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Once Upon A Time Episode Guide
Surprised that he’s still alive, Belle frees him and tells him to get Gold and bring him to
the ship. Archie is reluctant to leave her behind but they hear footsteps and Belle tells the
psychiatrist to go while he can.
David and Mary Margaret are cleaning up after wake and notice Henry calling someone. They
listen in on the other phone and hear him calling Archie’s office. David goes over and assures
his grandson that things will get better, but Henry is clearly depressed by the death of his psychiatrist.
Emma comes in with Archie’s dog, Pongo, and suggests that they let Henry take care
of it. Henry is happy at the idea and Emma has him take the dog outside to clean it up. Once
they’re alone, Emma apologizes to her parents for bringing someone or something else into the
already-cramped apartment. Mary Margaret hesitantly suggests that she and David make a fresh
start of things by finding a house of their own.
Belle searches the ship for shawl as Hook comes in. He grabs the gun away from her and
threatens Belle with it.
Belle and Mulan go back to Mulan’s village, where the Yaoguai has set the buildings on fire.
Mulan all but collapses from her leg wound and realizes that she can’t take on the beast. The
warrior tells Belle that she will have to fight, telling her that she needs to find something to fight
for. Mulan tells her that when she found something to fight for, she never gave up, and gives
Belle her sword.
Bell tells Hook that she won’t leave without the shawl, and Hook suggests that Gold’s son
doesn’t want his father to find him. Belle repeats what Gold said about Hook taking Milah, and
Hook tells her the entire story. He informs her that Milah fell in love with Hook and wanted him
to take her away because of Rumplestiltskin’s cowardice. Hook didn’t burn the shawl when he
stole it because Milah made it and it was the only thing he had left of her. When he realizes that
Gold didn’t tell Belle the full story, Hook informs her that Rumpelstiltskin killed Milah by ripping
out her heart and crushing it in front of the pirate. Belle doesn’t believe it but Hook tells her that
Gold would do anything to keep his power. When he asks why she would fight for such a man,
Belle insists that Gold has a good heart. She shoves an overhead pole into Hook, knocking him
into the hold, grabs the shawl, and runs out onto the deck.
Before Belle can get off the ship, Hook catches up to her and blocks her path. Gold arrives
and steps forward to confront Hook, who calls him a coward. When Hook asks Gold if he’ll hide
behind his magic, Gold assures him that he won’t and clubs him down with his cane. Belle tries
to stop Gold, saying that they can go now that they have the shawl, but the bloody Hook tells her
that Gold won’t stop. Gold tells Belle to step away while he finishes off his enemy once and for
all.
Belle lures the Yaoguai into the village and lures it beneath a water tower. When it comes
after her, she knocks out the support, dumping the water on the beast and dousing its flame.
The beast crouches on the ground, badly wounded, and sketches out the words ”Save me” on the
road. Realizing that it needs help, Belle sprinkles the fairy dust on the creature and it transforms
into a human being. The man introduces himself as Phillip and explains that Maleficent cursed
him to separate him from his true love, Princess Aurora. He thanks her for her courage and Belle
tells him that he isn’t the first beast that she’s faced. Philip asks how he can repay her and Belle
asks him to find a doctor for Mulan.
Hook dares Gold to kill him as a horrified Belle looks on, telling him to rip out his heart like
he did with Milah. Gold crouches over the pirate and prepares to do just that, but Belle asks
Good to prove that there’s still good in him like she believes. After a moment, Gold shoves Hook
away and tells him to sail out of Storybrooke and never return.
At the diner, Mary Margaret and David look through real estate ads. David isn’t happy with
any of them and finally admits that he doesn’t want to die in Storybrooke. Mary Margaret tells
him that their homeland is overrun by ogres, but David wants to go back and free it. He insists
that’s what he wants and Mary Margaret wonders if they both want the same thing.
At home, Emma finds Henry making blueprints to add an armory to the apartment once his
grandparents move out. He thinks that they need it as protection against Regina and Emma
promises him that Regina won’t hurt him. Archie arrives at the door and stumbles in, and he
tells them what happened. They realize that Emma was innocent, just like she said, and Emma
realizes that they’ll pay a price for accusing her.
That night, Gold and Bell drive to the town’s border and he thanks Belle for her help. The
pawnbroker admits that he would have been lost without her, and wonders why she hasn’t given
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