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Boston is the nearest biggest city to the state of Maine. It is like a show about Connecticut always refering to New York or Pennsylvannia Pittsburgh. Even if the characters wanted to go to New York don’t they first have to drive to Boston? and Pittsburgh, Boston too?
[adrotate group="5"]There is no definite proof of FTL’s destruction nor if they are in another dimension. It is unclear what happened to FTL. What is clear is there are traces of FTL in SB.
Did you hear about the ABC podcast by Kitsis and Horowitz on iTunes? I downloaded the podcasts earlier. They might might have information about the curse, the BF/FTL, and SB, but I’m not sure; it might be just going through the first 13 chapters of the Storybook.
Sb is another dimension/ world/ alternate reality or whatever you call it. Nevertheless you cannot ignore the fact that there are traces of FTL in SB. It seems as though only a few characters have noticed this. MM when she looked down the ravine before she slipped and fell before David saved her. Regina and Henry both have found part of the glass coffin of Snow White.
@Clockwatcher wrote:
Maybe when Regina transported everyone to SB, she also transported some of the objects 😉
That is plausible. It can definitely explain the traces of FTL in SB. We still do not know what SB is with respect to FTL. They certainly be the same place but an alternate view because if you look at the epsidoes where they focus on the wood surrounding SB they do look similiar to the forest in FTL. There are certain trails that the characters take that do look familiar.
@aurora wrote:
It’s like FTL has been pulled inside out. ❓
That is possible. It can explainwhy we saw the glass coffin in the mine and that ravine that Mary Margaret saw before she slipped.
We now know that FTL still exists in some form, since Regina spoke to Jefferson about the possibility of returning to it in episode 21. Before Jefferson even reached through the hat to a time and place in the past in FTL that was, Regina spoke as if FTL is a place that exists in the present. She mocked that Jefferson would have to return to his little hovel and sell mushrooms at market to support himself, or he could simply remain in SB in the mansion she gave him.
"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
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