Regina tells Snow White to get down on her knees and swear on her father's grave that the kingdom belongs to Regina. Charming reacts to this statement, fighting against his bonds. Regina responds by reasoning that, instead of trying to kill Snow White, her focus should be taking everything that was once supposed to be Snow White's. Regina offers Snow White a deal if the Princess will declare Regina the rightful ruler of the kingdom, the Queen will allow her, Charming, and the dwarves to live peacefully on Charming's former farm.
Regina responds by magically binding Charming with rope. Regina makes a snide remark regarding Charming's former identity as a shepherd, and both Charming and Snow White draw their swords on the Queen. The assembled commoners run off, and Snow White remarks that the townspeople may be afraid of Regina, but they are not. Instead, the Evil Queen appears, poking fun at the frightened townspeople. She asks those assembled who will fight with her, but no one responds. Snow White gives a harrowing account of the Evil Queen's tyranny, claiming the kingdom belongs not to the Queen, but to the people. The Queen is enraged.Įlsewhere in the Enchanted Forest, Snow White, Prince Charming, and the dwarves attempt to rally a group of commoners. The Mirror shows the Queen images of Prince Charming proposing to Snow White. The guard carries the mirror out to the garden, where the Evil Queen is picking an apple from her apple tree. Meanwhile, at the Evil Queen's palace, a guard rushes through the palace, carrying a mirror channeling the Magic Mirror. In the former Enchanted Forest, Prince Charming awakens Snow White from the Sleeping Curse. Emma lingers, looking forlorn, and Mary Margaret comforts her, saying "it's never too late."
He suggests they make camp for the night. David remarks that they're in a good position to comb the jungle, but Hook disagrees, telling the group that the Dark Jungle is treacherous, and they should go around. Hook, unable to easily spot Pan's lair as he anticipated, explains that the jungle has grown since he left the island. The group looks out over the overgrown Dark Jungle. When Emma responds that, according to the stories she heard as a child, Peter Pan is not a villain either, Hook responds that Pan is the "most treacherous" villain he's ever faced.ĭavid calls to the pair from the top of the ridge. Hook assures that, on Neverland, he is not the bad guy. Emma responds that he's just not used working with the "bad guys". Falling behind the group, Hook asides to Emma that her father is distrustful. Hook then suggests the party take a slightly different direction, and David suggests the other way.
Gold, in a concentrated form, and that, in its natural form, death by dreamshade is very painful and very slow. He further explains that dreamshade was the source of the poison he used on Mr. Hook stops him, explaining that the thorns carry a poison called dreamshade. David, using a sword to clear to clear a path, takes aim at a bunch of thorns. Regina suggests that she could have just magically transported the group to the top of the ridge, and Hook responds by reminding her that there are dangers she doesn't know about in Neverland, and only he can guide the group. He gives the dagger to his shadow, instructing it to hide the knife where not even Gold himself can find it.Įlsewhere on the island, Emma Swan, Captain Hook, David Nolan, Mary Margaret Blanchard and Regina Mills trek through the jungle, heading toward a ridge to gain a better view. Using his dagger, he cuts his shadow from his feet, detaching it.
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