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|infobox = Arendelle |
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|portrayedby = [[Jonathan Runyon]] |
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|eyecolor = Blue |
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− | + | {{Quote|Believe me, when [[Arendelle]] learns the truth about [[Ingrid|her]], they shall side with me.|The Duke of Weselton to [[Helga]]|The Snow Queen (Episode)}} |
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− | The '''Duke''' of Weselton is a character on [[ABC]]'s ''[[Once Upon a Time]]''. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the [[The Snow Queen (Episode)|seventh episode]] of the [[Season Four|fourth season]] |
+ | The '''Duke''' of [[Weselton]] is a character on [[ABC]]'s ''[[Once Upon a Time]]''. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the [[The Snow Queen (Episode)|seventh episode]] of the [[Season Four|fourth season]] and is portrayed by guest star [[Jonathan Runyon]]. |
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+ | The Duke of Weselton is based on the [[w:c:Disney:Duke of Weselton|character]] of the same name from the [[Disney]] film, ''[[Frozen]]''. |
==History== |
==History== |
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{{Before First Curse|nohide| |
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− | During the [[King Harald|King]] of [[Arendelle]]'s seventieth birthday celebration, the Duke of Weselton visits and becomes enamored with [[Helga]], one of the three Arendelle princesses. Helga presents him to her father, and, afterwards, the Duke shares a dance with her. When they begin a courtship, he comes across Helga's eldest sister, [[Ingrid]], who is heir to the throne. After the Duke introduces himself, she moves to find Helga. However, he stops Ingrid and remarks on her incredible beauty. As he makes advances on her, Ingrid rebuffs him, and out of panic, she blasts him away with [[Ice Magic|ice magic]]. While he is sprawled on the ground, an unsuspecting Helga arrives. To cover up his failed seduction, the Duke explains to Helga that Ingrid attempted to win his romantic affection, but, when he refused her, she used magic on him. However plausible the lie is, an unamused Helga rejects him as she knows the kind of man he is. Enraged, the Duke threatens to expose Ingrid to everyone in Arendelle because he believes the people deserve to know their future queen is a monster. At this, an angered Ingrid attempts to blast him, but the Duke uses Helga as a shield and she takes the magical hit while the Duke escapes |
+ | During the [[King Harald|King]] of [[Arendelle]]'s seventieth birthday celebration, the Duke of Weselton visits and becomes enamored with [[Helga]], one of the three Arendelle princesses. Helga presents him to her father, and, afterwards, the Duke shares a dance with her. When they begin a courtship, he comes across Helga's eldest sister, [[Ingrid]], who is heir to the throne. After the Duke introduces himself, she moves to find Helga. However, he stops Ingrid and remarks on her incredible beauty. As he makes advances on her, Ingrid rebuffs him, and out of panic, she blasts him away with [[Ice Magic|ice magic]]. While he is sprawled on the ground, an unsuspecting Helga arrives. To cover up his failed seduction, the Duke explains to Helga that Ingrid attempted to win his romantic affection, but, when he refused her, she used magic on him. However plausible the lie is, an unamused Helga rejects him as she knows the kind of man he is. Enraged, the Duke threatens to expose Ingrid to everyone in Arendelle because he believes the people deserve to know their future queen is a monster. At this, an angered Ingrid attempts to blast him, but the Duke uses Helga as a shield and she takes the magical hit while the Duke escapes. {{Ep2|The Snow Queen (Episode)|The Snow Queen}} |
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+ | Later, his mind is wiped out of the incident and of both sisters' existence due to [[Grand Pabbie]], who produces a [[Memory Potions|memory potion]] on behalf of [[Gerda]], the only remaining princess and heir to the throne following Ingrid's imprisonment in a [[Magic Urn|magic urn]]. {{Ep3|The Snow Queen}} }} |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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===Production Notes=== |
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− | *He is described as, "a pompous prince who beneath his veneer of confidence-slash-arrogance is not much more than a coward ill-equipped to handle conflict".<ref name="TV">http://tvline.com/2014/09/05/homeland-season-4-spoilers-carrie-quinn/</ref> |
+ | *He is described as, "a pompous prince who beneath his veneer of confidence-slash-arrogance is not much more than a coward ill-equipped to handle conflict".<ref name="TV">{{cite web|url=http://tvline.com/2014/09/05/homeland-season-4-spoilers-carrie-quinn/|title=Matt's Inside Line: Scoop on ''Bones, Once, Homeland, Blacklist, Haven, Reign, TVD, Sleepy Hollow'' and More|last=Mitovich|first=Matt Webb|dateSeptember 5, 2014|quote='''Do you have any''' '''''Once Upon a Time''''' '''scoop that has nothing to do with any of the ‘ships? –Sara''' Always! For Episode 7, the ABC series is casting the one-off role of a pompous prince who beneath his veneer of confidence-slash-arrogance is not much more than a coward ill-equipped to handle conflict.|publisher=[[Wikipedia:TVLine|TVLine]]}}</ref> |
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− | *The [[Wikipedia:Epaulette|epaulettes]] on the Duke<ref>[[:File:407DiplomaticMission.png]]</ref> and [[King Harald]]'s<ref>[[:File:407WelcomeToMyKingdom.png]]</ref> shoulders are the same design worn by [[Gerhardt Frankenstein|Gerhart]]<ref>[[:File:212IDidIt.png]]</ref> and [[Alphonse Frankenstein]]<ref>[[:File:212IPurchasedYouACommission.png]]</ref> in "[[In the Name of the Brother]]", the [[Royal Palace Guards]] of [[Oz]] in "[[Heart of Gold]]"<ref>[[:File:417OffWithHisHat.png]]</ref> and "[[Our Decay]]",<ref>[[:File:516OzGuard.png]]</ref> and [[Captain Nemo]] in "[[Dark Waters]]",<ref>[[:File:606YourLifeFamily.png]]</ref> "[[Page 23]]"<ref>[[:File:614GiveThatOrder.png]]</ref> and "[[A Wondrous Place]]".<ref>[[:File:615FromThoseBeasts.png]]</ref> {{Ep2|The Snow Queen (Episode)|The Snow Queen}} |
+ | *The [[Wikipedia:Epaulette|epaulettes]] on the Duke<ref>[[:File:407DiplomaticMission.png]]</ref> and [[King Harald]]'s<ref>[[:File:407WelcomeToMyKingdom.png]]</ref> shoulders are the same design worn by [[Gerhardt Frankenstein|Gerhart]]<ref>[[:File:212IDidIt.png]]</ref> and [[Alphonse Frankenstein]]<ref>[[:File:212IPurchasedYouACommission.png]]</ref> in "[[In the Name of the Brother]]", the [[Royal Palace Guards]] of [[Oz]] in "[[Heart of Gold]]"<ref>[[:File:417OffWithHisHat.png]]</ref> and "[[Our Decay]]",<ref>[[:File:516OzGuard.png]]</ref> and [[Captain Nemo]] in "[[Dark Waters]]",<ref>[[:File:606YourLifeFamily.png]]</ref> "[[Page 23]]"<ref>[[:File:614GiveThatOrder.png]]</ref> and "[[A Wondrous Place]]".<ref>[[:File:615FromThoseBeasts.png]]</ref> The [[Arendelle]] [[General]] wears the same epaulettes in "[[Rocky Road]]".<ref>[[:File:403DiscoveredSomething.png]]</ref> {{Ep2|The Snow Queen (Episode)|The Snow Queen}} |
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==References== |
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Latest revision as of 04:29, 31 January 2020
The Duke of Weselton is a character on ABC's Once Upon a Time. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the seventh episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by guest star Jonathan Runyon.
The Duke of Weselton is based on the character of the same name from the Disney film, Frozen.
History
During the King of Arendelle's seventieth birthday celebration, the Duke of Weselton visits and becomes enamored with Helga, one of the three Arendelle princesses. Helga presents him to her father, and, afterwards, the Duke shares a dance with her. When they begin a courtship, he comes across Helga's eldest sister, Ingrid, who is heir to the throne. After the Duke introduces himself, she moves to find Helga. However, he stops Ingrid and remarks on her incredible beauty. As he makes advances on her, Ingrid rebuffs him, and out of panic, she blasts him away with ice magic. While he is sprawled on the ground, an unsuspecting Helga arrives. To cover up his failed seduction, the Duke explains to Helga that Ingrid attempted to win his romantic affection, but, when he refused her, she used magic on him. However plausible the lie is, an unamused Helga rejects him as she knows the kind of man he is. Enraged, the Duke threatens to expose Ingrid to everyone in Arendelle because he believes the people deserve to know their future queen is a monster. At this, an angered Ingrid attempts to blast him, but the Duke uses Helga as a shield and she takes the magical hit while the Duke escapes. ("The Snow Queen")
Later, his mind is wiped out of the incident and of both sisters' existence due to Grand Pabbie, who produces a memory potion on behalf of Gerda, the only remaining princess and heir to the throne following Ingrid's imprisonment in a magic urn. ("The Snow Queen")
Trivia
Production Notes
- He is described as, "a pompous prince who beneath his veneer of confidence-slash-arrogance is not much more than a coward ill-equipped to handle conflict".[1]
Disney
- He is often mocked as the Duke of "Weaseltown" instead of "Weselton", just like in the Disney film. ("The Snow Queen")
Costume Notes
- The epaulettes on the Duke[2] and King Harald's[3] shoulders are the same design worn by Gerhart[4] and Alphonse Frankenstein[5] in "In the Name of the Brother", the Royal Palace Guards of Oz in "Heart of Gold"[6] and "Our Decay",[7] and Captain Nemo in "Dark Waters",[8] "Page 23"[9] and "A Wondrous Place".[10] The Arendelle General wears the same epaulettes in "Rocky Road".[11] ("The Snow Queen")
Appearances
Once Upon a Time: Season Four | ||||||||||
"A Tale of Two Sisters": |
"White Out": |
"Rocky Road": |
"The Apprentice": |
"Breaking Glass": |
"Family Business": | "The Snow Queen": |
"Smash the Mirror": |
"Fall": | "Shattered Sight": |
"Heroes and Villains": |
Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Appears | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent |
"Darkness on the Edge of Town": |
"Unforgiven": | "Enter the Dragon": | "Poor Unfortunate Soul": |
"Best Laid Plans": | "Heart of Gold": | "Sympathy for the De Vil": |
"Lily": | "Mother": | "Operation Mongoose Part 1": |
"Operation Mongoose Part 2": |
Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent |
References
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