At this point, I am still trying to find out who I am. If that means losing myself along the way, then so be it.
Captain Swan//Willabeth parallel (requested by pirateswan)
requested by ohmissashley
When Ory was first cast in Intelligence, the new CBS sci-fi drama which also stars Lost alum Josh Holloway, it was believed that she’d be able to continue working on both shows.
However, now it turns out that Once Upon a Time no longer has room for her character.
When she was promoted to a regular character in the hiatus between seasons 1 and 2, it was expected that Ory’s role in the series would become more prominent.
Executive producers Adam Horowitz and Ed Kitsis actually had a big storyline planned for Ruby in season 2, but because Once Upon a Time introduced so many new characters this year, “The storyline [the creators] wanted to do with Ruby ended up not being able to happen because they decided to take the show in a different way,” Ory says.
Going on a search-and-rescue mission in another world?
Yeah, let’s leave behind the bravest, most clever person in town.
Because that makes sense.
