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@mia wrote:
The box was most definitely one of Regina’s. It had the same logo as Henry Sr.’s grave (SB) and the one on top of the door to the room of hearts (FTL).
Emma has seen those logos, hasn’t she? She could recognize them and/or investigate them and they aren’t hidden so that would prove that Regina was involved. Yikes. That’s like writing a ransom note with “From the desk of [the ransomer’s name]” on it!
Oh, and I also believe those are Snow’s prints from FTL. I’m sure at some point she handled that box. Heck, maybe the poison apple was inside it. Or maybe it was her jewelry box, like someone said. But it would also be easy enough to get MM’s fingerprints in SB and transfer them to the box–that happens in lots of spy shows.
[adrotate group="5"]Screen shots of the heart boxes reveal they are in fact different. The box Ruby found is different from any of the other boxes we’ve seen, either in Regina’s vault or on her desk.
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@songbird139 wrote:
I believe it is different from Regina’s usual boxes. It looked like to me that it could possibly come from the palace. Maybe it was a jewelry box belonging to Snow White…which would explain how Mary’s fingerprints were inside the box. Regina could have gotten it and used the animal heart the Huntsman brought to her faking Snow White’s heart. Just an idea. So what do you think????
Did Emma verify that is a human heart? I think she did.
Hmm, it didn’t look like a jewelry box to me. There didn’t appear to be any loose compartments inside.
@obisgirl: Based on the sneak-peek for ep. 16, the box is in fact Mary Margaret's jewlery box in SB.
"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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