Rumple and Belle get married, but Rumple's dark side keeps getting the better of him and Belle banishes him from Storybrooke. Despite this, after Rumple gets back into Storybrooke and has the Darkness removed from him, they eventually reconcile and conceive their son.
"Changelings" is the ninth episode of the sixth season of the American fantasy drama series Once Upon a Time, which aired on November 27, 2016. In this episode, Belle's pregnancy is sped up, and Aladdin becomes a genie. In flashbacks, Rumpelstiltskin confronts his mother, the Black Fairy, for abandoning him.
Within minutes, Belle gave birth to her baby, but she quickly realized what she needed to do. Echoing Snow and Charming giving up baby Emma for her to have her “best chance” all those years before, Belle gave up her son. She gave the baby, named Gideon, to the Blue Fairy.
Gold, having realized that it was the Evil Queen who laced Belle's tea with magic sand to speed up the pregnancy, resulting in him being blamed for it and losing his son (again) when Belle sends him away with the Blue Fairy, vows vengeance on the Evil Queen (who in turn blames him for trying to make her kill Zelena).
Rumple does have children in Once Upon a Time. Baelfire, aka Neal Cassidy, is his son from his first marriage with Milah. Gideon, aka "Morpheus" in the Dream World , is his son with his second wife, Belle.
It is likely that his desire for a human child is meant to demonstrate the significant increase of his greed in the tale. Some theories are founded in the belief that Rumpelstiltskin is a demonic creature, making pacts with mortals to obtain living creatures, but the Grimm's version gives no mention of that.
Without Cora, Rumplestiltskin would never have a child with Cora, would never have her first-born. Rumplestiltskin has no choice but to leave. Cora has her child, Regina, but she does not love. Because love is only weakness.
Long story short: They did get their happy ending, traveling the world together with their son, Gideon (Giles Matthey), before Rumple confessed to searching out a way to get rid of the Dark One dagger so he could be mortal and live out his days with Belle.
After learning of Rumple's repeated treachery and lies, however, Belle's frustration and anger towards Rumple intensifies and she refuses to let Rumple have their newborn son, sending him away with the Blue Fairy to keep him away from Rumple.
In his first appearance to Rumple in Belle's dream world, Gideon identified himself to Rumple as Morpheus, the god of dreams. When Rumple woke Belle up, he revealed his true identity as their son and encouraged his mother to shun Rumple.
What is the age difference between Belle and Rumple?
-The difference in age between Rumple and Belle isn't something like 20 years- it's something like 300-something years!! - Rumple and Hook were contemporaries, they flight over Milah in the day, remember?
Together, Belle and Rumple travel the realms with their son, Gideon and eventually settle down at the Edge of Realms. As time goes by, Belle ages while Rumple does not and eventually Belle dies of old age. However, Rumple manages to rid himself of the Dark One's curse and dies as a hero, reuniting with Belle at last.
↑ Mentioned in an interview that Rumple has been looking for Baelfire for around 300 years. Rumple was in his forties when he list his son. ↑ Estimate birth date because of several characters claiming him to be two hundred years old.
Was Belle pregnant in real life in Season 5 of Once Upon a Time?
Once Upon a Time wrote her pregnancy into the show — when she was already nearing her delivery date. “I think I was about seven months pregnant … you could obviously tell I was pregnant, and it was written in,” the actress said. “And I had to do this scene with Robert Carlyle …
The venom, Stephenie writes, is what helps Edward impregnate Bella in the fictional book. Ten years since Breaking Dawn was first released, fans are still talking about one potential plot hole from the book and movie.
Ginnifer Goodwin was pregnant twice while starring on Once Upon a Time. The first time, the writers elected to write her pregnancy into the show, so Snow White and Prince Charming welcomed a son. However, Ginnifer's second pregnancy was simply hidden onscreen.
Regina ultimately didn't end up with any version of Robin, but two characters did find a happy ending together during Sunday's episode of Once Upon a Time.
Their relationship strengthened in season two and later in season three when he broke away from her. However, after he is the "Dark One" again, Belle does not accept him as the monster he already is and separates from him. Eventually, they work on their relationship, get married and have a son named Gideon.
Baelfire insists that Emma uses her magical abilities to seperate Rumplestiltskin and him so that Rumplestiltskin can tell them who the Wicked Witch is. Emma does this, and Baelfire eventually dies in Emma's arms, with a sad Rumplestiltskin watching over him. A funeral is eventually held for Bae where he is buried.
As Parrilla notes, Regina's happy ending does not include a love interest, but the character was briefly reunited with Robin Hood (Sean Maguire) in a dream during the finale — read more about that scene in our interview with executive producers Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis here.
After the Wish Realm Rumple causes chaos and tries to separate our favorite fairy-tale characters for good, the real Rumple finally finds the courage to be the better man — by sacrificing himself. As Hook slowly dies from his poisoned heart, Rumple decides to take out his own heart and give it to his former enemy.
OUAT season seven suffers from the same anvil-ish dialogue it always has. The curse in Hyperion Heights feels a bit too forced while the alternate lives of Regina, Rumple and Hook seemed a bit uninspired and, honestly, not all that interesting.
Princess Eva, a young woman, trips Cora, causing her to spill the flour. King Xavier (Joaquim de Almeida) refuses to pay for the flour and orders Cora to beg forgiveness on her knees. (This explains Cora's hereafter hatred for Snow White and her family, because Princess Eva is Snow White's future mother.)
A self-destructive Evil Queen Regina actually takes a potion that makes it so that she can never give birth to a baby. She does it really just to spite Cora, not thinking so much about herself, and believing that there's no way for her to ever find happiness again anyway.
But than season 2 introduces us to Cora's backstory which includes her being in love with Rumple. But it's also implied that Rumple ALSO was in love with Cora: Wanting a child from her, the heartbroken look when Cora tells him she leaves him and him wanting desperatly to know if she really loves him before her death.
