Not a true queen :P

LadyKnighton You tell her Julie!!

zanhar1 Pretty sure Gina arrived late on pourpuse and that apology wasn't sincere what so ever.

Princess-Yvonne even more then! A true queen doesn't act like that

zanhar1 Good Queens no, [i]Evil[/i] Queens probably do act like that. Traditional Evil Queens walk all over people, enter places like they own them, and are insincere about [i]most[/i] things.

Princess-Yvonne Just evil, frustrated women :) Let's not forget she's not truly a queen.

zanhar1 She actually is a Queen hence her title. I believe the writers made that much clear when calling her 'The Evil [i]Queen[/i]'.

Princess-Yvonne she took the title for herself, though officially she's no queen. Lucky Snow White, the rightful Queen, took her throne back quickly.

zanhar1 Same debate from before (so I posted the comments again, hope you don't mind); [i]She didn't steal the thrown. And she's no impostor. Gina married the king remember, and the reason she married him was because Cora technically forced her into it, and Snow wanted her to be her step-mom. The crown was given rightfully, and legally to Gina. Not to mention Gina didn't even want the crown at first, she wanted Daniel. But with Snow's help, Cora kinda killed him... I've searched a number of sites to prove that one can become a queen by marriage; Wiki Answers: Most queens were consorts, meaning that they were married to monarchs. They became queens because they married men who became or were monarchs. Wiki answers (different page): To become Queen of any country, one is either married or is born into the royal household. Yahoo answers: By being next in line of the throne, or by being married to the King. Not to mention in many pieces of literature the queens had attained their positions through marriage. In the classic Cinderella, Cinderella became a princess by marrying a prince, same concept really. In BBC's Robin Hood Isabella (another character whom I love a lot) was sold into a marriage so she could gain a certain amount of power, once again not exactly the queen title, but the same concept. Mulan, if I remember right, in the beginning Mulan's mom had sent her off to a contest in which the winner became the prince's bride, therefor gaining a royal title. In many fairy tales/fantasy stories mothers/fathers had pushed their children into competitions, arranged a marriage, had used magic and such to woo royalty so they can swoop in and get the royal status. That's just what Regina's mom did; she used magic to set up the horse-gone-mad thing and then practically forced Gina to accept the king's hand in marriage so that Gina would become queen. And it worked, Gina became the rightful queen through marriage, whether she liked it or not. Treachery on her mother's part. To no fault of her own, she was just trying to save a little girl from death by horses. As I said before, Gina bluntly said she didn't want to be queen, she'd rather be with her true love. [/i] Whilst Snow got the thrown back I do believe it became one of those situations where part of the land was ruled by Gina and part by Snow. And then in Storybrook Gina held the closest thing to a royal position in a modern city; the mayor. And Snow held only a teaching position, which in the fairy tail land would most likely transition to a scholarly position. Yeah that last part (I said) may or may not be just be a load of B.S, but okay.

Princess-Yvonne <> quoted from oceanrose comment

zanhar1 Whilst Snow got the thrown back I do believe it became one of those situations where part of the land was ruled by Gina and part by Snow. And then in Storybrook Gina held the closest thing to a royal position in a modern city; the mayor. And Snow held only a teaching position, which in the fairy tail land would most likely transition to a scholarly position. Yeah that last part (I said) may or may not be just be a load of B.S, but okay.

Princess-Yvonne Snow got her kingdom back! In France they guillotined the bad kings and queens.. but I guess Regina hot away with her magic

zanhar1 Lol. Wait, does OUAT even take place in France lol?!

Princess-Yvonne it was just an example... Other monarchies hanged the usurper king/queens.. I wouldn't mind a hanging either! Not the method matters, just the punishment

zanhar1 Ah okay. At first I thought you meant that you wouldn't mind being hung and I was like 'what!?' but then I realized you were referring to Regina and I was sill like 'what!? But at least you weren't referring to yourself lol. I for one don't want to see anyone die but that's just me.

Princess-Yvonne imprisonment for life would be a better option indeed you don't want to see no one dead? Oh, wrong favorite character you've picked then! She is a killer..

zanhar1 Imprisonment is better than death. But I'd lean more towards mental health care facility. Rather I don't like the death penalty. I would prefer my favorite characters to not kill people, but that kind of comes with liking villains. Anyways, I have to go, probably be back tonight.