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Graham wakes up from his dream, and tells Regina that he saw himself hunting a deer and
talking with a wolf. He explains that he’s seen the wolf before, but Regina says that it’s a dream
and tells him to go back to bed. Graham insists that it was a memory, not a dream, and goes out
to get some air. He leaves despite her protests and goes to get his car at the bar. The wolf walks
up to him and looks at him for a moment, and then trots away.
The next day, Emma enters the kitchen and finds a bouquet of flowers on the table. She
assumes that they’re Graham’s and throws them away, but Mary Margaret comes in and says
that Dr. Whale sent them after their one-night stand. Emma wonders if it’s serious and Mary
Margaret admits that she felt guilty about it. When Emma says that it’s okay and that she never
gets beyond one-nighters, Mary Margaret points out that she always keeps walls up from other
people and figures that she has feelings for Graham. Emma denies it, proving Mary Margaret’s
point, and the teacher says that the wall will not only keep out pain but love. She then takes the
flowers out of the garbage and puts them in a vase.
Graham runs into the woods and finds Gold out for what he says is a bit of gardening.
When Graham says that he was looking for a wolf, Gold says that there aren’t any wolves in
Storybrooke. The sheriff explains that he saw the same wolf in his dream and then in the real
world, and asks if Gold has seen it. Gold says that he hasn’t but notes that some people believe
that dreams are memories of another life. When Graham asks what he believes, Gold says that
he never rules out anything and wishes Graham luck in finding what he’s looking for.
The Huntsman goes to a tavern with his wolf companion and the other patrons stare cautiously
at the animal. They gossip that the Huntsman is an animal who was raised by animals
and cries over his kills. One man comes over and asks him why he cries, and the Huntsman says
that an honorable man cries, and that animals are pure of heart, not selfish and self-serving.
The wolf growls at the man, who prepares to attack it. The Huntsman kills him and takes on the
others, who withdraw after a few seconds. Meanwhile, the Evil Queen watches him through a
shard of glass, decides that he’s perfect, and tells her men to bring the Huntsman to her.
In the woods, Graham continues to chase the wolf and catches a glimpse of it. He finally
catches up to it and asks what it wants. It starts to walk away, but when he whistles to it, it
turns around and comes to him. Graham pets it and has a flash of himself, killing a woman who
looks like Mary Margaret.
Graham goes to the school and finds Mary Margaret. He says that he thinks they know each
other from another life.
The Huntsman enters the palace and refuses to give his real name to the Evil Queen. He
explains that the wolves raised him and that his parents only gave birth to him, and she believes
that he is a wolf rather than a sheep. She asks him to kill someone and the Huntsman wonders
why he should. The Evil Queen offers him a place at her court as her Royal Huntsman, awash
in luxury, and explains that she needs someone without compassion, someone who can carve a
heart out and bringing it back to her. The Huntsman says that he can do that and tells the Evil
Queen to outlaw the hunting of wolves in return. She promptly agrees and the Huntsman asks
her who he is to kill.
Graham asks Mary Margaret if she remembers when they met, and she admits that she has
no idea. He doesn’t remember either, and explains that he doesn’t remember meeting anyone in
town. Mary Margaret dismisses it as life, and he asks if he’s ever hurt her.
Graham asks if she believes in past lives, and Mary Margaret tells him about Henry’s theory
that they’re fairy tale characters. She tells him to go home and get some rest, and Graham
hesitantly leaves.
The Huntsman, dressed as a guard in the Queen’s army, walks Snow home. She offers him
an apple and he refuses, and Snow realizes that he’s not one of her father’s knights. However,
she realizes that he’s there to kill him. He freely admits that he is, and Snow knocks him down
in his armor and runs off.
Emma is at the sheriff’s office when Regina arrives. The mayor freely admits that she has a
relationship with Graham, and asks what Emma’s relationship is with Graham. Emma says that
her life is her business, but Regina tells him to stay away from Graham because she’s putting
thoughts in his head and leading him on a path of self-destruction.
Graham goes to see Henry and asks him if he’s in his fairy tale book.
The Huntsman finally catches up to Snow, who is sitting and writing a letter. He asks why
and Snow says that she knows he’ll find her no matter what. She asks the Huntsman to give her
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