. However, I believe it’s still possible to love someone unconditionally despite their actions, however it does not mean you should remain in a toxic relationship with them. When Gold/Rumpel’s good side reigned, their relationship was beautiful, but when he allowed his dark side to take over, their relationship was a toxic one, and it would often torment Belle. Despite this, she loved Gold unconditionally, even though she had to separate herself from him at times. It was her unconditional love and Gold’s unwavering love for her that ultimately changed him to finally become the virtuous man that she knew he could always be.
agree, people always say Rumple was horrible to Belle while even if Belle had good reasons to leave him, that doesn't mean she had right to take their baby only for herself and try to keep it away from him. she allowed her anger get the best of her in S6 and it makes completely sense that the rest of the season she knew she was no longer on the position to speak and judge.
