When Bigby and Snow return to the Business Office, they find the mirror broken with Bufkin trying to fix it. After they discover the photo of him and Lily, Crane smashes the mirror with the genie lamp, taking a shard and fleeing the building. After finishing the questioning, Bigby can return to the mirror before checking on the body and ask him about the location of Tweedle Dum, Tweedle Dee (Determinant),the Woodsman (Determinant), Holly (Determinant) and Lily, which Mirror Mirror will tell Bigby that "Some things cannot be revealed, Once again, these lips are sealed."Ĭrane later uses the mirror to spy on Beauty and Bigby while they search Room 207 in the Open Arms Hotel. However, if Bigby was peaceful, Toad claims that he was was trying to "catch him on the shitter" out of boredom. If Bigby was violent with his prisoner, Toad calls him out on it. Later, when Bigby goes to question them about the body TJ found, Toad panickedly tells the mirror to turn off. Toad and TJ observe Bigby, Crane and Bluebeard interrogating Bigby's prisoner in the basement while they wait in the Business Office. From this, Snow determines the location of Lawrence's apartment and they make it a priority to go check on him. Her father is shown to be dead, and Lawrence is seen sitting in a chair with a pool of blood and a knife. The mirror is unable to show Faith, instead saying "these lips are sealed". Bigby can also ask about the "Ten of Hearts" tarot card he finds on Crane's desk, but the mirror just advises against putting any faith in it.Īfter discovering Faith's name and story, Bigby returns to the mirror and can ask about Faith, her father, and her husband, Lawrence. He can also attempt to ask about the prostitute, but as he doesn't know her name yet, the mirror is unable to help him. Bigby can ask him about Bufkin, Snow, and The Woodsman. Snow suggests that he ask the mirror some questions while Bufkin looks for the books. The Magic Mirror is first seen when Bigby enters the Business Office after finding the prostitute's head.
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