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Once Upon a Time "The Snow Queen" 4x7 Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2020-06-05 07:12:14
Edited:
2020-09-15 02:52:26
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Comments

Heidi Elizabeth Marcum

The Snow Queen- Such a good episode. I really like it a lot. It isn't one of my favorites from this season, but it is quite emotional and beautiful nonetheless. It's too bad that you're not too big of a fan of the Snow Queen, but I understand and I'm still hoping you will grow to like her more by the end of her storyline. With all that being said... thank you so much for another fun and exciting reaction for Once Upon a Time!! :) Ingrid's backstory has finally been revealed and it's quite tragic with Helga dying from a frozen heart when Ingrid looses control over her magic, then is soon pulled inside the urn by her third and youngest of the sisters, Gerda, upon her becoming afraid of Ingrid. And here we have answers as to how the Snow Queen became trapped within the urn from when we see Prince Hans set her free in trying to get rid of Elsa back in this season's third episode, Rocky Road. And why Ingrid has become the Snow Queen, as her fear, anger, and hatred consumes her for all the years she remained trapped inside that urn, turning her into a villain. It's all tragically brilliant! However, I don't just feel bad for Ingrid. Her backstory is heartbreaking, so I felt bad for her a little then, as well as for her sisters absolutely. Yes... it's heartbreaking that Gerda turns on her, but she did just lose her other sister when Ingrid lost control of her powers because she became angry. The Duke was a jerk and I wanted to see him get punished, but Helga jumped in front of him to protect him, because it was the right thing to do. She didn't want her sister to turn into a villain that all of Arendelle would have seen her as had Ingrid killed him. And while the Duke was a jerk for saying all those horrible things, he didn't deserve to die for them. Gerda lost both of her sisters that day and it's tragic. And of course she had become afraid of her sister after that moment upon seeing that Ingrid had killed Helga. And rightly so. And this brings me to why I can understand why Gerda and her husband later on had come to wish to get rid of Elsa's magic as well. They most definitely had a responsibility to protect their daughters, as well as the people of their Kingdom as well. And after all that Gerda went through after losing her sister Helga to Ingrid's magic, and having to imprison Ingrid inside the urn... it's no wonder why she was worried for Elsa too. I don't think she so much feared her daughter, but more so that she feared for her, knowing the pain Ingrid suffered upon being seen as a monster so much so, that it eventually caused her to lose control. I understand why Elsa's and Anna's parents did all they did to try to keep Elsa from using her magic and to keep Anna from ever knowing about Elsa's magic. It's tragic that it led to Elsa and Anna being separate most of their childhood as they grew up, but I understand. And it's sad that Elsa's and Anna's parents lost their lives in trying to free their daughters from that kind of pain Gerda suffered through. Also... I too love the parallels between the Snow Queen's backstory and the Disney movie, Frozen... especially in regards to Ingrid's and Elsa's characters, and sadly now Emma too. There are so many parallels and it makes me love even more that this Frozen arc storyline for the Disney movie's characters, takes place five years after the events seen in Frozen and that it isn't a different take on their story like so many other characters' stories are. Not that the other stories are bad by any means because I love them all. It's just nice to see a new story expanded from an old one, rather than being rewritten like so many others. But back to this episode's present day storyline... I really enjoy seeing it unfold, with Emma's growing fear of herself the more the Snow Queen gets inside her head. And that's why Emma looses control of her magic. Not because she becomes jealous of her brother like you thought, but because she's reminded that she had to grow up all alone, causing her to doubt herself and loose faith in her strength, as well as to become distrusting that anyone could ever love her. Which is why she's so quick to be afraid that her parents really do fear her more than they've ever admitted. Ingrid is most definitely very clever because she knows all too well the right things to say and do in order to convince Emma that her loved ones fear her, while she does not. And what's worse... is that to a small degree, Ingrid is right. Emma's parents did fear Emma's magic upon seeing her boil the milk in the bottle when she becomes upset in the beginning, then again upon learning Emma broke the hole through the side of the station, and especially upon seeing her lose complete control of her magic, which nearly causes a lamppost to fall on Hook, until David pushes him out of the way and is hurt when it strikes him instead. By this point, the Snow Queen has gotten so deep inside Emma's head, that she could no longer control her own powers, making her lose complete control. Sadly, things only become worse when she sees she had hurt her father and nearly hurt the man she is falling in love with, and especially when Mary Margaret immediately cries out her name with fear of her in her eyes, even if it was for a split second. As for Killian accidentally calling Emma a monster moments earlier when they first see Emma step out of the station through the rubble left behind by the hole in the wall... of course Emma took that to mean he was calling her a monster, but when he says "monster", it is because he believed that the Snow Queen had blasted the hole through the wall. Not Emma. Killian would never call Emma a monster or hurt her intentionally in any way. He never once has feared her, and he doesn't even now. And when Emma starts to run away, he is the only one of the group to attempt to go after her until Emma pushes him away and runs to her car to drive off. The others are still shocked and afraid in this moment. I just love Killian all the more for how much he loves Emma and tries so hard to protect her, even if he makes mistakes in doing so along the way. Killian's show of love for Emma in this moment with Killian is why this is one of my favorite moments within this episode. Another of my favorite moments in this episode, is the brief scene inside the clock tower when Killian, David, and Elsa are examining the fake mirror the Snow Queen planted up at the top of the stairs, until Belle comes in and immediately tells them to stop staring into it. I love it when Hook states, "It must be broken, because I've been staring at it all day, and I think I'm even more devilishly handsome and charming than usual." I can't help it... I just absolutely love it when he teases the others about how good he looks. :) Next... I like how the Snow Queen plants a fake mirror to draw Emma into her trap so she would be able to speak with her alone, which causes all of the trouble Emma is now in. As I said before... Ingrid is very clever. I also absolutely love the brief scene between Killian and Gold in Gold's shop after the others leave to help Emma as well. These two are brilliant whenever they're in a scene together. I just love seeing their continued rivalry, and I love that Killian just knows Gold all too well to not believe a word he says. And he's absolutely right. :) As for Robin's storyline with Regina and Will... I do absolutely love Regina and Robin together. However, this storyline, while the moment Robin returns to Regina inside her vault and tells her today he doesn't feel like being the man who follows his code, then kisses her is beautiful, and you really want it to happen... I still just hate this storyline overall as a whole because again, it's another love triangle that causes so many unneeded problems that I felt were unnecessary to the show's overall series. I still hate love triangles, and in this case... Robin is having an affair like David and Mary Margaret had throughout season one. However, this scene with Robin and Regina is beautiful. And I especially like the scene between Robin Hood and Will Scarlet inside Granny's Diner too, as Will reminds Robin of why Marian loved him, after Robin tells Will why he fell in love with Marian too, as he's apparently done many, many times. And lastly... another of my favorite moments in this episode is the very end scene between Rumple and Ingrid, when she comes to his shop seeking to make a deal with him at last. I just love the whole conversation between them about how Ingrid wishes to take full control over Storybrooke, while Rumple then can take power throughout the rest of the world should they succeed in getting everything they want. I love that Ingrid seeks to take back hers and her sisters' ribbons, in exchange for her telling Gold of a secret ingredient he doesn't yet know about that is needed to help cleave him from his dagger. I even love how Ingrid just whispers the answer into his ear in order to leave us as the audience in deeper suspense. I can't wait!!! There's so much good to come and I'm so excited for you to see how this story continues to unfold. These next several episodes are phenomenal and are all among my favorite episodes for season four. Thank you very much and I am so excited for more to come!!! Until next time...

Heidi Elizabeth Marcum

Oh... and just so you know, the next two episodes together are actually halves of a two part episode. They are titled Smash the Mirror Part One and Smash the Mirror Part Two. I know how busy your schedule is because you watch so many shows for us, which I really, really appreciate. I just wanted to request that you try to watch this two part episode together if you can find a little extra time to do so. If you can't... I promise you I understand. I just thought I would ask, because I have no doubt others will ask you to do the same. Plus... I love these episodes and I will be excited for you to react to them both whenever you're able. Thank you very much, even for the consideration. Sincerely, Heidi

Miguelito

I remember seeing a meme of Mary Margaret for this episode, where SHE was the one who pulled the baby away from her and SHE was the one blaming Emma for the pole that hit David and near the end she SHARES the blame WITH David like its both of their fault while David stands there confused. I don’t think David did anything wrong! Can’t wait until the next reaction! Also, S4 starts getting a little tricky after this episode with the numbering of the titles. The next episode is a 2 Parter titled Smash the Mirror, where Netflix has it listed as two separate episodes, but it’s actually just one. Similar to The Office on Netflix, where they combine episodes and put it on one episode in Netflix when they are actually 2 separate ones. However, the titling doesn’t really effect much but Once Upon a Time’s 100th episodes is often mixed up because of this two parter coming up next. Hopefully that makes sense? Just hope you keep this in mind :) Until next time!

Aimee

I don't see Emma's reaction with the bottle as jealousy toward the baby, but her suppressed emotions over what she missed out on that she is now seeing unfold with her brother. I totally agree about the Mary Margaret/David thing. David didn't do anything and MM lumped him in with her guilt. Like, come on woman, seriously? lol

Ceara Abrahamsz

Steven, I think your focusing wayyyy too much on one line during the Snow Queen and Emma conversation. Sure she mentioned baby Neal and how thankful Snow and Charming must be that he came out "normal" but the whole point of the conversation was actually to get Emma to feel isolated and like a "monster" by her own family. The point was not jealously but isolation from her real family and doubt over if her family loves and accepts her for who she is, magic included.

Paul Fisher

I never saw any indication that Emma was jealous of the baby, despite Ingrid's statement to that effect. It looked like Emma was frightened of losing control of her powers and feeling sad and isolated when she was reminded of growing up without her parents but that's not the same thing as jealousy of the baby or anger toward her parents.

Meredith

Trauma does a number on you. I don’t care how old you are. She’s not jealous she’s insecure (understandably).