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Well there is no way the first few episodes of season 2 could span several months. So unless season 1 episodes 13-22 spanned those few months, there’s no reason why it would be Halloween in Storybrooke. But even if we did say that season 1 did span to September/October and that was indeed Halloween/Fall in Storybrooke, with the year gap in season 3, Henry should’ve seen or at least heard about Frozen because that would put the timeline late 2013.
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Keeper of FelixWell there is no way the first few episodes of season 2 could span several months. So unless season 1 episodes 13-22 spanned those few months, there’s no reason why it would be Halloween in Storybrooke. But even if we did say that season 1 did span to September/October and that was indeed Halloween/Fall in Storybrooke, with the year gap in season 3, Henry should’ve seen or at least heard about Frozen because that would put the timeline late 2013.
I am aware there is no way. I said that in my first post responding to Obisgirl. It’s like I said. They fiddle with it when it suits their needs. they needed a Halloween episode, so they made it Halloween. Then, the weather changed in Vancity so they just kept it going so that when we ended with 209 and then picked back up everyone could be dressed in warmer clothing. Technically, it should have been the height of summer.
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