Storybrooke Waterfront. Red and Whale have a heart to heart about being monsters. Both actors should get Emmy awards for keeping a straight face throughout this scene. Red says, "I ate my boyfriend. Regina thought she was punishing us by erasing who we were, but I think she was underestimating how much crap we wanted to forget, but we can't let it stop us. She gave us a chance to start over, and I want to take it. I think you should, too." Whale says he wasn't such a bad guy. He starts blathering about how his father never got over their mother's death, but Red interrupts him and reminds him that there's a patient back in the hospital. Maybe Whale can fix him. We cut to...

Regina's car. When Regina asks if Cora is nervous, she says she's fine with owning up to what she's done, but these "carriages" are strange. Reaching under her skirt, she says something is irritating her. It's then that she pulls out Henry's plaque and reads, "Oh, for Mommy. That used to be you." When Regina asks when Cora was in her house, Cora lies that she wasn't, but Regina knows the truth. Cora doesn't care, and trying to manipulate Regina out of making things right with Emma and the two idiots. When she asks Regina what she wants, Regina answers, "My son back," but instead of driving to Snow's place, she pulls her car over and parks in front of that bar called The Rabbit Hole. Cora says she just wants her daughter back. She apologizes again and asks Regina to let her into her heart. "Together, we can get him back again." Regina leans into Cora, who takes her into her arms. When Regina asks, "How?" Cora answers, "I have a few thoughts."

Storybrooke Hospital. When Red brings Whale back to the hospital, he covers by saying he just needed to stretch his legs. As he heads off to the O.R., he glances back at Red and they share a look.

Frankenstonia. Viktor finds Gerhardt in his cell. He tries to talk to him and figure out if his brother is truly inside that body. When Viktor gets too close, Gerhardt attacks him. As he's throttling Viktor, Gerhardt's face softens. Loosening his grip, he says, "Vik...tor?" When Viktor whispers, "Yes," the startled Gerhardt jumps off him and curls up in the corner. Drawing his gun, Viktor heads toward his monster. He aims at the back of Gerhardt's head, but can't go through with it. Gerhardt looks up, grabs the barrel of Viktor's gun and places it on his own forehead. Refusing to shoot, Viktor tells Gerhardt their father was wrong. Viktor promises to find a way to save his brother and walks out, leaving him alone in his cell. We flash forward to the...