TV Guide got Once Upon a Time producers Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz to answer fan questions submitted via twitter in a “lightning round” style interview. They had the option to respond with “yes,” “no,” or “can’t answer.”
First up, the fairly straight forward ones, in which they answered “yes.” In season 2 it appears that we will learn Charming’s real name. We’re also going to see more of Belle’s relationship with her father, Maurice. And as for Emma? That favor that she owes Mr. Gold is going to come into play this season as well. Oh, and we’ll get to see her being a badass with a sword again. (We wouldn’t have it any other way.)
They also tease that not only will we see more Wonderland, but we’ll also see more of the different lands we saw on the way to Wonderland when the Mad Hatter took the Evil Queen there. Given that Lancelot will come into play this season, it appears that we’ll be seeing Camelot. And, maybe we’ll even see Oz too? They didn’t get specific, so feel free to theorize away in the comments.
The producers said “probably no” when asked if we will learn the identity of Jefferson’s wife/Grace’s mother this season. They also declined to answer when asked if we will meet Ariel and if Henry’s father is someone we’ve already met.
They did pick a few questions to answer more in depth as well. The first one was about Hook, and whether there was a chance we’d see Peter Pan or Wendy. Kitsis answered this one, saying, “There is a chance we’ll see Peter Pan, Wendy and/or… [dramatic pause] Tinker Bell. I would say that a story like Tinker Bell’s deserves its own origin story.”
The second question was whether or not there will be consequences for Gepetto and the Blue Fairy for lying to Charming and Snow about how many people could fit into the wardrobe. Horowitz says, “Well, to be honest, I think a lot of those consequences have played out, which is to say Gepetto has been separated from his son yet again and the curse happened and all of the suffering that occurred, so I think they’re still paying for that lie and that deception.”
Source: TVGuide