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Once Upon A Time Episode Guide
At the cave, everyone searches for some clue to the way out of Neverland. As they search,
Emma realizes that Hook was close to Neal.
Mary Margaret finds a coconut with holes drilled into it and Emma realizes that it’s a map of
the stars. She holds a candle inside of it and it shines up, showing a map full of stars indicating
the way out of Neverland.
At Pan’s camp, the Lost Boys suddenly collapse in magical slumber as the campfire goes out.
Pan knows that Gold is responsible and calls him out. When Gold steps out of the shadows, Pan
calls to Neal to join them, well aware that Neal is preparing to shoot him.
Neal comes out and fires, and Pan easily captures the arrow. However, Neal tells him that he
coated the shaft, not the tip, with the squid ink. The ink paralyzes Pan and Neal picks up the
unconscious Henry. Pan warns Neal that Henry may not be as safe with Gold as he thinks, and
tells him that Gold has come to kill Henry because of the prophecy that the boy will be the Dark
One’s undoing.
When they make their way to the other side of the island from Pan’s camp, Neal demands to
know what Pan is talking about. Gold insists that Pan was simply playing another mind game
and that it is best to let Henry wake up naturally rather than break the spell. Neal isn’t satisfied
and pushes for answers, and his father finally tells him about the seer’s prophecy. Gold assures
his son that he wouldn’t have killed Henry, but Neal realizes that he would have killed any other
boy just as easily. His father says that things have changed and that now he would sacrifice his
life to save Henry. Â Once they escape the camp for the other side of the island, Neal demands
answers but Gold insists that Pan was playing another game.
He says that Henry will wake naturally in a few hours and it’s dangerous to break the spell
before then. Neal demands to know what Pan was talking about and Gold finally tells him about
the seer’s prophecy. Furious, Neal realizes that Gold was going to kill the boy, whoever it was,
and Gold insists that things have changed. He came to Neverland to save Henry even at the cost
of his own life, and begs Neal to trust him. Neal wonders how he can. He begs Neal to trust him
but Neal wonders how he can.
Rumplestiltskin tries to find Bae among the masked revelers, and Pan says that he can’t
because he doesn’t recognize Bae when he’s happy. When the Dark One finds his son, he says
that he came so that he could prove that he cares for him. Bae wonders what he plans to do
and Rumplestiltskin teleports the both of them back to their cabin. Bae is furious and wonders
how his father knows Pan, and Rumplestiltskin explains that he and Pan were friends when they
were children. However, Pan betrayed him and went to Neverland, where he became immortal.
Rumplestiltskin warns that Pan is evil and corrupt, but Bae says that he couldn’t be any worse
than Rumplestiltskin. Bae knows the deal that Pan offered his father, to let Bae decide whether
to stay or go, and says that he would have come home if his father had asked. Angry and
disappointed, Bae runs out of the cabin.
Neal asks for Gold’s dagger as proof of his sincerity, and his father says that he sent his
shadow to hide it. Unconvinced, Neal figures that even if his Gold is sincere then that will only
last until they get back. He asks what will happen once Gold is reunited with Belle and he has
something to live for, and Gold says that his redemption is what is important. After a moment,
Neal takes his hand and says that he used to dream of his father coming to rescue him from
Neverland, but that he can’t forget that Gold chose power over him. Gold realizes that he’s
holding a leaf daubed in the squid ink, and the ink paralyzes him in place. As Neal picks up
Henry and carries him into the jungle, Gold warns that he can’t escape Pan on his own. Neal
says that he doesn’t have a choice because they’re safer without Gold.
At the cave, Hook admits that he can’t read the map because Neal coded it just like taught
him to do when they sailed together. Emma storms out, realizing that it looks hopeless, and her
parents go after her. When they catch up to her, Emma says that she’s angry that she learned
that Neal loved her too late to do anything about it. Once she goes off, Mary Margaret confesses
to her husband that she has no idea how to comfort their daughter. She understands how Emma
feels because she could never move on if her loved one died. David tells her that if it ever happens,
she has to move on, but Mary Margaret hugs him and says that nothing will happen to him while
she’s there.
Neal finds the camp where the others were earlier but the ashes in the fire have long grown
cold. Pan and his Lost Boys enter the camp and take Henry, and Pan enjoys pointing out that
Neal had to choose between Pan and Gold. Neal promises that he will find Henry again and
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