text: ANONYMOUS
Jan. 5th, 2018 12:44 pm[ Look, it's all well and good that this land seems to be coming to life again (though Jefferson is MIGHTY SUSPICIOUS of all those abandoned thrones, and there's not a chance in heck he'll sit on one), but there's ONE BIG PROBLEM: restarting some facets of existence, but not the others, is throwing things out of whack.
GROUNDHOG DAY WAS SOMEWHAT TOLERABLE WHEN THERE WAS NO NIGHT OR DAY OR DEATH OR ANYTHING. Now it's too close to the Curse for comfort. ]
I've lived in lands where Time wouldn't always do what it was supposed to.
[ Storybrooke, yes, but also Wonderland. He still can't gauge how long he was trapped there, with Time moving the way it did. ]
Everything the same, day in, day out, life at a stand-still. Always tea time.
The effect can be maddening. So, I'd suggest somebody look into Time and see how it's doing.
GROUNDHOG DAY WAS SOMEWHAT TOLERABLE WHEN THERE WAS NO NIGHT OR DAY OR DEATH OR ANYTHING. Now it's too close to the Curse for comfort. ]
I've lived in lands where Time wouldn't always do what it was supposed to.
[ Storybrooke, yes, but also Wonderland. He still can't gauge how long he was trapped there, with Time moving the way it did. ]
Everything the same, day in, day out, life at a stand-still. Always tea time.
The effect can be maddening. So, I'd suggest somebody look into Time and see how it's doing.