SDCC 2016 – Page 9 – cshappybeginning

gentlesleaze:

There’s gonna be a “fun” arc for Charming and Hook? (x)

PLEASE 🙏

HERE FOR IT

sweetestinthegale:

I am completely here for an arc that addresses the cost of Emma constantly having to put others happy endings before her own, the toll that responsibility takes, as well as the guilt she displays every time she tries to do things to ensure her own happiness (like save her true love).

IT IS ABOUT FRACKING TIME.

When you put it that way.

ripplestitchskein:

seastarved:

because some saviours do live happily ever after

Chinx’s is a witch ya’ll. Here’s the proof.

ripplestitchskein:

onceland:

x

That last one *dies*

It means a lot to me to hear that, it truly does. It’s something I take very seriously…Emma is someone is someone who should portray that. I consider myself a strong woman, and I think the thing I want to bring to these characters, is a sense of wholeness…People like to delineate into two categories (vulnerable and strong)…and I think it’s really important to bring wholeness to these characters, otherwise you’re setting up unrealistic expectations for young girls…all of those things are important to show together. It means a lot to me that Emma [is seen] that way, and that I’m seen that way…We all make mistakes and no one is perfect, and you need a community and love, those things are crucial in life. And to tell a young girl that those things are not crucial, is not fair.

Jen, about playing strong female role models, at the NerdHQ panel (SDCC 2016)

It takes incredible strength to be vulnerable

Jennifer Morrison, Nerd HQ (via seastarved)

onceland:

“Hook and Emma, is it sort of dream home
happy ending time?”

tough-lass:

There’s a wedding dress

(x)

queen-mabs-revenge:

I am so emotional right now listening to this amazing, creative, passionate vivid woman. I’m so overwhelmed with her care, eloquence, insight and compassion.