To save the life of a child, Elizabeth had to take a life. She killed Daisy Fitzroy, leader of the Vox Populi. The Elizabeth we refused to dance with at the docks can't stomach what she has done, no matter how noble the act. It's a fairly simple visual metaphor. The childish, innocent Elizabeth can no longer be, so she sheds her long ponytail and changes her clothes. It's a shocking, daring change in character, and it's where we start to see the tragic nature of Elizabeth's lot in life.
Kevin Lanigan is a fun-loving Sagittarius who enjoys long walks on the beach and sunsets. While running a popular blog called Chekhov's Gunman, Kevin hopes to one day write the best movies and television you can complain about on the Internet. One of those movies, entitled IT DIDN'T TAKE, just opened up on Indiegogo and would appreciate all donations. Rosebud is a sled.
