[ SECRET POST #2118 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2118 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[ionaonie]

It would be possible to tell the whole of Once Upon a Time from Regina's view, rather than Emma's. The show writers have been great at exploring everyone's backgrounds. Imagine this from Regina's view. She is abused all her life, but finds love with Daniel. Her mother kills him and forces her to marry some old guy and babysit the girl that 'helped' her mother kill Daniel. She is forced to live surrounded by everyone she knows achieving happiness but her. She finds one chance at being happy, but it involves the death of her father. And this is heartbreaking for her. But she's been taught her whole life, that in Fairy Tale Land, everyone gets their true happiness.

And back in Storybrooke, she's finally found some kind of happiness. She's raised a son for ten years, a son that by all legal and ethical rights should be hers. A woman just waltzes back into his life, claiming to be his mother, and tries to take him back. And her own son wants that too. Imagine spending ten years loving and raising someone, only for them to toss that back in your face.

All of this. Exactly.

I'm glad there are others out there who think like me about Regina.