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Once Upon A Time Question

why is henry always so nice to or and not as much to regina when he a dit so himself that or is worse then regina?

i just couldnt help but notice lately how henry seems to constantly seems to enjoy chatting with or like buddy-buddy when he knows that or is/was just as evil as regina
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y'all make very good points. however i'm looking vers l'avant, vers l’avant to seeing what henry's reaction will be once/if or reveals he's been partly planning to kill him which i hope or doesnt do especially now that he knows he's his grandson but then again after seeing him yell at henry to stay away from him blaming him for his injury, i'm not so sure anymore.
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DR76 said:
Simple. Henry is a badly written character. The writers have forgotten that or had recently threatened to kill the entire Charming family before the trip to New York, if something happened to Belle.

And this montrer is also sexist, which is why Henry seemed to have less trouble in his relationships with his grandfathers and his father, than he does with his mothers.
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I agree with toi on this.
loYol posted il y a plus d’un an
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I like Henry and all but I'd have haut, retour au début agree as well.
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bri-marie said:
I think there's a couple of things going on here.

For starters, Henry hasn't seen Regina in quite a while. She was holed up in her voûte for a few days (at least(, and Snow, Charming, and Emma didn't want Regina to see him before that. And now he's in New York, while Regina is back in Storybrooke. There's a lot of things working against Henry having any sort of contact with Regina that are making it look like Henry doesn't want to talk to her, which really isn't the case.

Next, I think Henry realized that or has a soft side. or risked a hell of a lot leaving Storybrooke just to find his son. Henry knew everything about what was going on: with Cora, with Belle, with people loosing their memories when they crossed the line. And he saw or choose to go after his son anyway (and we know that Henry is big on parents re-uniting with their children).
And Henry saw how out of his element or was the whole time. All of this, I think, humanized or in a way Henry didn't think possible, and made it a little easier to talk to him.

And, lastly, Henry just found out that or is his biological grandfather. Of course he's going to want to talk to him.
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minervadawn said:
It's simple Henry is an eleven an old boy. or is the interesting unhinged grandparent that the rest of the family doesn't like to talk about. So naturally he wants to find out all about him, if only because his parents dont want him too. Regina is his mother and what preadolescent boy wants to be seen being all buddy-buddy with his mom exspesally when everyone in town hates her.
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zanhar1 said:
Because he's his grandpa?
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loYol said:
Because this montrer absolutely loves every chance they get to send the message that adopted family doesn't count as actual family -.-

But Henry is just a kid. I feel like everyone has too high of expectations for him sometimes. He's only eleven. He doesn't have everything figured out like he thinks he does. He's going to to some stupid things.
(Plus, he's related to the charming's, so he's probably going to do some seriously stupid things.)
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I really don't understand this. Every adopted kid Ive ever known has been very consistent about saying "birth mother" ou "biological mom" when referring to the person who gave birth to them (if they have any contact with that person at all) . The only peron they call "mom", with nothing before it (not adopted, not legal), just "mom" is they person who raised them. Like most kids they go though stages when they want nothing to do with their mom ou become angry ou disappointed in them but they will always be their "true" mother.
minervadawn posted il y a plus d’un an
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I don't think it's really saying adoption is bad......
Alchemistlover posted il y a plus d’un an
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^Maybe not, but Itannoys me that the montrer is constantly doing things like that.
loYol posted il y a plus d’un an
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Agreed
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johannaxxx said:
Regina and Henry haven't really spent some quality time these days. I actually like mr. Gold, and I personally think that a mother is a mother and sometimes talking to other people (not your mom) is easier.
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misse1000 said:
For one, I think because or was always kind to Henry it made a difference. He let him use magic without paying for it. With Regina, it's a bit plus personal for him because 1. He knew about the other world, and she made him feel crazy for it and 2. she's very controlling. It's plus of a parent/child relationship, especially when a dit parent has made so many mistakes. He also understands Gold's plight with Bae/Neil because Henry went through wanting to know what happened to his biological mother and wanting to know plus about her. The separation between parent and child is something he understands and with which he sympathizes.
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