* More for Cora. Born impoverished, and humiliated by the nobles. Yet, she was already a spiteful, haughty piece of work hell-bent on making them all ''pay.'' So she lies, cuts a deal with you-know-who, romances him, strings him along to gain power, but then has a choice in the matter. She ''willingly and deliberately removes her own heart,'' double-crosses Rumple, goes into a loveless marriage where she probably abused Henry I (yes, women can commit domestic abuse, and Henry I was so much of an ExtremeDoormat that he probably did nothing to defend himself). She has a small kingdom, and a husband completely under her thumb. She will want for nothing. This isn't good enough for her. Think about this: she removed her heart well before Regina's birth and never put it back, though she could have at any time. ''Regina was nothing more to Cora than just another piece of the plan to have the entire universe kissing her ass for all eternity.'' Maybe her regrets at the end were less FondMemoriesThatCouldHaveBeen and more CrocodileTears that she didn't get to win.

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