@HappyEndings wrote:
When David said that we are both, I thought he was refering to the names only because everyone went back to their orginal personality. How can Belle be both if she doesn’t go back to her orginally personality?
No, it was more than just names (because Charming still calls Snow “Snow” sometimes, at the start of the season). It meant that they were both people. They had lived two lives and both were true. Belle is going to go back to being Belle but she will also be Lacey, in her dress at least. She may be more wild but she’ll still be sweet and kind and be able to see the good in people, that’s my guess.
Just to clarify, here is Charming’s “both” speech
And I get that it’s easier to let go of bad memories, but… Even bad memories are part of us. David, Storybrooke David, was – is – weak, confused. And he hurt the woman I love. I wouldn’t give up being Charming just to be him, but, you know what? I wouldn’t make the other trade, either. Because that David reminds me, not only of who I lost, but of who I want to be. My weaknesses, and my strengths. David, and the Prince. I am both – just like you. You are both. The town is both. We are both