History WMG / TheWolfAmongUs

* Previews for Season 2 state that Bigby will find himself working alongside a mundy NYPD Detective, Faye Leung. This is probably a nod to Kelsey Brannigan's AbortedArc.

* It's established that Fables can only suffer FinalDeath if their stories are forgotten (or if they're thrown down the Witching Well). [[spoiler: Georgie is from a well-known nursery rhyme, Bloody Mary is a notorious UrbanLegend, and the Tweedles come from ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland'', a very famous work of literature. They'll be hard to keep down.]] If you believe that [[spoiler: Faith switched places with Nerissa with the use of glamours, as the ending seems to imply, then Nerissa counts as well, as ''The Little Mermaid'' is also a very well-known story.]]

[[WMG: A Fable CaptainErsatz of [[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast Gaston]] existed at some point]]

** That last part might get a bit...Fridge Horror-y when you remember this is set in 1986. [[spoiler: The [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid movie]]]] that would have brought the tale to the masses' attention didn't come out until 1989.

** [[spoiler: More than just the ending suggests this. Gren and Holly complain to Bigby at one point that Lily had been missing for weeks. If Lily and Faith were both killed at the same time, as Nerissa stated at the end when she told Bigby she'd lied about the Crooked Man being the killer, then it would be impossible for Faith to have been working weeks after he death.]]

** Probably '''Jossed'''. Bloody Mary is folklore. The Slender Man and Username 666 are internet creepypasta memes. Leatherface and Norman Bates are characters from [[Franchise/TheTexasChainsawMassacre two seperate]] [[Film/{{Psycho}} licensed movie]] franchises.

* It's established that Fables can only suffer FinalDeath if their stories are forgotten (or if they're thrown down the Witching Well). [[spoiler: Georgie is from a well-known nursery rhyme, Bloody Mary is a notorious UrbanLegend, and the Tweedles come from ''Literature/AliceInWonderland'', a very famous work of literature. They'll be hard to keep down.]] If you believe that [[spoiler: Faith switched places with Nerissa with the use of glamours, as the ending seems to imply, then Nerissa counts as well, as ''The Little Mermaid'' is also a very well-known story.]]
** That last part might get a bit...Fridge Horror-y when you remember this is set in 1986. [[spoiler: The [[Film/TheLittleMermaid movie]]]] that would have brought the tale to the masses' attention didn't come out until 1989.

*** More like, "I'm the new {{Badass}} in town", as seen in Episode 5.

* '''Jossed''' [[spoiler: On all accounts. Georgie killed Faith and Lilly on the orders of the Crooked Man. Bluebeard is not involved at all.]]

* The Moon. As Bigby says, 'Deception.' [[spoiler: Lilly]]

[[spoiler: Hans does whatever he's told to by his superiors. Right now that's Georgie, the Crooked Man, and his lackeys. Lilly was getting ready to flip on Crane and the Crooked Man, exposing the corruption. The crooks all are discussing the problem at Georgie's, one of them says that they needed to get rid of Lilly, and leave a message for the people at the Woodlands. They were speaking in metaphor, or just venting angrily. Hans overheard though, and doing as he's told, went to kill her. He kills Faith by accident, who's covering for Lilly, and puts her head on the Woodlands steps. Later, realizing his mistake, he finds and kills Lilly, leaving her head in the same spot. This gets Bigby and Snow looking around, poking their noses, and exposing Crane's corruption. The Crooked Man and his gang have no idea that it was Hans, so they're playing clean up. Trying to keep things under control. No one will realize that it was Hans until after the Crooked Man's empire has been broken.]]

[[WMG: Gren was in love with either Lilly or Holly]]
Something that gives me pause is his protective behaviour towards Holly in the game, especially whenever Bigby is around or [[spoiler:when it's revealed that the Woodsman was sleeping with Holly's prostitute sister, Lilly]].

Did his feelings emerge after an initial platonic relationship with one of the sisters? Was he just waiting for the right moment to confess his feelings to one of them?

[[WMG: The murderer is the [[spoiler: Headless Horseman]]]]
Think about it. Crane is in the comic series, so he isn't the killer. In the preview for episode 3, you see a glamour box next to Crane as he gets in his car to drive away. The Headless Horseman would need a glamour for obvious reasons. In addition, cutting the head off of someone was the Horseman's MO, said event happening to two Fables by the end of episode 2.

** That last part might get a bit...Fridge Horror-y when you remember this is set in 1986. [[spoiler: The [[Film/TheLittleMermaid: movie]] that would have brought the tale to the masses' attention didn't come out until 1989.