They definitely had more chemistry, and they should've been together because of that. They could've changed the storyline like she wanted to kill him because she was following her mom's orders and wants her approval but then when she was taken under Regina's wing, she started to fall for him or something. I don't know, but i have to admit that Henry and Cinderella's relationship seemed forced, they seemed more like friends than a couple
Since the show is about Villians being redeemed, why not have Drizella help Cinderella and Henry, leading to Henry falling for Drizella and them becoming a couple to find a light in each other to rid themselves of their inner darkness
Your kidding right? Henry is one of the most light hearted individuals on this show, unless something happens that makes henry do something out of character for him later in the season (I just finished season 7, episode 14 or 15, so no spoilers please), which I doubt, again, he's always had the best intentions, without doing the wrong things, and that is why Henry is one of my favorite characters on this show, he's never done anything that would violate his moral code, and that is admirable, I have seen a lot of characters do the wrong things for the right things, for instance, Anakin Skywalker, nuff said.
@@peterparker-wu3ioEmma fell for a villain being Hook and Robin fell for the Evil Queen Regina. It wasn’t out of character it was part of the fairytale trope they always formulated so Henry falling for an evil stepsister would fall under that same trope. There’s also the fact that both his mothers were villain and hero. It would have been magical if they went with a Henry and Ivy endgame.
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They definitely had more chemistry, and they should've been together because of that. They could've changed the storyline like she wanted to kill him because she was following her mom's orders and wants her approval but then when she was taken under Regina's wing, she started to fall for him or something. I don't know, but i have to admit that Henry and Cinderella's relationship seemed forced, they seemed more like friends than a couple
Should have been Endgame. Much more chemistry...
Also first. (I had to lol)
Honestly tho
Ikr!!
@@venlaemilia999 honestly
I wish they would of been endgame it would of been nice to see one of the stepsister get a happy ending.
it would have been way more interesting! if the creators would've choose that path
Well, (an) Anastasia did in Once Upon a Time in Wonderland.
Since the show is about Villians being redeemed, why not have Drizella help Cinderella and Henry, leading to Henry falling for Drizella and them becoming a couple to find a light in each other to rid themselves of their inner darkness
Your kidding right? Henry is one of the most light hearted individuals on this show, unless something happens that makes henry do something out of character for him later in the season (I just finished season 7, episode 14 or 15, so no spoilers please), which I doubt, again, he's always had the best intentions, without doing the wrong things, and that is why Henry is one of my favorite characters on this show, he's never done anything that would violate his moral code, and that is admirable, I have seen a lot of characters do the wrong things for the right things, for instance, Anakin Skywalker, nuff said.
@@peterparker-wu3ioEmma fell for a villain being Hook and Robin fell for the Evil Queen Regina. It wasn’t out of character it was part of the fairytale trope they always formulated so Henry falling for an evil stepsister would fall under that same trope. There’s also the fact that both his mothers were villain and hero.
It would have been magical if they went with a
Henry and Ivy endgame.
@@AmberDelgado-p2n Fair enough.
They should have been endgame
The people who ship Ivy & Henry>>>>
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Yeah they had great chemistry but unfortunately the plot didn’t call for that.