Quinn leads Red to his den, where a whole pack is hanging out. It's not just some hole in the wall (or ground, to be precise). It's the sunken great hall of an old castle. Red looks around in wide-eyed wonder at all her fellow wolves. It's then that Anita (Annabeth Gish) appears. She's been expecting Red... because she is her mother. Oh Show, I'm glad to see La Gish, but she's a little too young to be Red's mom, don't you think?

Storybrooke Waterfront. When Charming, Granny and Red arrive at the cannery, they find Billy's tow truck abandoned. When Ruby says she smells blood, the trio looks around for him. Granny finds him lying on the ground in front of his truck. Well, she finds the top half of him. And Red's screams alert Charming to the fact that Red has found the bottom half of him in nearby dumpster. When Charming and Granny get to her, she cries, "It was the wolf. It was me." Meanwhile, I'm tempted to do another Mother Horowitzing Kitsis riff, because YOU JUST DON'T DO THAT TO GUS GUS, YOU MONSTERS. And I totally would, were I not short on time, and honestly more concerned about what pies I'm going to make for Thanksgiving. But I'm watching you, guys. I'm watching you. Yeah, I'm saying it with just about as much menace as that toddler in the E-Trade ads, and you know how menacing toddlers can be.

Storybrooke. Gold's Shop. Regina shows Henry's burn to Gold, who explains that Henry's dream is much more than a dream, which I think we already got, since he was burnt in the dream and retained the injury after waking, but what do I know? Anyhow, Rumpy exposits about how the dream is a side effect of the sleeping curse. And gets in a little jab about how she cast a curse without knowing the full effects. Regina: "My victims are not supposed to wake up, that's why I certainly never cared about what happened to them after." Remembering herself, she looks from Gold to Henry and then adds, "'Til now." Heh.