Lost fans rejoiced seeing this prized Whiskey in Mary Margaret Blanchard’s home: (Note: Click on the picture to get a larger view)
but did you notice the shell on the glasses Emma used to serve the drinks?
A coinkeedink? What about the boat hung in the rafters in Mr. Gold’s shop?
I think we are seeing hints to the Little Mermaid.
Also, notice the bird cages in the background. What do those mean? What else do you see?
Evil Queen uses magical power to “push” away guards:
Just like Yoda did:
Evil Queen lifts objects and throws them at Maleficent’s unicorn:
Like Vader (and other Jedi/Sith, as well) threw equipment and boxes at Luke on Bespin:
Mary Margaret Blanchard’s blouse:
To me, looks similar to Princess Leia (Here is a SW pre-production sketch):
Prince Charming’s (actually the brother of PC) mother’s dress:
Also notice in the picture; More apples, and the hero riding a white horse.
Shmi’s (Anakin’s mother in Episode 1 and 2) dress looks very similar:
What do you think?
More to follow (for sure).
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The top header of the newspaper:
Comet Marley Makes Debut Appearance – Is it referring to Bob Marley that was played in Lost episode Exodus Part 2? Is the comet another heavenly announcement that something incredible is happening in Storybrooke? Is it referring to Jacob Marley in the Christmas Carol story? Is it just tying into Mary Margaret’s Lesson plan on the chalkboard? See below:
Destinations – Interesting title, don’t you think? It looks to be a church of some kind.
Lyme Disease – A New Understanding: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyme_disease
Capsaicin: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capsaicin According to Wikipedia, “It is an irritant for mammals, including humans, and produces a sensation of burning in any tissue with which it comes into contact.” and “The seeds of Capsicum plants are predominantly dispersed by birds.”
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Mary Margaret Blanchard was reading the Storybrooke Daily Mirror in the Diner (Note: Click on the photo for a larger version):
Fun things to notice;
Storybrooke Daily Mirror – Independent and Locally Owned (I wonder what kind of editor Mr. Gold is)
Story – Remnants of Seventeenth Century Colonial Settlement Uncovered at Harestock Bridge. (Hinting to what we discovered watching after the “That Still Small Voice” episode)
Cost of the Paper 75 cents – To align with my crazy theory that Storybrooke was frozen in 1983 (28 years from 2011), I did some checking but couldn’t find proof that a daily paper cost that much (in general), but nothing concrete. Will file this under “possibly”.
John Doe story – I enlarged and sharpened it. I could make it out a bit, but not completely. Mary Margaret Blanchard was quoted in the story, so our little hospital volunteer is also a newspaper “star”. Take a look for yourself:
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