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* While it's a powerful moment for her, she sounds very pained as she reveals that the Crystal Heart will "destroy my magic". She has to give up a part of herself that was all she had for a long time in order to do the right thing.

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* While it's a powerful moment for her, she sounds very pained as she reveals that the Crystal Crimson Heart will "destroy my magic". She has to give up a part of herself that was all she had for a long time in order to do the right thing.



* Snow finding Charming's seemingly dead after the beanstalk collapses. Luckily, he turns out to be alive.

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* Snow finding Charming's Charming seemingly dead after the beanstalk collapses. Luckily, he turns out to be alive.
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* While down in the minds, Zelena calls Regina on the fact that, in all her mourning of Robin, she forgets that Zelena had to lose the man she loved too. And Zelena had to kill Hades, and she specifically says "I sacrificed Hades for you!" and her only thanks was to be blamed by the sister she gave up her first love to save.

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* While down in the minds, mines, Zelena calls Regina on the fact that, in all her mourning of Robin, she forgets that Zelena had to lose the man she loved too. And Zelena had to kill Hades, and she specifically says "I sacrificed Hades for you!" and her only thanks was to be blamed by the sister she gave up her first love to save.
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*** The way Zelena's voice breaks as she says that last part. There's none of her fury, trolling or usual shameless evil badassery. She sounds so hopeless as she comprehends that her first true love still wanted to use her just like everyone else has ever done.

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*** :: The way Zelena's voice breaks as she says that last part. There's none of her fury, trolling or usual shameless evil badassery. She sounds so hopeless as she comprehends that her first true love still wanted to use her just like everyone else has ever done.



* * Henry's horror when he realizes he's trapped his family in another realm instead of destroying magic.

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* * Henry's horror when he realizes he's trapped his family in another realm instead of destroying magic.
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* Cora bandons baby Zelena in the woods, telling her that the word is cruel and full of betrayal, and that she has to give her up to give ''herself'' her best chance, a very selfish twist on one of the show's signature phrases. And then as she leaves, baby Zelena starts crying and reaching out after her.

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* Cora bandons abandons baby Zelena in the woods, telling her that the word is cruel and full of betrayal, and that she has to give her up to give ''herself'' her best chance, a very selfish twist on one of the show's signature phrases. And then as she leaves, baby Zelena starts crying and reaching out after her.
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It's not made clear which episode it would have been in (most likely "We are Both"), but a DeletedScene after things start getting back to normal in Storybrooke again involves Archie stopping outside the window of Gold's pawn shop and seeing ''those puppets''. The look on his face is indescribable, and makes the scene an important acknowledgement of something otherwise glossed over throughout the show, that not only are Geppetto's parents still there, they're apparently stuck like that forever since there are plenty of times Gold would have restored them if he could have. It's no wonder this is never revisited and Archie is never seen confronting Gold or being anything but a good friend to Marco.

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* It's not made clear which episode it would have been in (most likely "We are Both"), but a DeletedScene after things start getting back to normal in Storybrooke again involves Archie stopping outside the window of Gold's pawn shop and seeing ''those puppets''. The look on his face is indescribable, and makes the scene an important acknowledgement of something otherwise glossed over throughout the show, that not only are Geppetto's parents still there, they're apparently stuck like that forever since there are plenty of times Gold would have restored them if he could have. It's no wonder this is never revisited and Archie is never seen confronting Gold or being anything but a good friend to Marco.

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