The obvious question is, what's in the box? This is classic Horowitz/Kitsis sleight of hand. They direct all of our attention to the box, make us salivate with curiosity over what could possibly be in the box that August shows to Neil to make him believe in Emma's grand and glorious destiny as The Savior.
And what's in the box is a mystery, to be sure. An important one. But asking what's in the box is the wrong question.
The question is WHY would Neil have any reason/be predisposed to believe in Fairy Tales? There is arguably, nothing that August would have or could get and could keep in his possession that would persuade any average
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