And now:
Proving she is as useless at being a villain as usual, Regina is having a nightmare about being ganged up on by the angry villagers who threaten her. Emma grabs a metaphorical rotten apple while Regina claims she just wanted to win. Pathetic! Regina should have called her evil dream henchmen down on this group of arseholes. Meanwhile, Emma does what she does best and kidnaps Henry and tries to leave. Henry has other ideas though and begs Emma to stay there and save everyone. Back in fairy tale land that irritating bit of semi handsomeness, Prince Charming is about to be beheaded by the King
When Emma crawls back home into Mary Margaret's, albeit beautiful, house, Mary Margaret starts reaming her out with her Oprah style psychology. A bit rich coming from this sanctimonious home wrecker but whatever. Mary Margaret says they are family and Emma is reverting and so on. Her piece de resistance is that now Emma has to take care of Henry. Great speech, Mary Margaret, great speech.
Back in fairytale land, and it pains me to write this, they are launching an attack on the King's castle and they need some 'air support'. I assume this means the
In Storybrooke, Regina calls on the Mad Hatter, who looks like he should be fronting for a early 00's indie band. He says he can't use his magic but she tells him that she has a way. Mad Hatter agrees but on one condition, he wants a new life for him and his daughter. Meanwhile, Henry goes to talk to August. August gives us yet another speech about how Emma doesn't believe because she doesn't want to. Then he tells Henry he's out of Operation Cobra because he's turning back into wood. Is it just me or is August giving up way to easily? Me thinks there is someone else here who just doesn't want to believe.
In fairy tale land the siege of the King's castle continues. Snow White thinks she has found Prince Charming but it is just a hologram. Mwahahahha. Evil laughter from Regina who says they have to meet face to face...in the place where it all began. Snow White agrees and Red Riding Hood delivers the most idiotic line of the episode-"I don't trust that woman". You don't say. Meanwhile, Regina uses her last bit of magic (a glowy crystal image of her one true love) to get
Back in Storybrook a similar truce is being called. Regina and Emma agree that it's best if Emma leaves but still has visitation rights and all that. Regina, having cleverly baked the toxic apple into a pie (I won't lie, that pie looks great!) gives Emma a piece before saying 'hasta la vista'. Emma says goodbye to Henry, telling him that it's best and blah, blah, blah. Henry spots the pie and tells her she can't eat it. Of course Emma doesn't believe him because that's what she does. To prove his point Henry (who is still my favourite character on this show) takes a bite and then...collapses! A solid ending, if I do say so myself. However, I think I have to agree with the writers at EW when they say that Revenge is taking LOST's place and not any of the sci-fi and fantasy shows, like Once Upon a Time, that have tried too.
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