When they get to talking about the curse failure, and that Queenie used her steed's heart as the blood sacrifice, Rumpy reaches his hand through his cell bars and grabs her face. She must sacrifice what she loves most, and spews out a Gollum-like, "Precious." Queenie: "What I loved most, died because of Snow White." When she says she's willing to go as far as it takes, Rumpy says, "Then please stop wasting everyone's time and just do it. You know what you love. Now go get it."

Our World, Granny's B&B, Day: Granny says she has to evict Emma. "I'm afraid we have a "no felons" rule. It turns out it's a City Ordinance." Some people misunderstood my nitpick with the word felon in the recaplet. I understand that Regina rules this town with an iron fist, and can bully anyone into doing anything she wants. I have no problem with her engineering Emma's eviction. I just wish the writers had used a term other than felon, here. It's not accurate. Emma wasn't tried and convicted. She's out on bail. It would have been just as easy to say there's an ordinance preventing the inn from taking in anyone who is out on bail. That was my only point. Moving right along... Emma returns the room key and we cut to...

Mayoral Manse, Exterior, Garden: The Sheriff finds Regina gathering up her fallen apples. Regina wants Emma arrested for destroying city property. The Sheriff says he thinks that isn't the best idea and makes it clear he knows Emma didn't steal the file from Archie. He thinks she was set up, "And if she was, that means Dr. Hopper was lying, and if he's lying, that means that someone asked him to. Are we really confident the man's conscience won't get the best of him..." on account of him being Jiminy Cricket and all. Regina: "I think your schoolboy crush is clouding your judgment. Remember, I made you Sheriff, and I can take it away just as easily." The Sheriff says he'll arrest Emma again if Regina truly wants, but it's just going to escalate. Regina is very convincing here, when she goes on about Henry being her son, and that she's doing what's best for him. She's convincing, in that it seems to me as though she believes it, herself. I keep waffling on how much she does or doesn't remember about her true identity. Sheriff: "I know that's what you believe, but it seems to me if this escalates, the only one who will get hurt is Henry." Nearly in tears, Regina sighs. We cut to...