Yeah. I'm actually still hoping maybe Greg isn't dead, since he was killed the same way Blue was (?), but I'm not holding my breath. 's convenient for everyone's reconciliation with Regina, I suppose?
And, I mean, I always enjoy Gold not having to take responsibility for things (like Regina had a mob at her door at the start of season 2, and all Gold got was Emma yelling at him for a minute; no hard feelings about him trying to kill her and Snow later either, ...), but I'm honestly not sure if him being the one who murders Tamara isn't an issue because he's not going to correct everyone's assumption, it or if the writers just didn't feel it was worth bringing up.
I'm not entirely sure if Neal was truly in love with Tamara (I'd like to think not because it makes his indifference slightly easier to swallow, and wasn't feeling the affection even before), or if she was just there, and he liked her and he really needed someone. Only even if that was the case, she was basically the most important person in his life and someone he'd chosen to spend his life with. Dude.
Re: Episode 3x16: "It's Not Easy Being Green"
And, I mean, I always enjoy Gold not having to take responsibility for things (like Regina had a mob at her door at the start of season 2, and all Gold got was Emma yelling at him for a minute; no hard feelings about him trying to kill her and Snow later either, ...), but I'm honestly not sure if him being the one who murders Tamara isn't an issue because he's not going to correct everyone's assumption, it or if the writers just didn't feel it was worth bringing up.
I'm not entirely sure if Neal was truly in love with Tamara (I'd like to think not because it makes his indifference slightly easier to swallow, and wasn't feeling the affection even before), or if she was just there, and he liked her and he really needed someone. Only even if that was the case, she was basically the most important person in his life and someone he'd chosen to spend his life with. Dude.