@slurpeez108 wrote:
Meghan Ory posted this humorous tweet:
meghanrory: Spotted…a #snowwhite impersonater in #storybrooke !
http://instagram.com/p/RQn7TgMNiw/
Either she’s giving a huge hint, or she knows about the impostor theory and is jesting.
I cracked up when I saw that tweet. Then it made me even more paranoid. 😕 😆
@AntBee wrote:
So yes, I think Emma and Snow likely actually own these clothes, but most of the time they wear the same clothing on the show unless something is going on. For me, it’s just like how most people usually wear the same type of clothes everyday to work or school unless there’s something special going on. In this case, the something special is that this isn’t the real Emma and Snow, but Hook and Cora. So to me Emma’s style looks more like Hook’s style because of the coat and boots and likewise Snow’s style looks more like Cora’s style because of the black almost glove things and her collar, which maybe no one will notice at first in Storybrooke because it’s not really such a big deal.
That’s a fair point. I mean, if Cora went into Snow’s SB closet, and she sees those type of clothes, of course that’s what she’d choose. She has no way of knowing that it’s not how Snow usually dresses, she just knows she found something she’d be comfortable in. Same deal for Hook and Emma.
@AntBee wrote:
I don’t think Charming would think right away that anything was wrong. I mean why would he. He has no idea what exists in what’s left of FTL to think, “I wonder if there’s any evil villains that use dark magic that can shape shift left in FTL”. He might not even know that it’s possible for people who use magic to shape shift into actual people. Plus, he’s going to be so happy that he’s probably not going to notice any little things being off right away. When he starts to notice things are off, he’s probably not going to jump to the conclusion either, “I bet they’re not really my wife and daughter,” he’ll just write it off at first on blaming it on the horrible experience that his wife and daughter had to endure, or just think it’s his imagination.
Rather conveniently, on top of Snow and Emma just having been through a particular ordeal, everyone in SB has just been through an identity crisis ordeal. So if Charming did noticed that something wasn’t quite right with Snow, and asked her about it, she could write it off as not having adjusted to their new selves just yet, and that’s something he’d understand and he’d drop the topic.