#colin o'donoghue: movies

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Foram liberados novos stills de Colin O’Donoghue como Michael Kovak no filme “The Rite” (2011). (x)

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KW Does Shit So You Don't Have To

I know there's a lot of arguments and debates about AI generated art and how horrible it is, both for the artists it rampantly steals from and in the quality of art produced.

But, you know... I'm a curious person.

So I went and plugged Colin's name into a bunch of these things just to see what would happen and... absolutely nothing worthwhile happened. I mean, stuff happened... and you can hit the Keep Reading link to hear about it, but... I dunno, man.

These things have no clue what Colin actually looks like. It's bizarre. None of them got him right, yet they ALL seemed to get him... equally wrong? Like, there's some guy out there that AI thinks is Colin, but isn't actually Colin at all, and he looks about like this:

They did no better with Killian Jones, Colin O'Donoghue as Killian Jones or even Colin O'Donoghue as Killian Jones from Once Upon a Time. In fact, at that point, I was pretty much just throwing words at them that they were entirely ignoring.

Admittedly, one of the sites (Craiyon) actually got relatively close to Colin's appearance, but they also looked like they weren't making art so much as cutting and pasting his face onto art and blurring the edges. That, and they seem to think he has glowing blue laser eyes for some reason, and I swear I didn't tell them that but I kinda wish I had, because that would be a fun rumor to start. Anyway, this is the best approximation of Colin I was able to create on that site, using "Colin O'Donoghue as Killian Jones from Once Upon a Time" as the prompt:

I mean, that's not... THAT bad. But it sure as shit isn't about to take the place of fanart any time soon. And, mind you, this was the BEST of the bunch. The rest were... Well, here's a less-good example with the laser eyes in full effect:

Apparently, Once Upon a Time is now Game of Thrones and Killian Jones is Baelish and Colin has blue laser eyes pew pew pew. Again, the face is kinda spot-on, but I feel like that's because they just copy/pasted his actual face in there. Even the image quality and color depth differs on the face versus the rest of the "art". They just literally stuck his face in some art template and gave him laser eyes.

Mind you, my side piece (Tom Payne) fared no better. They seem to have him confused with that kid who played the elf-like boy in... Game of Thrones. Actually, I feel like all of these things are stuck in some kind of Game of Thrones time warp where that's all that exists and everything they don't understand must surely come from that... and there is very, very little they DO understand.

Now as a litmus test of sorts, I stuck Keanu Reeves' name in some of them, as well, and they did all seem to know what he looks like - so if you're looking to play with the face of some uber famous celebs, this might be fun for you to play with. But anybody with fewer than 5 mainstream memes devoted to them probably just makes the AI go, "Who? Must be someone from Game of Thrones."

Which makes it completely useless for those of us gathered here, even aside from the obvious ethical quandaries of art theft and the devaluing of human-made artwork.

As a final test, I asked Craiyon to show me "Colin O'Donoghue as James Bond" and it basically returned the exact same results as the Killian Jones prompt did. Though it did hilariously encourage me to try, "handsome scottish actor colin o'donoghue dressed in a tuxedo and carrying a gun as he attends a james bond movie" which is definitely not what I was looking for, but bonus points for creativity, I guess? Also, carrying guns in movie theaters is bad form and super illegal, even if it is a James Bond film, but I guess AI doesn't know that. And Colin isn't Scottish.

But he does have laser eyes. This is a rumor I'm starting right here in this post on this blog. Laser eyes. He's got 'em.

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hi! so this might be really out of the box and i am kinda unsure about the unwritten rules of the whump community... but how do we feel about actors getting hurt on set and the scene being used in the movie? we all know about the broken toe of viggo mortensen in lotr, but i just found a similar little fun fact and I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO STOP THINKING ABOUT IT. So, lately, i have been really obsessed with scream, and skeet ulrich. (I assume you saw the movie since you saw the 2022 requel, but if not then SPOILERS) So, you know how there is this scene where Sid breaks out of this closet and stabs billy in the chest with the umbrella. well, the stuntwoman messed up on the second stab. apperently, skeet ulrich had open-heart surgery when he was a kid and still has a stainless steel wire in his chest, and if you touch it puts poor guy into excruciating pain. They put protective pads to where he was supposed to be hit, but on the second stab the umbrella or the pad slipped and he got stabbed right there, which obviously led to him screaming out in pain and collapsing. AND THATS THE SCENE THEY USED IN THE MOVIE and i know its weird but i just cant get over it, i just keep going back to it cause ouch (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVMLqnFqRh0 if yyou are interested, i think it is around 1:45 I think)

I don't think there's any unwritten rule against actors that I know of. I know there are people in the community who dislike it when they learn that an in show injury is actually real and happened to the actor. Personally I'm pretty indifferent about it I guess? I don't get whumperflies with it or anything but I am fascinated when I learn that an actor got injured on set and that scene is real. So long as the injury isn't serious I'm cool with viewing it positively like you do. If the injury is bad and/or dangerous I tend to feel more sad/worried and it turns off all and any potential whumperflies that I could feel. But things like the Viggo LOTR story or learning that Colin O'Donoghue actually broke his ankle filming Revenge is Gonna Be Mine in the musical episode of Once Upon a Time, I do find those interesting in an I guess whump interest sort of way. I didn't know that about skeet though!! Damn I'm never gonna watch that scene the same way again lol. Poor dude but damn that scene is accurate as fuck then?! Crazy!

Anyway, that's my very scattered and rambly way of saying I think it's fine if you are interested in those sort of behind the scenes stories. We all like what we like and it's not like your actively wishing for actors to be hurt or going out an hurting anyone one. I'm certainly fascinated by those stories too.

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Trollhunters Voice Actors Cause Why Not: Pt 5

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I am so fucking tired right now....

But I wanna get posts written....

Cause I only have 17 left in my drafts....

*pain*

This is the last batch let's goooo!

Grey DeLisle (I may have already done her previously....)

Who voices Wise Wumpa, several other Wumpas, and Mrs. Pepperjack in TrollHunters, Daphne Blake in multiple Scooby-Doo movies and shows, Wonder Woman in several DC animated shows and movies, Dewdrop in Onward, several characters in Kipo and the Age of the Wonderbeasts, several characters in The Owl House, and tons and tons of other characters from a whole bunch of other tv shows and movies.

Bebe Wood

Who voices Shannon in TrollHunters. (That's it.... sorry....)

Melanie Paxson

Who voices Gladys in TrollHunters, Harper in American Dad!, and some characters from Dungeon Crawlers.

Colin O'Donoghue

Who voices Douxie in TrollHunters and Gerry in Luck.

Jonathan Hyde

Who voices Walter Strickler in TrollHunters. (wait, his voice isn't anywhere else? that's a shame. I think he'd do well with other characters in other shows)

AND THAT'S IT!

I AIN'T DOING THIS AGAIN!

IT TOOK SO MANY POSTS!

Hope you enjoyed tho.

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@vasfasan Got exactly 12 minutes and 24 seconds into The Dust Storm before being interrupted and forced to finish it later BUT here are my thoughts so far

All the music played so far in this movie (except for the intro music) is giving me flashbacks of all the live music I was forced to go watch taken to throughout my youth

That hooker lady was a MOOD I'd lower my prices for Colin O'donoghue too

Hooker lady: Who do people say you look like?

Me: Perhaps....a pirate?

Brennan: Idk I get prince alot

Me: 😃 Huh?

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Ten Tags and Ten Tunes

Thanks for tagging me, @myheartalivewrites !

Rules: put your “on repeat” playlist on shuffle and share the top ten results — then tag ten people to do the same!

I don't have an "on repeat" list per se, so I went for my liked songs on Spotify. With a little commentary because apparently I can't resist...

1. Secrets of the Castle- John Williams Can't remember the last time I listened to this, although I love John Williams!

2. Revenge Is Gonna Be Mine- Colin O'Donoghue

3. Harry's Wondrous World - John Williams (Again, it's been at least a year, probably more,since I last listened to this, this list started in high school)

4. Beauty and the Beast- Beth Fowler (although the original Angela Lansbury is my favorite by far!)

5. A Petal Drops- Alan Menken

6. A British Bank- David Tomlinson, Julie Andrews (no idea this was even on my list considering this is far from my favorite, although I love Julie Andrews.)

7. Pavement Artist- Dick Van Dyke Definitely thought this was "Chim Chim Cher-ee" when I first heard it... And I'm surprised how many from this movie are on here.

8. Gaston- Richard White, Jesse Corti The Josh Gad version is SO MUCH BETTER!!

9. The Book- Nicholas Hooper

10. The Face of Voldemort- John Williams

Tagging @zwiazdziarka @daisymae-12 @heybuddy-drabbles @read-and-write- @welcometololaland @raysletters @cha-melodius @inexplicablymine @everwitch-magiks and @believingispowerfulmagic , but no pressure!

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The Music of The Musketeers

Part Four: The Original Television Soundtrack

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It's close to a decade since this treasure of a show premiered and they still have not released an official soundtrack for Series One. [Not holding my breath... but perhaps as a 10th Anniversary event?! Can someone make this happen?]

I guess, for now, we'll just have to be content with Paul Englishby's two-CD album although The Musketeers - Series 2 & 3 (Original Television Soundtrack) does not include the title/opening theme music by Murray Gold. But, hey, there's always YouTube!

As with any good soundtrack, there's a theme for each couple (Constance and D'artagnan, Aramis and the Queen, Porthos Meets Elodie, Athos Remembers Milady, Sylvie and Athos), as well as the series' antagonists (Rochefort and The Musketeers, Milady and The Jewels, Feron, Bonnaire, Grimaud’s Wrath, King Loius).

One of my many favourites from the album is Series Three Finale, from 3x10 episode We are the Garrison. I think it's a poignant, perfect score to end the series. 💕

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Playlists I know that not everyone enjoys movie or TV scores – my mom once told me she thought I was listening to funeral songs when it was the OST from The Lord of the Rings... 😅

However, if you do and would like to listen to the unreleased music from Series One, extracted by fans, you can do so here...

...and here:

Or to the entire album for Series Two and Three, which is also available for purchase (from Amazon, iTunes, Spotify, AllMusic), here:

Enjoy!

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Final Thoughts While I love opening and closing themes, I rarely go for the entire score. It was different with The Musketeers. The last TV soundtrack that had the same hold on me was Once Upon a Time: The Musical Episode. I could listen to Colin O'Donoghue and Josh Dallas all day... but that's an entirely different post altogether. 🤭

Final Part: Music Inspired by The Musketeers Part One | Two | Three

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EXCLUSIVIDADE COBR | Mais fotos de Colin O'Donoghue na premiere do filme “Luck”, em Los Angeles, que aconteceu no final de julho de 2022.

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German Comic Con: German Film Comic Con Essen, 17-18 August 2024, Messe Essen; TICKETS: https://bit.ly/3PI42gI Are you ready for our ONCE UPON A TIME guests at the GERMAN FILM COMIC CON ESSEN on August 17-18! Featuring Lana Parrilla, Colin O'Donoghue, Rebecca Mader and Emilie de Ravin! We can hardly wait to celebrate our premiere together with you in our 10th convention year on 17-18 August at Messe Essen! The perfect entertainment for the whole family: movie cars, reconstructed movie scenes, cartoonists, artists, cosplay, stage shows, shopping, dubbing actors and much more. KIDS 0-11 years old: FREE ADMISSION! Be there and get your tickets now! #germanfilmcomiccon #germanfilmundcomiccon #germanfilmandcomiccon #gfcc #essen #messeessen #comiccon

IMPORTANT UPDATE

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MOVIE: The Rite (2011)

Horror

Though he is filled with doubt about the subject, seminary student Michael Kovak (Colin O'Donoghue) finds he must attend a Vatican school of exorcism. Believing possession to be the work of a troubled mind rather than actual demons, hel urges his superiors to look for answers in psychiatry. Then Michael becomes the apprentice of Father Lucas (Anthony Hopkins), a veteran exorcist, and encounters a terrifying force that causes him to question everything he believes.

>>>Watch the FULL MOVIE here: https://sites.google.com/view/theritehexidyred/home

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list of actors and actresses I don't like anymore

Daniel lissing- sure he is aussie and charming, but actually empty and a p*ick underneath. What a snob.

Erin Krakow- While she was never my all time favorite, she was likable, especially 10 years ago. She did some seemingly cute movies. Now her true colors have been revealed- a yes lady to executives, who will use her influence to prop up her besties and her BF on her tv-show.

Candace Cameron bure- Uses her religion/ faith as a weapon against others. Prime example of toxic christianity.

Lori Loughlin- I really loved her and while I still can watch FH because it was decades before the college scandal, anything she does now I would not be able to watch. She's truly a snob and believes she can hide behind her wealth. Her daughters are examples of what is wrong with my generation .

Josh peck- I loved drake and josh growing up. Yet lately Josh's real self has been revealed. He is just a jerk and has association with david d and his stupid blog squad. Isnt that enough evidence.

Brad Kavanagh- a former actor who now focuses on music. It was the accent everyone!!! His UK accent! I dont know what I saw in him.

Jennifer Morrison- she comes off as such a snob, and is notorious for sleeping with married co stars.

Colin O'donoghue- I adored him when I was like 17ish. He isnt a good actor though and relies too much on charisma to get by. See once upon a time seasons 5-7 for evidence of crappy acting.

Ian somerhalder- definition of charisma, he is another case of the true colors being revealed. Relies much too much on the fact he is damon salvatore.

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The Pope's Exorcist (2023) Review: Streaming On Netflix Or HBO Max

The Pope's Exorcist is a gripping horror movie that tells the story of Father Gary Thomas, an American priest who was trained in Rome to perform exorcisms. The movie is based on a true story and was released in 2011.

The movie begins with Father Gary Thomas (played by Colin O'Donoghue) being sent to Rome by his bishop to attend a course on exorcism. Father Thomas is hesitant about the whole thing and does not believe in exorcisms. However, during his training, he witnesses a real exorcism being performed by Father Lucas Trevant (played by Anthony Hopkins). Father Thomas is shocked by what he sees and begins to question his own beliefs.

After returning to the United States, Father Thomas is approached by a young girl named Rosaria (played by Marta Gastini) who believes she is possessed by a demon. Father Thomas is skeptical at first but eventually agrees to perform an exorcism on her. During the exorcism, Father Thomas witnesses Rosaria displaying unusual behavior and speaking in different languages. Father Thomas becomes convinced that Rosaria is indeed possessed by a demon.

As the exorcism progresses, Father Thomas realizes that he is in over his head and contacts Father Trevant for help. Father Trevant arrives and takes over the exorcism. However, the demon is not easily defeated, and the priests are pushed to their limits as they battle to save Rosaria's soul.

The Pope's Exorcist is a movie that will leave you on the edge of your seat. The movie's strong points are the performances of its cast, particularly Anthony Hopkins, who brings a sense of gravitas to the role of Father Trevant. Colin O'Donoghue is also excellent as Father Thomas, conveying his character's journey from skepticism to belief with great skill.

The movie also succeeds in creating a tense and suspenseful atmosphere, aided by its excellent cinematography and haunting score. The scenes of the exorcisms are particularly well-done, with the special effects and makeup adding to the overall sense of horror.

One of the most interesting aspects of The Pope's Exorcist is its portrayal of the Catholic Church's attitude towards exorcisms. The movie is based on a book by Matt Baglio, who interviewed Father Gary Thomas and other exorcists about their experiences. Baglio's book and the subsequent movie shed light on the Church's beliefs and practices regarding exorcisms, which are often shrouded in secrecy.

The movie shows how exorcisms are performed, including the use of holy water, prayers, and the sign of the cross. It also delves into the Church's criteria for determining whether someone is possessed by a demon or simply suffering from a psychological disorder.

Overall, The Pope's Exorcist is a well-crafted horror movie that is both entertaining and thought-provoking. It raises questions about the nature of evil and the existence of demons, as well as the role of religion in combating them. The movie is not for the faint of heart, but for those who enjoy a good scare, it is definitely worth watching.

One of the criticisms of the movie is that it perpetuates the stereotype of mental illness being mistaken for possession. While this may be true to some extent, the movie also highlights the fact that the Catholic Church takes possession cases seriously and only performs exorcisms as a last resort.

In conclusion, The Pope's Exorcist is a must-watch for horror movie fans and anyone interested in the Church's practices regarding exorcisms. The movie is well-acted, well-directed, and succeeds in creating a truly frightening atmosphere. It also raises important questions about the role of religion in modern society and the nature of evil.

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Jack Frost (Once Upon a Time one-shot)

This is a Once Upon a Time (ABC TV show) one-shot. The gifs are not mine. I found them here on tumblr. All credit goes to the rightful owners.

Summary: A curse transports Jacqueline “Jack” Frost and other fairytale characters to the real world town of Storybrooke, Maine.

Rating: T

Warning: Swearing

Cast

Madison Iseman as Jacqueline "Jack" Frost/Jacqueline “Jack” Blanchard

Max Charles as Matthew Frost

Josh Dallas as Prince Charming/David Nolan

Ginnifer Goodwin as Snow White/Mary Margaret Blanchard

Lana Parrilla as Regina Mills/the Evil Queen/the Good Queen

Meghan Ory as Red Riding Hood/Ruby Lucas

Beverley Elliott as Granny

David Anders as Victor Frankenstein/Dr. Whale

Jared Gilmore as young Henry Mills

Jennifer Morrison as Emma Swan

Gijs Blom as Alexander "Alex" Van Helsing

Colin O'Donoghue as Killian Jones/Captain Hook

Andrew J. West as adult Henry Mills

Author's note

I borrowed some plot elements from the movie Rise of the Guardians, but Jack is not completely based on the character from that movie. I threw in some of my own ideas as well. This is not a Once Upon a Time and Rise of the Guardians crossover.

Jack is immortal, she has a dark blue hooded sweatshirt with frost on it, she is fun-loving, and she is a winter spirit, but that is where the similarities between her and the character from Rise of the Guardians end. She has a brother instead of a sister, she can't fly, she doesn't have a wooden staff, she is brought back to life by the Greek gods rather than the Man in the Moon, and she does not require belief in order to be seen. Everyone can see her.

Jacqueline Frost and her younger brother, Matthew, were born to Oliver and Elizabeth Frost and lived in a village in the Enchanted Forest. They were ordinary people and lived ordinary lives.

Jack insisted on being called Jack. She hated being called Jacqueline.

When Jack was 15 and Matthew was 10, he wanted to go ice skating, and she went with him because she didn't think that was safe for him to go alone. They didn't know how thin the ice was until it started to crack.

"It's okay, Matthew." Jack said. "Don't look down. Just look at me."

Jack had fair skin and blue eyes. Her curly whitish-blonde hair was parted in the middle and reached her chest. She was 5 foot 2. She had a slim build. She was wearing brown elbow-length wool gloves, a white long-sleeved blouse with a smocked elastic waistline and a v-shaped neckline with a double layered ruffle trim, a brown floor-length skirt, and a brown hooded cloak that was made of wool and reached a few inches above her knees. The hood was down.

Jack was kind, caring, friendly, and compassionate. She would be willing to make sacrifices for those she cared about. She had a soft spot for children and liked to have snowball fights with them. She always won snowball fights. No one ever beat her. She was gentle and generous, but she also had a mischievous side. She frequently played tricks on people. Her tricks were harmless. She enjoyed telling jokes and making people laugh. She was fun-loving and sometimes acted like a child trapped in the body of a teenager.

Jack slowly reached down and removed the second of two ice skates, leaving her barefoot on the surface of the frozen pond.

Matthew stood in his ice skates, rooted to the spot. A spider's web of cracks emanated from where he stood.

"Jack, I'm scared," Matthew whimpered. The ice below him splintered some more. He wobbled as it started to separate.

Matthew had fair skin, brown eyes, and short, straight brown hair. He was wearing brown elbow-length wool gloves, a white linen shirt with long sleeves and a collar with long pointy edges tucked into brown pants, a brown wool vest with three buttons, a black leather belt with a silver rectangular buckle, and a brown hooded cloak that was made of wool and reached a few inches above his knees. The hood was down.

Matthew looked like Oliver. Jack looked like Elizabeth.

"I know, I know, but you're going to be all right. You're not going to fall in. We're going to have a little fun instead." Jack said.

"No, we're not!" Matthew yelled.

"Would I trick you?" Jack asked.

Matthew was fighting back tears. "Yes! You love to play tricks!"

"I won't play tricks on you this time, I promise. You're going to be fine. You have to trust me." Jack said.

There was a brief pause, then Matthew smiled through his fear.

"Do you want to play a game?" Jack asked playfully. “We're going to play Hopscotch, like we do every day!”

Matthew looked more reassured.

"It's as easy as...One...Whoa." Jack showed Matthew the first leap, making silly faces for him, almost losing her balance but managing to catch herself. He laughed.

"Two..." Jack jumped.

"Three!" Jack turned to Matthew with her arms stretched horizontally to the sides.

"All right..." Jack reached down to pick up a long stick that was on the ice. She extended it towards Matthew. "Now it's your turn."

Matthew looked down. He was trying to gather his courage.

Jack started counting to three, never breaking her gaze with Matthew. "One..."

Matthew hopped, wobbling, but catching his balance.

"That's it!" Jack yelled.

Jack continued counting. "Two..."

Matthew continued hopping. The stick Jack was holding was just beyond his reach.

Jack finished counting. "Three."

Matthew grabbed the stick, and Jack pulled him off the ice and onto the grassy hill. She looked up to see that he was safe, smiled, and then plunged into the dark, cold water.

"Jack!" Matthew yelled.

Jack had saved her brother at the cost of her own life. The Greek gods, seeing her selfless act of heroism and sacrifice, revived her and transformed her into a winter spirit. When she rose up from the frozen pond, she discovered that she was immortal and had stopped aging, had the power to control snow, ice, and frost, and that everyone she had ever known was dead. Grief-stricken by the loss of her parents and brother, she left the village she once called home. She became a nomad and wondered around the Enchanted Forest, never staying in one place for very long.

Because Jack was a winter spirit, she was technically both alive and dead. Her body worked like a human's body, except her reproductive organs and the section of her brain that was in charge of controlling her body temperature. Her reproductive organs shut down after she transformed into a winter spirit, and therefore, she was incapable of having children. She was not affected by changes in temperature. She did not sweat, nor did she shiver. She could be outside when it was extremely hot without suffering from heat exhaustion and could be outside in the freezing cold without getting frostbite. The weather outside had no effect on her whatsoever.

When Jack first encountered Rumpelstiltskin, she became wary of him and refused to make any deals with him. She had heard that making deals with the Dark One came with a price, and she wasn't willing to pay it.

Jack became good friends with Snow White, Prince Charming, Red Riding Hood, and Red Riding Hood's grandmother, Widow Lucas, who insisted that she call her Granny.

Jack frequently played tricks on the Evil Queen, which annoyed her. The Evil Queen's guards attempted to capture Jack on numerous occasions, but she always managed to outsmart them and evade capture.

Jack had been captured by one of Regina's guards.

"I finally caught you." He gloated.

"Don't be so sure." Jack told him.

Jack was wearing a brown leather vest with four buttons, a dark blue long-sleeved blouse with a smocked elastic waistline and a v-shaped neckline with a double layered ruffle trim, and brown pants tucked into brown knee-length leather boots. The vest was unbuttoned. Her curly whitish-blonde hair was down.

Jack took a deep breath and then exhaled. Ice came out of her mouth, breaking the ropes that were binding her hands in half. Once she was free from the ropes, she shot ice out of her hands and froze the guard's feet to the ground. The ice wouldn't hold him for long, but it would give her enough time to run away from him.

Prince Charming was riding through the forest on a horse. He came upon a glass coffin. Snow White was surrounded by the seven dwarves.

Charming jumped down from his horse and approached the group.

"You're too late," Doc said sadly.

Charming looked at the glass coffin that was beside Doc. His breath hitched, and his mouth went dry as he rushed forward with a look of disbelief on his face. "No." His eyes were wide with fear as he stared down at his true love. "No!" He yelled as he looked at her expressionless face. His eyes filled up with tears.

"Open it." Charming demanded.

The dwarves looked at Charming with pity in their eyes and didn't move.

Grumpy had a solemn look on his face. "I'm sorry. She's gone."

Charming turned to the dwarves. "At least let me say goodbye."

The dwarves removed the coffin's lid.

A strong gust of wind came when Charming kissed Snow, blowing the dwarves back a few feet.

The dwarves stared at each other in wonder.

Snow's eyes opened, and a loud gasp escaped her as she sat up.

Snow looked at Charming with a loving smile. Her chest heaved as she drew air in. "You…You found me."

"Did you ever doubt I would?" Charming asked, giving Snow a crooked grin as he brushed some hair behind her ear.

"Truthfully? The glass coffin gave me pause." Snow said, cupping Charming's cheek.

"Well, you never have to worry. I will always find you." Charming said.

"Do you promise?" Snow asked.

"I do." Charming said.

It was Snow and Charming's wedding day.

"And do you, Snow White, promise to take this man to be your husband, and love him for all eternity?" The bishop asked.

"I do.” Snow said.

"I now pronounce you husband and wife.” The bishop said.

Jack was sitting in the front row. She was wearing dark blue high-heeled pumps and a long-sleeved dark blue dress with a square neckline and a floor-length skirt that flared at the hips with a small train. The train had a snowflake pattern on it. Her curly whitish-blonde hair was down.

The audience cheered as the newlyweds kissed.

Thunder boomed. Lightning flashed through the stain glass windows. The doors at the far end of the ballroom flew open. The cheering stopped.

"Sorry I'm late." Regina walked into the ballroom. Three of Charming's guards rushed towards her. She waved her hands at them, throwing them up in the air and right through the stained-glass windows.

"It's the queen! Run!" Doc yelled.

Snow drew Charming's sword and pointed it at Regina. "She's not a queen anymore. She's nothing more than an evil witch!"

Before Snow could take another step towards Regina, Charming blocked her. "No, no, no. Don't stoop to her level. There's no need. She's powerless now."

Charming took his sword out of Snow's hand and turned to face Regina, who was smiling malevolently.

"I will not let you ruin this wedding. You're wasting your time. You've already lost." Charming said.

Regina spoke in a deceptively sweet tone. "I'm not here to ruin anything. On the contrary, dear, I've come to give you a gift."

"We want nothing from you." Snow said.

"But you shall have it. My gift to you is this happy, happy day. Enjoy it, because tomorrow is the beginning of the end." Regina said.

More guards rushed towards Regina. She held her ground as they surrounded her, swords drawn.

"For tomorrow, my real work begins. You've made your vows. Now I make mine." Regina looked directly at Snow and Charming. "I shall destroy your happiness if it is the last thing I do."

Regina started to walk away.

"Hey!" Charming yelled, throwing his sword at Regina. Just when the sword was about to hit her, a puff of smoke enveloped her, and she disappeared. The sword slammed into the floor, lodging itself in the wood.

While Jack was visiting Red and Granny's cottage in the woods, she discovered that they were werewolves.

Due to her age, Granny's werewolf curse had faded, and she no longer had to shapeshift during the full moon. However, she retained some wolf-like characteristics, such as a keen sense of smell.

"What is it, Red?" Jack asked, glancing at her friend, who was looking around anxiously.

Jack was wearing a dark blue long-sleeved blouse with a smocked elastic waistline and a v-shaped neckline with a double layered ruffle trim, a brown floor-length skirt, and brown knee-length boots. Her curly whitish-blonde hair was down.

Red frowned. "Something's not right. The air feels wrong, and it's too quiet."

Granny sniffed the air. "I can smell magic."

Jack, Red, and Granny turned around and saw a cloud of purple smoke coming towards them.

"What the hell is that?" Jack asked.

"I don't know." Granny sounded scared.

The smoke engulfed Jack, Red, and Granny.

Storybrooke, Maine

2011

It turned out that the cloud of purple smoke was a curse cast by the Evil Queen. Regina's curse had erased everyone's memories, and they were living false lives.

Snow White was known as Mary Margaret Blanchard, a teacher at Storybrooke Elementary School.

Jack Frost was known as Jacqueline Blanchard, the adoptive daughter of Mary Margaret Blanchard.

This was the story Mary Margaret and Jack were led to believe: Jack was left on the side of the road but didn't get to stay in a foster care home. For years, no one ever found her. Mary Margaret found her sleeping in the woods when she was 14. Mary Margaret took guardianship of Jack, and they had been with each other ever since. The story was untrue, but they didn't know that.

Jack believed that she was an ordinary 15 year old girl and not an immortal being who looked 15 but was actually over 200 years old.

Jack attended Storybrooke Secondary School and was in the tenth grade.

Jack had been stripped of her powers.

On Saturday morning, Mary Margaret was in her kitchen, making breakfast.

Jack walked into the kitchen and smiled at Mary Margaret. "Good morning."

Jack was wearing an unbuttoned dark blue denim jacket, a black t-shirt, dark blue denim jeans, and black ankle-length boots. Her curly whitish-blonde hair was tied up in a high ponytail.

Mary Margaret smiled back. "Good morning."

Mary Margaret put two plates of bacon and scrambled eggs on the table, then she poured milk into two glasses.

Mary Margaret and Jack sat down at the table and started eating.

"Are you nervous about tonight?" Mary Margaret asked.

Tonight, Jack was going on a date for the first time ever. A guy in her science class had asked her to see a movie with him, and she had said yes.

Mary Margaret also had a date tonight. She was going to have dinner with Dr. Whale at Granny's Bed & Breakfast.

"A little bit." Jack said.

Mary Margaret and Jack finished eating and put their dishes away.

Mary Margaret was on her date with Dr. Whale.

"So, tell me more about this volunteer outreach program the hospital is doing." Mary Margaret told Dr. Whale.

Dr. Whale wasn't paying any attention to Mary Margaret. His focus was on the scantily clad waitress, Ruby Lucas, who was clearing a table behind them.

Mary Margaret noticed that Dr. Whale wasn't paying any attention to her. She turned her head to see him looking at Ruby's butt.

Ruby finished clearing the table and picked up a tray. She walked towards Dr. Whale and Mary Margaret.

Mary Margaret caught Ruby's attention. "Ruby?"

Ruby turned around while holding the tray in the air with one hand.

"Yes, Mary Margaret?" Ruby asked.

Mary Margaret spoke sadly. "Check, please."

After her date, Jack stormed into Mary Margaret's apartment, slamming the door behind her.

"I'm guessing your date didn't go well." Mary Margaret said.

"No, it certainly didn't. I showed up at the theatre and saw him kissing another girl. The only reason he asked me to go on a date with him was to make her jealous." Jack said.

"My date didn't go well either. Dr. Whale was ogling Ruby the whole time and wasn't paying any attention to what I was saying." Mary Margaret said.

"Bastard," Jack muttered.

On Tuesday morning, Jack woke up in her room in Mary Margaret's apartment, gasping.

Light blue paint covered the walls, a darker blue stripe running around the perimeter of the room. The bed was made of a simple wrought iron with a white comforter. A whitewash armoire stood to the left of the window, a similarly-styled desk to the right.

Jack slowly sat up in her bed, looking around her room. She'd just had another strange dream about having ice powers.

Mary Margaret had left earlier that morning to go to a staff meeting, so she hadn't heard Jack gasp.

Jack got out of bed, got dressed, brushed her hair, and walked into the kitchen.

Jack ate a bagel with cream cheese for breakfast, grabbed her black messenger bag from behind the door and slung the strap over her shoulder, and walked to school.

Storybrooke Secondary School was within walking distance of Mary Margaret's apartment.

After school, Jack walked into Granny's Bed & Breakfast. She waved at Granny and Ruby, who were behind the counter, and found a booth to sit in.

Ruby smiled, walking up to Jack. "Hi, Jack. What can I get you?"

"I'll have a hot chocolate with cinnamon, please." Jack said.

Jack was wearing an unzipped black leather jacket, a dark blue t-shirt, black denim jeans, and black ankle-length leather boots. Her curly whitish-blonde hair was down.

"Coming right up." Ruby said, writing in her notepad and then walking into the kitchen.

"Here's your hot chocolate." Ruby said, setting a mug of hot chocolate with cinnamon in front of Jack.

Jack smiled. "Thanks, Ruby."

Ruby walked over to the counter to serve some other customers.

Henry Mills, the adoptive son of Regina Mills, took a seat across from Jack.

"Jack, come with me. There's someone I want you to meet." Henry stood up, and Jack cautiously followed his lead. Having never spoken to him much before, this was an unexpected turn of events.

Jack followed Henry out of the diner and to the park. He led her to a bench with a blonde woman sitting on it. Jack recognized her as the woman who had come into town a few days ago.

Henry smiled, sitting down on the bench beside Emma. "Jack, this is my real mom, Emma Swan. Mom, this is Jacqueline Blanchard. She prefers to be called Jack. She's going to help you believe."

"Believe what?" Jack frowned, then she looked at Emma. "It's nice to meet you, but I have no idea what I'm doing here. The kid said to follow him, and for some reason, I did."

Emma laughed. "How do you think I ended up here? I live in Boston."

Henry took a book out of his bag and opened it. "Okay, Jack, here's your story. You're not really Jack Blanchard. You're Jack Frost, an immortal being with ice powers."

Jack's eyes widened, and she was too shocked to speak, because what Henry was saying brought back the memories of what had happened in her dreams.

Henry looked up at Jack once he finished reading her story from the book, right up until the moment the purple cloud engulfed her, Red, and Granny. "You know I'm telling the truth, don't you? You've been having dreams about this."

Jack nodded, speechless.

"I…I have to go." Jack ran home before Henry or Emma could stop her.

A few days passed, during which Jack kept to herself as much as possible, then Emma showed up at Granny's Bed & Breakfast while she was eating lunch.

"Henry's in a coma." Emma informed Jack.

Emma and Jack ran out of the diner and headed to the hospital.

Jack had grown close to Henry and considered him a friend.

Regina was standing next to Henry's bed.

Dr. Whale read Henry's chart and let out a sad sigh. "I'm afraid there's nothing I can do."

The heart monitor indicated that Henry's heart had stopped beating.

Crying, Emma leaned down, whispered “goodbye”, and kissed Henry's forehead.

A circle of distorted light spread from Henry, getting bigger. As it passed through Jack, she regained all her memories from the Enchanted Forest. Before she could blink, the light was gone, spreading through the town to return everyone's memories.

2012

Jack dropped out of school and got her G.E.D. Since she was no longer cursed, she had no reason to stay in school. She never liked going to school. It bored her.

Jack got her powers back.

Mary Margaret legally adopted Jack, but Jack decided to keep the last name Frost rather than changing her last name to Blanchard. Mary Margaret respected her decision.

Even though Jack and Mary Margaret were pretty close in age, Mary Margaret still considered herself to be Jack's parent. However, she didn't treat Jack like a child. She treated Jack like an adult and let her make her own decisions.

David moved in with Mary Margaret and Jack and became Jack's adoptive father.

On November 10th, Mary Margaret handed Jack a box wrapped in white wrapping paper. "Happy birthday."

Jack opened the box. There was a dark blue hooded sweatshirt inside of it.

Jack smiled at Mary Margaret. "Thank you."

The second Jack touched the sweatshirt and took it out of the box, frost collected around the ring of the collar.

Jack put the sweatshirt on. It was very comfortable. She was going to wear it a lot.

"You're welcome." Mary Margaret said.

David handed Jack a box wrapped in dark blue wrapping paper. "Happy birthday."

Jack opened the box. There was a silver necklace in the shape of a snowflake inside of it.

Jack smiled at David. "Thank you."

"You're welcome." David said.

Jack and Henry were playing in the snow on a December afternoon.

Jack was wearing her dark blue hooded sweatshirt with frost collecting around the ring of the collar, dark blue denim jeans, and brown knee-length boots. Her curly whitish-blonde hair was down.

Henry had a sneaky grin on his face.

"Gotcha!" Henry yelled, hitting Jack in the face with a snowball.

"Oh, it is on!" Jack yelled. She reached down and grabbed a handful of snow from off the ground. With her palm open, she used her magic to form the perfect snowball. She then puckered her lips and blew onto it with her icy breath, turning it a light shade of blue. It went flying through the air and hit Henry in the back of the head, knocking him face first into the ground.

Henry burst into laughter, then a snowball fight began.

"You are so getting it, Frostbite!" Henry yelled, tossing snowballs at Jack.

In the end, Jack emerged victorious.

"You should have known better than to start a snowball fight with a winter spirit." Jack said.

During the missing year, Jack met her true love, Alexander Van Helsing, the only child of Abraham Van Helsing, the most legendary vampire hunter in the Enchanted Forest. He hadn't been affected by Regina's curse. Instead of being sent to Storybrooke, he remained in the Enchanted Forest. Like her, he appeared to be 15 years old but was actually over 200 years old. He was a vampire. He was immortal, could not age, and was sterile and could not have biological children. On his 15th birthday, the infamous vampire Count Vladimir Dracula came after his family with the intent of getting revenge on Abraham for killing his beloved fiancée, Mina Murray, who was a vampire. Dracula forced Abraham to watch him drain his wife dry and turned his son into the thing he hated most — a vampire. Abraham killed Dracula by stabbing him in the heart with a wooden stake and then tried to kill Alexander, but Alexander survived and ended up draining his father dry because he was a newly turned vampire and didn't know how to control his bloodlust. After the death of his parents, he obtained a blue and silver daylight ring, a piece of jewelry with a lapis lazuli gemstone that was enchanted and allowed vampires to walk in the sun without bursting into flames, and searched for other vampires who could help him learn to control his newfound thirst for human blood and his newfound supernatural abilities — super strength, super speed, the ability to instantly heal from any injury, enhanced senses of sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch, and the ability to read and control a human's mind.

Jack nicknamed Alexander Alex and took him to Storybrooke with her. She moved out of David and Mary Margaret's apartment, and she and Alex got their own apartment. She and Alex got married, but she decided to keep the last name Frost rather than changing it to Van Helsing. He respected her decision.

May 18, 2018

Regina decided to bring all of the realms to Storybrooke so that everyone could be together. Mary Margaret and David brought it upon themselves to give Regina a coronation and make her the queen of the United Realms.

When Regina commented on the absence of Emma, Killian, Jack, and Alex, Mary Margaret said, "The babies were probably fussy."

Jack ran into the room, carrying her and Alex's adoptive son, Elijah Van Helsing, a baby boy with fair skin, tufts of short brown hair, and green eyes. He was wrapped in a dark blue blanket with frost patterns on it. Shortly after she and Alex adopted Elijah, she had gotten Emma to use her magic to transform her dark blue hooded sweatshirt into a baby blanket.

Jack was wearing the silver snowflake-shaped necklace David gave her, silver high-heeled sandals, and a floor-length dark blue dress with spaghetti straps, a v-neck, and a bedazzled waistband. The dress showed a hint of cleavage. Her curly whitish-blonde hair was gathered at the nape of her neck in a low bun, save for the two wisps of hair that framed her face. Her wedding ring was on her right hand. It was a beautiful ring — a simple silver band with a round dark blue jewel in the middle.

Alex, Emma, and Killian were right behind Jack.

Emma and Killian were right behind Alex.

Emma wore her red leather jacket over her dress. She was carrying a diaper bag.

Killian was carrying his and Emma’s daughter, Hope Swan-Jones.

"Sorry we're late." Alex said.

Alex had a Dutch accent.

Alex had fair skin, blue eyes, and short, straight brown hair. He was 5 foot 10. He was clean-shaven. His body was slender but muscular. He was wearing a black suit, a white dress shirt, a black necktie, and black dress shoes with black laces. His silver wedding ring was on his right hand, and his daylight ring was on his left hand. He was carrying a diaper bag.

Emma walked over to Henry and told him to lend his stepfather a hand. Killian teased that it was a tired joke in their household. Even after all this time, the couple was still flirty with each other.

Throughout Regina's crowning as the Good Queen, Emma and Killian held their child with love in their eyes, and so did Jack and Alex.

THE END