| Posted by Once Upon A Fan on July 18, 2012 at 9:30 AM |
Theory by Samantha Holbert
"By never doing what's expected. Keeps life interesting " ~ Dr.Whale
Jack didn't do what's expected either. He traded that old cow for MAGIC BEANS!
In 'The Return', we saw a magic bean. In 'A Land Without Magic' , we saw the Golden Egg. Pretty big clues the Jack will make an apperance.
But then Comic-Con confirmed ; Jack is coming!
I think Jack has been hiding in plain sight all along. Using a thesaurus I broke down Dr.Whale - Doctor = To Fix and Whale = Giant/Large
IMO this adds up to Jack the Giant Killer. I wouldn't be surprised (though we nay never know) that his SB first name was John.
How they will spin it I'm unsure but here is my thoughts on Jack's FT personality : Thrill seeking trophy collector. Maybe even ladies man. Why else would he be so drawn to Ruby? Did he know what she was in FTL? Therefore his subconscious drew him to her in Storybrooke?
Furthermore what better place to put a selfish individual than as the resident Doctor? Forcing him to help others forever?
In the finale The Blue Fairy/Mother Superior is seen consoling Dr. Whale. It's highly doubtful she would console a 'bad' guy and gives a hint that she knew him in FTL.
Looking worried as his memory returns!
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SarahtheBaker says...
I think Dr. Whale is Peter Pan. The ultimate curse for Peter Pan is to make him grow up. Remember how he played with Wendy's heart? And Tinkerbell's? Because he was a child. Obviously such behavior doesn't translate as innocently in adulthood. Having a Peter Pan complex in adulthood speaks to someone who refuses to grow up and be unselfish. What more so than being a "player" ? Remember the writer's take on Dr. Whale? "He can't be tied down." I think that's a reference to Peter Pan: "You'll never catch me and make me a Pan!"

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