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* InsecureProtagonistArrogantAntagonist: After Snow White wakes up and decides to retake the kingdom with her fiancé, she has trouble trying to rally the folk behind her. The Evil Queen gloats to Snow that she cannot defeat her, and it is best if she gives up so Snow's loved ones may live.
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* HurtingHero: Emphasized yet again for Emma.
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* CouchGag: The title card features Excalibur in the stone.
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* AbsenteeActor: Henry for the second time.
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** DoubleSubverted, based on what we learn in a later season, as the ''real'' Excalibur (or at least, part of it), actually makes an appearance in this episode, in the present-day.
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* GoldDigger: The Dwarves accuse Prince Charming of being this at first.
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* ChekhovsGun: The heroes come across thorns in the jungle which produce the Dreamshade poison. This of course is to set up for the Lost Boys using it on their arrows, so that David can end up poisoned by it by episode's end.
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* SadisticChoice: Made by Regina in the past to Snow--go and live a life of peace and love with her prince and the dwarves, while knowing she was ruling the kingdom and oppressing the people, or stay and watch Regina kill her allies and people one by one. [[TakeAThirdOption Instead]] Snow (with Charming's help) finds the courage to attack and harm the Evil Queen directly, allowing them to instead face each other on the field of battle, as we already knew they did in the last two seasons.
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* GenreSavvy: Rumple--the first thing he does this episode is cast a spell to remove his own shadow, then sends it to hide the Dark One's dagger where no one can find it, "not even me". Thus, no one (but especially not Pan) will be able to control or kill him.
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* VillainousValor: Pan claims that if Emma stops denying who she really is, the map will lead her to Henry. When Regina uses a locator spell on the map instead, he says he's not giving up Henry solely because they cheated and "cheaters never win...[[MeaningfulEcho bad form]]." On all but one other occasion Pan usually cheats or breaks his word in the end...but once Emma accepts, despite having found her parents, that she really is an orphan the map does work. So apparently this really was a case of VillainsNeverLie (complete with said truth being a painful one designed to hurt and demoralize the hero).
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* VillainousValor: Pan claims that if Emma stops denying who she really is, the map will lead her to Henry. When Regina uses a locator spell on the map instead, he says he's not giving up Henry solely because they cheated and "cheaters never win...[[MeaningfulEcho bad form]]." On all but one other occasion Pan usually cheats or breaks his word in the end...but once Emma accepts, despite having found her parents, that she really is an orphan the map does work. So apparently this really was a case of VillainsNeverLie (complete with said truth being a painful one designed [[KickTheDog to hurt and demoralize the hero).hero]]).
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* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: Rumpelstiltskin brought his dagger with him, making him seem GenreBlind having brought the only weapon that can kill him. However he proves to be the opposite by using the dagger to cut off his own shadow to prevent Pan from taking it and killing him, then has his shadow hide the dagger so he can't get screwed over that way either.
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