@TheOnionGirl wrote:
I’m still thinking about my theory that she’s working a long con. Turning Pinocchio human … putting Gepetto in the position to know what’s going to Pinocchio when the curse is enacted … then leaving him there to tell Snow White to go through the wardrobe instead of doing it herself …
Did anyone else find it odd that she so blatantly left Gepetto to tell SW when she knew how he felt about it?
The question is, what would she get out of that? Pinocchio in our world and Emma effectively left on her own? (Because even if Pinocchio/August stayed with her, I’m not sure how much he could do as a 7-year-old within the foster care system. They probably wouldn’t have stayed together long one way or another.)
Yes, it was it was odd. She felt it to be very important and was extorted into letting Pinnochio go. If it was really important then BF should have told Snow herself. If you want someting done right you do it yourself. Then again sonehow someway it was kind of understood that Snow would never leave Charming nor vice versa and besides it can aloso be Pinnochio’s last ultimate test to be fully human. Afterall he is turning back into wood now.