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I’m thinking that it may have had to do with interal struggle.
A) Cora told Regina that she made deals to get them out of poverty, so maybe Regina thought that if she went back to poverty, the deals that cost herself or her family were made for nothing.
B) She felt obligated to keep up the ruse in front of Snow White. Regina told Snow that she was going to marry her father because she didn’t love Daniel. If Regina didn’t keep up her end, then Snow might ask what really happend reguarding Daniel. If the truth was known, Cora and her heart reputation would come out to the King, and perhaps many others.
[adrotate group="5"]Regina didn’t want to be queen. It was Cora that forced her into marrying Leopold which is why I think pushing Cora through the mirror happened after the wedding.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of FelixThat was my other thought, price of magic. In my post, I was trying to say that she really didn’t want to, but felt pressured. We saw Regina in a wedding dress, so maybe they were married at the summer palace or went there afterwords. Didn’t the scene with Regina and her father take place on the grounds? Will have to have someone rewatch that.
@HMVerhagen wrote:
I’m thinking that it may have had to do with interal struggle.
A) Cora told Regina that she made deals to get them out of poverty, so maybe Regina thought that if she went back to poverty, the deals that cost herself or her family were made for nothing.
B) She felt obligated to keep up the ruse in front of Snow White. Regina told Snow that she was going to marry her father because she didn’t love Daniel. If Regina didn’t keep up her end, then Snow might ask what really happend reguarding Daniel. If the truth was known, Cora and her heart reputation would come out to the King, and perhaps many others.
Good points!
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