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Re: Did Sarah really know?

Posted: January 23rd, 2011, 7:47 am
by BatMotor
She definitly knew ;)

Re: Did Sarah really know?

Posted: January 23rd, 2011, 12:24 pm
by rbevanx
BatMotor wrote:She definitly knew ;)
How is it definitly BatMotor as it's ambigious to me

Re: Did Sarah really know?

Posted: January 23rd, 2011, 10:05 pm
by Cilogy
In my opinion, she thought that Alfred was trying to be two different people. I don't think she knew he had a brother.

Re: Did Sarah really know?

Posted: January 23rd, 2011, 10:09 pm
by steveportee
Cilogy wrote:In my opinion, she thought that Alfred was trying to be two different people. I don't think she knew he had a brother.
This.

Re: Did Sarah really know?

Posted: March 9th, 2011, 10:28 am
by Batcat
Cilogy wrote:In my opinion, she thought that Alfred was trying to be two different people. I don't think she knew he had a brother.
Yeah, that's what I think too!
I think she could make the difference between them in the sens that she knew when he loved her and when he didn't but that's all. I don't think she would have been that much upset when Alfred-B told her "I don't love you. Not today" if she knew they were 2 different persons. Because she would have known that Alfred-A was the one who loved her.

If she figured it out, then I think it's only before hanging up herself, I don't see any other moments...

Re: Did Sarah really know?

Posted: March 10th, 2011, 8:58 am
by LomDodge
steveportee wrote:
Cilogy wrote:In my opinion, she thought that Alfred was trying to be two different people. I don't think she knew he had a brother.
This.
I agree. She couldn't stand living with him because he thought magic was just as important as her. When she says to Alfred 'You don't mean it today etc' she thinks that that is the other side of Alfred that likes magic more than her, not that that's his brother. Otherwise she'd have:

1. left him when she found out. or
2. she'd have asked the one she loved to stay as Alfred and not the magician. (unless if that Alfred was the one she disliked which is unlikely because he wouldn't have shown affection back to her)

She might have found out later on and that might have been the main reason for hanging herself. But it's unlikely that she knew up until that moment.

Did Sarah really know?

Posted: October 10th, 2011, 5:32 am
by fakescorpion
infamous wrote:I like to believe she did know they were twins, but if that's so why kill herself? why not just be with the one that loved her, because she knew one of them did love her.
I think she knew as well.
But there's two aspects here: (1)Which twin loved Sarah? (2)Which twin did Sarah love?

Remember the scene when Sarah told Borden that she's pregnant? I think that Borden is the one she really loved. Sarah could always sort of tell them apart, so why choose the day to tell the news when she thought Borden didn't love her? Why asked that particular twin whether he loved her or not on the last day...was it coincidence or deliberate?
So maybe the twin Sarah loved wasn't the twin that loved her?

And if the twin Sarah loved was also the one that loved her, then there was the possibility that she killed herself because she suspected Jess' actual father might not be the twin that love her/that she loved (the horror!). She tried to ask but soon realized she would never know the truth because the twins would never admit they're two different people.

Did Sarah really know?

Posted: November 27th, 2011, 3:32 pm
by tykjen
She had a radical notion.

Did Sarah really know?

Posted: November 27th, 2011, 6:11 pm
by steveportee
tykjen wrote:She had a radical notion.
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