[ SECRET POST #2118 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2118 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, it's the "Regina is not a fit mother" that is the only redeeming quality to the bullshit that is the adoption storyline (how hard would it have been to have Regina steal Henry instead of adopting him? The adoption didn't have to be there at all). Emma is a sort of vigilante social services and it is only in that capacity that I can deal with the "you're his mother" reiterations, because, no matter what, Emma is no longer Henry's mother in anything but biology. She can work to save him from a woman that doesn't care for him, but she has no automatic right to him if she gets him away from Regina. I feel like the writers keep forgetting that, and it makes me very uncomfortable.