#disney parallel

idk if this has been brought up or touched upon before, but I haven’t seen it, so I thought I’d share this little parallel

when the Huntsman lowers his knife that he was just about to use to kill Snow White, he immediately kneels before her and (kinda) weeps into the skirt of her dress. He addresses her with a very respectful term “Your Highness”, showing her more regard and veneration, even affection, at that moment than he does to the queen. He completely falls before Snow White for her forgiveness and for his sorrow.

Rook’s behavior is really quite similar. When Neige comes close to him, Rook completely melts before him. The words he said to Vil moments ago appear far less meaningful now, just as the promise the Huntsman made to the queen seconds before this scene no longer holds value in his heart. Rook turns away from Vil and, instead, gives his veneration to Neige, crying before him the same way the Huntsman did. Both of these scenes were full displays of esteem and vulnerability--from the hunter to the kinder royalty 

The scene that played between Rook and Neige at the end of VDC was the scene of Snow White being spared, but “please forgive me” turns into “wow you remember me” (while the “go now and don’t come back” took place earlier on)

Flynn/Rapunzel & Gray/Lucy Parallels