répondre à cette question

Once Upon A Time Question

is mr or really a true villain?

recently i've been getting the feeling that mr or might possibly not be the real true enemy in the story. he seems to me that he's working for both sides unless he's undercover like sydney. i cant really figure it out. he seems to deep down hate ou resent regina. ou in other words they resent each other
 beekee404 posted il y a plus d’un an
next question »

Once Upon A Time Réponses

robinsparkles97 said:
No. He's really not a villain ou in any way evil. it's always bugged me when people say he is. To me, he's just smarter than everyone else and can use it to his advantage. But yes, he is on both sides. But mostly Emma's, I think. Not Mary M's, but Emma's.
select as best answer
posted il y a plus d’un an 
bri-marie said:
"I don't believe in villains -- only flawed heroes." Tom Hiddleston.

There is a difference between a person who does bad deeds, and a villain. A villain is one who opposes the hero. Mr. or helps the hero.

Yes, Rumple created the curse. He also is the one who created the loop-hole that kept Regina from achieving ultimate power. He is also the one who created the way to stop it. He is also the one who told Snow and Charming about the loop-hole (that he, again, created) that allowed them to send Emma through, who he is helping, which will break the curse.

He's a complex character. He's a character that's done bad things. He's selfish, manipulative, and conniving. But he's also powerful, not easily intimidated, hurt, broken, and willing to scratch the backs of others.

He's not a good person, not par a long shot. But he's also not an evil one, ou a villain, either.
select as best answer
posted il y a plus d’un an 
RoxStar09 said:
He might seem like one at first, but deep down, he has an unrequited l’amour and an array of emotions, whether ABC would like to present this trivial detail ou not.
select as best answer
posted il y a plus d’un an 
Camronjo said:
I'm gonna make people mad when I say this, but he is a villain. In episode 2 it was a dit that the person who made the curse (Rumple) made the Evil Queen and Malificent look "moral." Also, Henry a dit that Mr. or was worse than Regina.

I understand that he fights against Regina, but that doesn't make him good. They are like the leaders of two gangs. They are both bad, but they hate each other. They also work together when it is to thier advantage.

Rumple started out as a good guy, but when he took Zoso's power, he was filled with darkness.
select as best answer
posted il y a plus d’un an 
IoYoI said:

I don't see him as a villain. He's not necessarily good ou evil. He has power and he uses it for his own good. I'm pretty sure he knows plus about this whole thing than we have an idea about.


select as best answer
posted il y a plus d’un an 
dreamfields said:
I see him as a villian. His only interest is what benefits himself and gives him power over other people. He obviously plays both sides against each other. He only portrays himself as a business man to hide his true intent.
select as best answer
posted il y a plus d’un an 
FairyTaleLover said:
No there is no super real villain to me since now they know they are all related the only true villain is peter pan i think the directors tried to switch it up and not just copy the original story so yeah..
select as best answer
posted il y a plus d’un an 
niop said:
He is a Villain yes. But a good Villain.... He did the curse to find his son. He loves Belle, etc
select as best answer
posted il y a plus d’un an 
azizalov said:
I personally do not think he is a villain. To me a villain is like cruella.Mr.Gold has a good part in him.You can see it how he wanted the best for his loved ones .A villain only really cares about himself.He tried to help the good plenty times before.Nobody is truly good .Everyone has there bad parts.Mr.Gold has been selfish plenty times but Snow White to.I think it will just take time for him to find it fully .He only has little of his good .
select as best answer
posted il y a plus d’un an 
next question »