[ SECRET POST #2652 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2652 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It couldn't be, because they started developing the Neverland arc long before she was cast.

A lot of what they had originally planned for the back half of season two didn't end up happening because when they got the Neverland/Peter Pan rights they tossed it and started working on that. There was supposed to be a lot more to the Mulan/Aurora/Phillip story for example, but that also just got dropped cold. It wasn't just Red's arc, but since she's my favorite character I'm a little more bitter over her than the others. And it doesn't help that I hated Neverland.

[gondremark]

I'll be over here being a grumpypants about the Mulan/Aurora thing. I wanted that to happen, dang it!

[(Anonymous)]

Mulan/Aurora was never going to happen in season two, whether they got the rights to Neverland or not. Their original plan in S2 involved Mulan being in love with Phillip, not Aurora. That much is confirmed in interviews from season two. That's the arc that would have happened had the writers not gotten distracted by Neverland.

The season THREE scene implying Mulan being in love with Aurora instead very coincidentally (sarcasm alert) came after a summer break during which there was at least one and maybe more incidents with the Swan Queen shippers and them calling the writers homophobic. So, apparently they looked around to find another ship to throw a (very small) bone to. And at this stage it's looking like there were never any intentions for it to be anything more than that, in spite of what was said after that episode aired. It's confirmed that Mulan will not be appearing for the rest of the season, and I've heard that Sarah Bolger has said at a con, while confirming the Mulan/Aurora implications of that scene, that there were never any plans to break Phillip and Aurora up.

[arcadiaego]

Ah, that explains a lot. I was curious about whether they were actually going to be able to go with Peter Pan because of the copyright issues. Ironically the Pan storyline was bloody awful.