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@hjbau wrote:
It might be that the reunion is Ep 9 and the walking down the street is Ep 10.
Yeah, possibly. The main thing that stood out to me was the description of the scene being filmed.
“Rolling!” first-assistant director Morgan Beggs shouts, as episode director Ron Underwood takes his position behind the camera monitors and the happy band of merrymakers celebrates in the street. In an added touch, an industrial motion-picture fan whips up autumn leaves in their faces — for atmospheric effect — but the leaves are so sodden from the rain by now that only a handful of them make it into midair before falling back to the ground again in a desultory heap.
On the first take, Ginnifer Goodwin, playing Mary Margaret — she also plays Snow White in Once Upon a Time’s fairy-tale world — is ebullient, laughing easily as she links arms with her fellow actors Jennifer Morrison, Josh Dallas and Jared Gilmore. On the second take, the smiles and laughter are still believable but this time, when Beggs calls, “Cut!” the group huddles together for that one moment of extra warmth before the third take. By the end of the third take, Goodwin and Morrison’s teeth are chattering as Dallas — Prince Charming in Once Upon a Time’s fairy-tale kingdom — and a pair of crew members offer blankets and heavy coats.
It suggests that Snow and Emma are truly joyous to be with their family again, and also that they’re their legitimate selves in this reunion scene.
"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy