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Once Upon A Time Episode Guide
saying that she could sense someone in need. When Snow tells her what she needs, the Blue
Fairy warns that fairy magic is the purest magic of all, and cheating death requires black magic.
Snow realizes that the fairy is holding something back and asks what she can do. The Blue Fairy
admits that there is a form of magic that is forbidden to her kind except under the most dire of
circumstances. She asks Snow to promise not to ever tell anyone what she’s offering and then
gives the girl a candle. The Blue Fairy explains that it can save a life but only at the cost of
sacrificing another life. She instructs Snow in how to use it, but the girl insists that she can’t kill
someone, even to save her mother’s life. The Blue Fairy warns her that if she doesn’t then Eva
will die.
Neal makes a call to arrange for a car and admits that he spent some time in another world
before coming to this one. Henry checks Emma’s phone and finds Mary Margaret’s message
explaining that Regina is seeking the danger. Emma warns Gold that if Mary Margaret and David
don’t find it then Regina and Cora will obtain it and control him. However, the pawnbroker
refuses to tell Emma, insisting that it hasn’t been discovered in centuries and never will. Emma
tells him that he’s going to have to trust someone eventually and that he should start with his
family.
Mary Margaret, David, and the Mother Superior go to Gold’s shop. The Mother Superior tries
to use her wand to get in but discovers that Gold’s protection spell is too powerful. David suggests
that they use black magic and Snow agrees, reminding the Mother Superior that she once gave
her black magic to cure Eva. The Mother Superior doesn’t remember the conversation. However,
before she can ask Snow for more details, Emma calls David and tells him that Gold said where
he hid his dagger. David tells the others what he’s learned and looks up at the clock tower on the
library.
Snow returns to her mother’s chambers and tells Eva what happened. She confesses that she
couldn’t bring herself to kill another to save Eva’s life, and the queen assures her daughter that
it’s all right. Snow’s failure to kill proves that she has the strength to resist the darkness and
rule kingdom as a great queen. Snow begs her mother not to leave her but Eva tells her that as
long as Snow holds the spirit of goodness in heart, she’ll never leave her. As Eva passes away,
Johanna snugs the crying child.
David and Mary Margaret go to the top of the clock tower and David removes the dagger from
where it was tied to one of the clock hands. Before they can do more than grasp it, Regina and
Cora teleport in. Mary Margaret tells Regina that good has won but Cora teleports Johanna in.
Regina takes the woman’s heart and tells Mary Margaret to turn over the dagger or watch her
friend die.
As Snow dresses in black for Eva’s funeral, Johanna gives her the crown and tells Snow that
the kingdom will find strength through her goodness, and Snow will find strength in what Eva
told her. Snow downs the crown and goes to the funeral. After laying a lily on her mother’s chest,
Snow kneels and the people join with her. Snow remains kneeling for hours until long after
everyone else has left. Johanna finally tells the girl that it’s time to let Eva go. Once they leave,
the Blue Fairy flies in... and Cora drops her disguise. She goes to Eva and says admits that her
daughter doesn’t love her the way that Snow loves Eva. Cora then even though she failed this
time, she will eventually darken Snow’s heart, destroying Eva and her legacy, and then Eva will
know what Cora went through as the daughter of a miller.
Cora easily disarms David when he tries to draw his gun. She taunts Mary Margaret, talking
about how she refused to use the candle, and Mary Margaret realizes that only Cora would know
what happened, meaning she was disguised as the Blue Fairy. She also realizes that Cora poisoned
Eva and the sorceress admits that the candle would have worked. When Mary Margaret
wonders why, Cora explains that she killed Eva so that Regina could become queen. Mary Margaret
insists that she won’t let them win again but Regina prepares to crush Johanna’s heart
and a sobbing Mary Margaret finally drops the dagger. Cora snatches it up and Regina returns
Johanna’ heart to her chest. Johanna goes to Mary Margaret... and Cora smashes her through
the clock face, letting her fall to her death on the street below. The two women teleport away as
Mary Margaret breaks into tears.
Regina and Cora go to the mayor’s office and Cora asks her daughter why she’s troubled.
After considering the matter, Regina asks why her mother didn’t tell her about her involvement
in Eva’s death. Cora says that she didn’t want to burden Regina with it, but Reregina realizes
that Cora set it up so that she would rescue Snow as part of her plans for Snow and her family.
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