Rumplestiltskin's son Baelfire aka Neal Cassidy has always been a fan-favorite character in the ABC fantasy series Once Upon a Time. Unlike his cowardly father, Baelfire is brave and ambitious. His nickname also happens to be Bae, which makes him even more likable.
Gideon is the son of the Dark One Rumplestiltskin and Belle, the grandson of Sir Maurice, Peter Pan and Colette, the paternal younger half-brother of Neal Cassidy, the paternal uncle of Henry Mills, his older half-brother's son and the great uncle of Lucy Mills.
The moment, of course, was spoiled when August tried to use Rumple's magic knife to control Mr. Gold, which led him to realize that August wasn't his son at all. It turns out he's just a sick guy who needed magic to cure him — and he happened to be very well-versed in fairy tales.
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.
Rumple's Son Finally Revealed! (Once Upon A Time S2E14)
Why was Rumpelstiltskin obsessed with babies?
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.
In Season 3, episode 8 when we learn that Peter Pan is Rumpelstiltskin's father, I noticed that Pan's accent is noticeably different than when he was adult father of Rumple.
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.
What happened to Rumpelstiltskin's wife Once Upon a Time?
Milah then throws the bean to Killian so Rumplestiltskin would keep his promise, but a furious Rumplestiltskin decides to make them pay by ripping her heart out and killing her instantly, followed by slicing off Jones's left hand, believing that he had the bean in his fist.
His birth father was Neal Cassidy. Both his parents originated from a magical land called the Enchanted Forest, where his mother was the daughter of Snow White and Prince Charming while his father ,Neal, was really named Baelfire and the son of Rumplestiltskin.
Pinocchio, also known as August Wayne Booth, is a character featured on ABC's Once Upon a Time. He is portrayed by Eion Bailey, and his younger self is portrayed by Jakob Davies.
Desperate to save himself, August returned to Storybrooke and tried to convince the savior about the curse. But his selfish choices came back to haunt him, and Emma's cynical attitude from growing up without his guidance prevailed. August took completely to wood, until Emma broke the curse.
He explains to Neal that Emma has a great destiny she must fulfill; proving he has knowledge about Neal's past by opening a box containing a typewriter with the words, "I know you're Baelfire", typed on a piece of paper.
When Gold returns to his shop, the Evil Queen is waiting and tells him that she is responsible for placing the spell in Belle's tea that resulted in her pregnancy to accelerate.
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.
While it initially does nothing — and Aladdin and Jasmine (Karen David) leave for Agrabah — the prophetic hooded figure arrives in Storybrooke, turning the Evil Queen into a caged viper and revealing his identity to Belle (Emilie de Ravin) and Rumple (Robert Carlyle): It's their son, Gideon (Giles Matthey), who the ...
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.
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.
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.
If she can figure out his name within three days, she can keep her child. On the third day, a messenger overhears the little man singing a song in which he reveals that his name is Rumpelstiltskin. The little man becomes so upset when she guesses his name that he splits himself in two.
In turn, Malcolm turned Rumple over to the Shadow so he could forget the one thing that makes him an adult. From then on, a much younger Rumple's father took on the same name of the small straw doll that belonged to his son: Peter Pan.
They aren't. Rumple and Regina/Serum Queen wouldn't be making out, otherwise. Henry Snr has to be her father because she has to get her Latina heritage from somewhere. Two white parents can't make a Latina baby.
Peter Pan is the greater threat towards Rumplestiltskin, not just because he's his father, but because his abandonment of his son in exchange for eternal youth had led to Rumple becoming the Dark One in the first place.
Meanwhile, a young Rumpelstiltskin (Wyatt Oleff) and his scheming father Malcolm (Stephen Lord) make their way to Neverland, which soon becomes a life-altering journey for both of them.
In Storybrooke. At the well, Pan (who still occupies Henry's body) and Felix are talking about casting the Curse, as Pan drops the ingredients he took from Regina's vault in the well. He takes the final element needed to enact it, which was Felix's heart, because of his loyalty to Pan.
