Fairy Tale Land. At night, Baelfire goes back to the forests of Endor. "Reul Ghorm? Are you there? If you can help me, please make yourself known to me." He closes his eyes. When he opens them again, the Blue Fairy flits down in her horrible parade float of a dress. She says she can help him. He doesn't know if he can trust her, so she says there's good magic and dark magic. "I'm on the right side," she says, rather nonspecifically. He tells her about his father being the Dark One and all. Unfortunately, she can't change him back to who he was before. She offers to send them someplace where his father can't use his powers. Baelfire is worried this place is some kind of jail, but she assures him it's just another world where there's no magic. She gives him a magic bean -- the last magic bean. "You just use it wisely and follow wherever it leads you," she says. "It will save you both."

Storybrooke. Night out on the streets. Mary Margaret heads for her parked car. David, obviously waiting around for her, follows her. "We need to talk," he says. "So talk," she says, not really wanting to. He starts to apologize for not believing in her. She stops and looks up at him. "You know, I will never forget that moment when the world sort of blows you backwards, and the one person you thought would always be there to catch you... he isn't there." What, exactly, was it about him in this existence that made her think he was that reliable? He ain't Prince Charming here, by a long shot. "Look at what was going on," he says. "It was your jewelry box! Your fingerprints! Knife in your apartment!" Man, he is really sucking at this apology. Mary Margaret reminds him it was a setup. He apologizes for being human. "But we have to move forward," he says. She says they can't: "It's like something in this world doesn't want us together." He says he loves her, but that just makes her sadder.