OUAT - 4x07 'You can't love somebody you don't understand' [Emma & Snow Queen]

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Ep: 4x07 - "Snow Queen"

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[meaganpower]

I love how much Hook cares about Emma. He could have been hurt by the falling lamppost and all he cared about was making sure Emma was alright. He was the only one that went after her in this scene. That's love right there!!! #OTP. I also love how Charming pushes Killian out of the way. Guess he likes him after all!! #BROTP.

[jpblack]

what made her words so powerful was the fact that she has been more of a mother to Emma than Snow ever was. That should really have been explored more in this arc

[captiantimecanary]

"You were their only child, and they used you to break a curse. They're still using your powers... How many times have you saved them? How often have you felt more like a savoir, than their daughter? And all it takes is one tiny mistake, one accident, and you and your powers go from being their salvation, to their worst nightmare." I mean.... She's got a point...

[wa-yahilderbrand]

Emma's face when Snow snapped at her broke my heart.

[Excitedtree]

“You should heed her words”
The one time gold cared about emma

[HarajukuLover]

I love how at 2:38 Killian is too distracted staring at Emma, and you can see the concern in his eyes, that he didn't notice anything else around him, not even the falling lamp post that could have killed him. He loves her and she is his number one priority.

[flyingprinprin]

I love how David and Killian sort of have this bromance now. They keep on saving and/or trying to save each other's asses.

[baedubeh]

I felt bad for Emma in this scene...but I just loved the part when Rumple protects Belle at 2:35 :)

[witchrich]

what's really amazing in this scene is ingrid being so magically powerful yet resorting to more intimate, more psychological attacks on Emma. She manipulated Emma so well more than any other villain she has ever faced this far. Also, the cuffs didn't work on Ingrid from the very beginning because she is too powerful, yet she chose to stay behind bars to push Emma's buttons. I think Ingrid is on par with Cora and the Evil Queen in terms of villainy who are at the top of the list.

[SeizeTheDay]

On a side note: That must have been so weird for Elsa, as that's virtually what happened to her when she "let it go" during her coronation.

[PoppyFlower]

Hate to say it but a lot of what the Snow Queen said was true

[katieneri]

The Snow Queen was easily the best villain on this show, she really hit a nerve with Emma but also ultimately helped her come to terms with what she sacrificed in becoming the Savior

[rebeccakeele]

"You can't love somebody you don't understand" remember in season 2 Emma said to hook we understand each other? Yay aaahhhh!!!

[blockbsbee]

Snow snapping at Emma just made everything all the more worse. I could understand a mother yelling a child whose done something wrong but Emma's a full grown woman and I think Snow handled it poorly.

[oncergirl]

This scene honestly still breaks my heart, as do most vulnerable Emma scenes. She was so guarded and kept everything bottled up so much that, when things finally came out, they often exploded or rushed. Jennifer Morrison did a fantastic job as Emma Swan.

[janellewilliams]

The way Belle leaned into Rumple and he shielded her❤️🌹❤️

[NycLavoisier]

it maybe me but I dont blame Emma for David getting hurt.... he made the decision to push Hook out of the way and thats how he got hurt... he could have yelled to Hook to move but he chose to physically push him out of the way... and Emma couldnt control what she did... so instead of snapping at Emma and making her feel like she did something bad, Snow should have shown more compassion to her... 

[MsSmoochez]

The snow queens face when emma put a whole in the stations wall😂😂.

[olicelcarungay]

The way Snow says “Emma!” She makes it sound like it was Emma’s fault when it was only an accident

[justmyopinion]

Wish they'd explored the snow queen and Emma more. Not only is Elizabeth Mitchell amazing in the role but the snow queen/Elsa storyline was the best once upon a time had to offer since season 1. The writing felt creative and refreshing for a change. Emma's past was explored and they could have done all the later dark Emma stuff through the snow queen. Really a missed oppurtunity