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Once Upon A Time Episode Guide
Later, Regina goes to the diner for breakfast and Graham comes in. He asks if she wants
him to come over later and she agrees. Owen comes over and asks Regina if she likes the apple
pancakes, and the mayor tries to work out who he is. Kurt comes over and introduces himself,
and apologizes for Owen being so forward. He asks to rent a hotel room for the night and Granny
directs him to her boarding house. Meanwhile, Regina asks Graham if she knows who the Flynns
are and he admits that he doesn’t.
In the present, Regina goes to the family vault to place a rose on Cora’s coffin. Gold comes
and explains that Cora will always have a place on his heart. As he places a rose on the coffin
next to Regina’s Regina asks why he killed Cora if he loved her, and Gold admits that he was
desperate. Regina vows to kill Mary Margaret for killing Cora, but Gold warns her that if she
does then Regina will lose Henry when she kills the boy’s grandmother. He tells Regina to give
up her blood feud, warning her that it will cost her everything. When Gold says that she hasn’t
learned her lesson, Regina asks what he means and the pawnbroker explains that no one can
have everything. She can have her vengeance or she can have Henry, but not both. Gold suggests
that she cut her losses but Regina insists that she’ll find a way to have both.
At the apartment, Mary Margaret sits on the bed and refuses to eat. Henry realizes that David
and Emma aren’t telling him the full story and they finally explain that Mary Margaret helped
kill Cora. Henry insists that Snow White wouldn’t hurt anyone. Gold arrives to tell them about
Regina’s plans for vengeance, but doesn’t know the details. David insists that he helps, pointing
out that Gold is family and that he owes Mary Margaret a debt for killing Cora and healing him.
At the diner, Regina finds Owen sitting in her customary seat. He refuses to get up and Kurt
points out that Regina doesn’t own the diner. An irritated Regina tells them that she’s talked to
the mechanic and he’ll have the truck repaired ahead of schedule so they can go home to New
Jersey. Kurt thanks her and leaves with Owen, but the boy stops and gives his grandfather’s
keychain lanyard to Regina in return for her letting him sit in her seat. Surprised and touched,
Regina thanks him.
The next morning, Regina wakes up in bed next to a sleeping Graham. She goes to the hospital
and watches Mary Margaret leaves flowers at David’s bedside. As Regina walks through town,
she watches as Marco and Gold do the same thing they did the day before.
However, this time she bumps into Mary Margaret returning from the hospital. Mary Margaret
nervously apologizes and runs off.
Days pass and the same things happen over and over, and no one but Regina realizes it. She
soon gets bored with the lack of challenge and confronts Mary Margaret the next time she bumps
into the teacher. Regina asks why Mary Margaret doesn’t fight back even though Regina bumped
into her, and Mary Margaret just says that she has no idea why she would fight. Once she leaves,
Regina goes to the pawnshop and complains to Gold that she isn’t happy despite their deal. He
claims to have no idea what she’s talking about and Regina tells him that no one obeys her and
no one knows that she’s won. Gold assumes that she’s insane and Regina calls Kurt and his son
and invites them to dinner.
Regina searches through Cora’s belongings and accidentally discovers a locket with cameos of
the two of them. Tossing it aside, Regina finally locates a small scroll covered with magic writing.
Gold and David arrive a little later and realize that Regina was searching for one of her
mother’s spells. Gold checks the ingredient trunk and discovers the items necessary to make
the Curse of the Empty-Hearted are missing. They go back to the apartment and Gold tells
Emma and the others that Regina can use the curse to make someone think they love someone
else. Henry figures that Regina plans to use it on him to make him love her, and Gold warns
them that with the curse she can get revenge and Henry at the same time. He tells them that
the last ingredient for the curse is the heart of the person she hates the most. Gold says that
his debt to Mary Margaret is paid off and turns to leave, and Emma demands that he help them.
He warns them that the only way to stop Regina is to kill her. As David and Emma consider the
idea, Henry tells them that they can’t because they used to be heroes. He runs out and Emma
goes after him, and Gold warns David that Regina is more dangerous than her mother, because
Regina has a heart.
Kurt and Owen have lasagna with Regina, and Owen blurts out that it isn’t very good. Regina
apologizes for not being a better cook and asks Owen to go to the kitchen to pick out apples to
make apple turnovers. Once he leaves, Kurt explains that Owen is a free spirit like his mother,
who passed away six months. He tells Regina that he took Owen camping to get his mind off of
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