She CONSTANTLY forgives him, thinks the slightest act of kindness on his part is an indication of a good man underneath. But yet she breaks up with him multiple times only to forgive him a little while later without any effort on his part.
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.
However, once the curse is broken, she remembers, and goes back to the shop, only to find that Gideon is still under the control of the Black Fairy. When Gideon is transformed back into a baby, Belle says that she and Rumple have "a happy beginning" and later dance together, suggesting they have fully reconciled.
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.
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.
One of the biggest attributes he lambastes Rumpelstiltskin for displaying is his cowardice: his refusal to fight for his wife, for his family, for his life when Hook runs away with Rumple's unhappy wife, Milah, is the conflict that leads to their centuries-old rivalry.
The finale proves Regina succeeded, possibly beyond what she ever imagined. Not only had Henry and her family embraced and accepted Regina, but so had everyone else. Regina earned the trust and respect of the people and was bestowed with the title of "The Good Queen."
"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.
-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?
After Belle discovers a fairy prophecy that sends them to the edge of realms, where time moves differently, she grows old in an Up-style montage that will absolutely break you.
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.
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.
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.
Co-creators Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis had tried to take the fantasy show in a new direction this year after losing most of the original cast. While hard-core fans followed “OUAT” from its traditional Sunday time slot to Friday, the audience was not large enough to merit renewal by the Alphabet network.
Roland is eventually orphaned when Robin meets his demise at the hands of Hades, and attends his father's funeral, deeply saddened by the loss of his father. Later, Roland goes with the other Merry Men back to the Enchanted Forest through a portal created by Zelena.
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).
Being humble, kind, and caring are inner qualities that result in the love between Belle and Beast and allows Beast to regain his human form and marries Belle.
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.
Ginnifer Goodwin: The actress plays two characters on "Once Upon a Time": Mary Margaret and her counterpart Snow White. When Goodwin was pregnant during the show's third season, the writers made Snow White pregnant but not Mary Margaret.
Ultimately, Wish Hook discovers Emma is pregnant, so he lets her and Hook-Prime return to Storybrooke to get their happy ending. It's then Wish Hook and Regina who continue on this journey with Henry, thus answering the question of how O'Donoghue is sticking with the show, but Morrison is not.
She got the scar on her lip when she was 10 years old after she tried to protect her pet cat from a dog attack. Is very close with Jared Gilmore, who plays her son on Once Upon a Time (2011).
However, along the way, Henry meets and falls in love with Cinderella and reunites with Hook and Regina to defeat Belfrey while assisting Tiana. He and Ella marry, having a daughter named Lucy. However, Henry is kidnapped by the Coven of the Eight and poisoned, forcing his mother to cast the Dark Curse.
It's not a happy ending, Regina says, but a second chance. One she gets to enjoy with her entire family and friends, including Emma (Jennifer Morrison) and original Hook, who show up just in time for her to be crowned. And with that, the heroes lived happily ever after…
