Post by RumplestiltskinGold on Mar 29, 2012 11:09:51 GMT -5
With the curse being lifted, exactly like he had wanted and had planned so many years ago, Rumplestiltskin found himself back in Fairy Tale Land but instead of better off he found himself worse.
His skin looked more normal and all in all he appeared to be quite human again. Yet he still had his odd twitches and when he waved his hand about he could feel the magic harbored therein. Even with the curse gone he hadn't lost all his powers.
But what he had lost was his wealth and the huge castle he had lived in pre-curse, and the beautiful salmon colored mansion he had lived in during his time in Storybrooke. What was left to him was this old farm.
And how he hated that windmill attached to it.
It was in this fashion, frowning up at his new home, that he was found in Fairy Tale Land, as he contemplated what to do next. He had to start all over again, that was clear to him. Perhaps he could still spin gold, sell it and work his way up to a bigger house.
With an exasperated sigh he ran a hand through his hair and squinted his eyes. Yes, things had definitely changed; but whether for the better or worse he couldn't say.
His skin looked more normal and all in all he appeared to be quite human again. Yet he still had his odd twitches and when he waved his hand about he could feel the magic harbored therein. Even with the curse gone he hadn't lost all his powers.
But what he had lost was his wealth and the huge castle he had lived in pre-curse, and the beautiful salmon colored mansion he had lived in during his time in Storybrooke. What was left to him was this old farm.
And how he hated that windmill attached to it.
It was in this fashion, frowning up at his new home, that he was found in Fairy Tale Land, as he contemplated what to do next. He had to start all over again, that was clear to him. Perhaps he could still spin gold, sell it and work his way up to a bigger house.
With an exasperated sigh he ran a hand through his hair and squinted his eyes. Yes, things had definitely changed; but whether for the better or worse he couldn't say.