rosexknight:

scribbles-by-kate:

i-ate-the-biscuit:

frenchroast007:

little-inkstone:

thestraggletag:

thechloris:

Now then, it’s time villains finally win.

But seriously, why is the author so into writing Gold’s ending?

I haven’t had a chance to see this episode yet, but maybe they bonded?  Off screen?

Rumple took him to Granny’s for hamburgers, since he couldn’t take Belle.

That man wrote him. He knows the shit he put Rumple through and he’s making up for it.

I like that idea: that Isaac is making up for things, if not for things he did to Rumple, then what he did to Lily.

Also, how many times does Isaac look over at Rumple in this scene? It’s so clear he’s concerned about him, and I do like that.

The author wants to protect his favorite character just as much as the rest of us do.

Listen, every writer knows that if your characters, the ones you’ve tortured and put through so much pain, came to life and asked you to give them a happy ending, you would.

The author is probably the most relatable character in the entire series.