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NARRATOR: Previously,
on Once Upon A Time...

ALICE: Papa!

- Tilly, put the scalpel down...
- I told you something bad

would happen today!
And neither of you listened.

And now you're
both too late.

Good evening, trees.

And you, stars!

My, you're rather chatty
tonight, aren't you?

Do you know what the stars
say today is, Mr. Hatter?

Well, the second star
to the right

is blinking to the north.

Which can only mean one thing...

Today is my birthday.

(SINGS)
A very happy birthday to you

(LAUGHS)

Who wants some cake?

Well... maybe next year.

- (FOOTSTEPS THUDDING)
- (RUMBLING)

(SHRIEKS)

(RUMBLING, CRASHING)

(GASPS)

(GROWLS)

(EXHALES LOUDLY)

(GROANS)

(LAUGHS)

Who are you?

(GRUNTS)

(SIREN WAILING)

TILLY: Oh, friend...
I'm in quite a jam.

They think I killed that
poor woman, but I didn't.

I couldn't.

You know I don't have
that kind of malice in me.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

(SIREN WAILING)

- Tilly, get in the car.
- No. Nuh-uh.

You didn't believe me before,
and now someone is dead.

I know. I should've listened
to you and I'm sorry.

- But I believe you now.
- I didn't kill anyone.

- Really, I didn't, I swear.
- Tilly, you can trust me.

I just want to help you.

Just please,
get in the bloody car.

(ENGINE REVS)

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

(BIRDS CHIRPING)

You look happy, Papa.

(TWIGS SNAPPING)

Don't move, spy.

(PANTING)

- Who are you? Who sent you?
- Nobody sent me.

I just... I wanted
to see my papa.

- Then why are you lurking?
- Because...

his heart is poisoned.
If I got any closer he'd die.

You're Alice... Nook's kid.

- Nook?
- New Hook. It's a thing

that my mom and...
You know what? Doesn't matter.

Wow, so you're the girl
in the tower.

I got out of that tower
years ago.

So I heard. I thought Henry
and Ella left you in Wonderland

looking for a cure
for your father.

Well, they did. But...

I failed.

I'm sorry.

I know he misses you.

- How do you know my papa?
- I'm a part of the team.

You know, my mom
and aunt, your dad,

a bunch of other people
I don't really know.

- Kind of new here. Name's Robin.
- New Robin. So, Nobin.

- Yeah, don't call me that.
- But if Papa's Nook,

it only follows
that you should be Nobin,

- right?
- It's just different.

- How?
- It's just not cool, okay?

Cool? Why would
you want to be "cool"?

You haven't gotten out much
since the tower, have you?

I've been loads
of places.

And this cage?
My least favorite in all the realms.

So, mind letting me
out of here...

Nobin?

Only if you stop
calling me that.

(GEARS RATTLING)

Thank you... Nobin.

(MONSTER GROWLING)

That's him. That's the monster.
I've been tracking him for days.

Wait, wait, wait.
I know that sound.

That's no monster.

- That's a friend.
- Yeah, well,

your friend's been
tormenting villages.

And I have an arrow
with his name on it.

See you around,
Tower Girl.

ALICE: Wait!
No, you cannot shoot him!

Stop!

- (SCOFFS) What are those?
- (LAUGHS) Come on, really?

You can't have an operation
without walkie-talkies.

Where's your
investigative spirit?

(HIGH-PITCHED NOISE
FROM WALKIE-TALKIES)

- (BOTH GROAN)
- Gosh.

(CELLPHONE CHIMES)

Okay, smarty...

- we'll do it your way.
- So, where do we start?

Okay, first...

we need to find out
everything we can

about my friend Mr. Samdi.

Wait. You're friends
with Dr. Facilier?

That's genius!

He's a voodoo doctor!
Of course he'll know a way to cure my dad.

He... he might.
But first, we need to find out

what he's really doing
in Hyperion Heights.

- Okay.
- This has to stay between us.

- Kelly can't know.
- Kelly can't know what?

Nothing. I was just...
thinking of adding a kids' menu.

- In a bar?
- You see,

and that attitude is exactly
why I didn't want to tell you.

Now, if you'll excuse me,
I'm gonna walk Lucy home.

RONI: Lock up, will you?

- (KISSES)
- Bye.

- Hot cocoa.
- HENRY: Mm-hmm.

Ana used to make it for me
when I was feeling blue.

I really messed up.

I just hope there's still time
to fix things with her.

Well, you forgave your mother.

Mother had to die
for that to happen

- and I would rather not.
- There are other ways

to tell people how you feel
about them. Like, um...

- I don't know, apologizing?
- I take it back, I'd rather die.

I know it's tough,
but nothing beats a genuine...

"I'm sorry."

Yeah, you're right.

- I... I need to go find Ana.
- How about I come with you?

I mean, it's not like I had
any other plans.

Henry, you...

should be with someone
you're meant to be with.

- Like Jacinda.
- Yeah. Well...

I guess the only thing I'm meant
for is a life of wallowing.

It's cool though,
good for the writing.

Okay, stop that.
Cynicism is not your style.

I know that things seem
pretty grim right now,

but they're gonna
get better.

And when they do...

I hope you'll be able
to forgive me.

Because if I'm going
to start apologizing...

Henry, you're at
the top of my list.

And I'm sorry.

I'm sorry for everything.

Wait. Wait, wait, wait.
Ivy, what are you...

what are you talking about?
Why are you sorry?

I just wish I had met you
before I became... me.

Maybe I would've made
better choices and...

things could have been
different...

for all of us.

Goodbye, Henry.

(DOOR CLOSING)

(KNOCK ON DOOR)

Ivy, what was that...

- Rogers?
- Henry, you here alone?

Yeah, yeah. Why?
What's... what's going on?

Hey, come here.
Look, the police are after us.

We need a place
to hide for a minute.

Wait, wait, wait.
You are the police.

No. Not right now
I'm not.

Just let us in
and I'll explain.

Yeah. Yeah, of course.
Come in.

Seriously? How are
you still with me?

- I ran track for three years.
- I once outran a Bandersnatch.

You're not hurting my friend.
He really is a sweetheart.

- The gentlest of giants.
- Well, I have to find him first.

I think he's close.

Or, maybe someone in there
has met him.

Then you'll see.

- (BABY CRYING)
- (KNIVES SHARPENING)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Oh, I think
they've met him.

CLAYTON: If you've come
seeking shelter,

you'll find none here.
A monster destroyed our homes.

He's not a monster. Why does
everyone keep saying that?

Because non-monsters
don't flatten villages.

Smart girl.
I see you have a weapon.

You can stay here and protect
the women and children.

(SCOFFS) Like hell I will.
I'm going after him, same as you.

- All right, everyone stop.
- Alice, be quiet...

Okay, that troll, that one
you keep calling a monster,

he's the only reason
I'm free. He's my friend.

And he'd never hurt anyone...
unlike you.

You're a crazy girl.

How about we put you back
where you belong?

- Lock her up.
- What?

And her friend too.

Woah, friend's a strong
word. I just met the girl.

It just doesn't add up.
Tilly wanted for murder?

I mean, come on,
she couldn't hurt a fly.

Except for that time
she shot Weaver.

- Wait, what?
- That's why I need an alibi.

Somebody who can place her

somewhere else at the time
of the murders. I don't know,

like a... like a friend.

A friend? No. Don't really
have too many of those.

Hey, you're awake.

- HENRY: How you feeling?
- Splendid, thank you.

Your couch is
marvelously comfy.

Tilly, I need your help.

The M.E. places the time
of death at 3:20 p.m.

Now, Weaver and I only found you
in the hospital after four.

If you were somewhere else,
somebody might have seen you.

Why didn't you say that?
I might be short on friends,

but I see loads
of people all day.

Great. Where were you yesterday
between three and four?

Now that's a bit more
of a puzzle.

I don't really remember exactly.

You don't remember
yesterday at all?

Well, once I saw
that awful Eloise Gardner,

my mind just...

Well, something happened!

It's like my mind is two
jigsaw puzzles in one box.

Okay. Well, look, it's a challenge,
but one we can work with.

- Maybe we can track your moves.
- Like a chess match?

Well, more like
a scavenger hunt.

Powdered sugar. Did you...
did you happen to swing

by the Rollin' Bayou
yesterday for beignets?

I did. (GASPS) Brilliant,
Detective! Shall we?

No, no, no. We shall,
but you won't. Stay put.

We'll be back in an hour.

(DOOR CLOSES)

Well this isn't a very fun
scavenger hunt, is it?

(KNOCKING)

Regina...

I didn't expect to see
you back here so soon.

- (LAUGHS)
- Please. Come in.

Actually, I'm in the mood
for something different today.

How about lunch?
Maybe a stroll down the waterfront?

- Are you free?
- No.

Hm.

But for you, I'm willing
to cancel everything.

(SIGHS) Right.

Let's see what treasures
you have buried here,

Henry Mills.

Boring.

Hello?

Maybe you can keep me company,
while we wait.

Hm.

Of course!
I know where I was now.

Mrs. Lewis!
I'm glad to find you here.

Um, I'm in a bit of a pickle
and I think you've got a piece

of the puzzle.
See, I was here yesterday.

And I need you
to say I was. See?

Who are you?

(KNIFE SHARPENING)

Hello, Mr. Charles.

- Mr. Charles?
- Oh. Sorry, kid.

- Didn't see you there.
- Kid?

It's me, Tilly.

Tilly? The girl with
the marmalade sandwiches?

- I get them from you every day.
- Look,

lots of people come in here.
I'm sorry, but I don't know you.

(GRUNTS) I've gotta
get out of here!

Well, you should've thought
about that before you went

all hippie troll-hugger
on that Frankenstein mob.

Had to try and stop them.
He didn't mean it.

The troll is just scared
and confused and he's all alone.

Must be hard for you...
being locked up again.

The day I got out of that tower
was a bloody dream come true...

at least at first.

Why? What happened?

I thought I'd find a way for me
and Papa to be together again.

'Cause what's the point of being
free if you're all alone?

Back where I'm from...
I was never alone.

That's when I felt
the most trapped.

At least you had people.

I talked to a hat.

(CHUCKLES)

Seriously, Storybrooke
was insufferably quaint.

Everybody knew your name
and all your business.

And one night I just had enough.

ALICE: What'd you do?

I hot-wired
the sheriff's yellow Bug.

I stole it.

I would've hit
New York by morning

if she hadn't caught me,
but for eight, glorious minutes

it was just me and that Bug
and the wide-open road.

You rode a bug?

No, no, no.
A Bug is a type of car.

Here. Let me show you.

See?

What is this thing?
It's magic.

(LAUGHS)

No, it's not magic.
It's called a smartphone.

It held my entire life
back home.

A whole life trapped
in this tiny little box?

- I thought I was in a prison.
- (CHUCKLES)

You have a funny way
of looking at the world,

don't you, Tower Girl?

My papa used to say
all the best people are mad.

He'd say, "Starfish...

"you meet loads of people
in this world.

"But the best ones...

"they'll challenge you.

"Make you see the world through
a whole new looking glass."

You're lucky.

I never knew mine.
He died when I was a baby.

No cute nicknames.
No fatherly advice.

All I have is his name
and his legacy to uphold.

Which is why...

I can't stay here.

How'd you do that?

First lesson of escape
and thievery...

sleight of hand.

ALICE: Amazing!
Do me next!

I'm sorry, Tower Girl.

But hitting that troll
is my one shot at honoring

my father's legacy.

And I'm not gonna
let you stop me.

RONI: You know, I usually go
for the pizza at Bella Notte,

but that chowder was incredible.

SAMDI: It was made
for days like this.

RONI: Hmm.

I'm glad we did this,
Regina.

There's something
I want to tell you.

ZELENA: Aha! I knew it.

You lied to me.
He just called you Regina.

He is awake.
And this isn't business,

this is a date, with him.

- Nice to see you again, Kelly.
- Shut up with your "Kellys."

You know who I am,
Facilier.

Why would you lie
to me, Regina?

Because I'm a full-grown woman

who doesn't have to tell
her sister everything.

Why don't I give the two of you
some space to figure this out?

Oh, no, no, no.
She was just leaving.

- No, I wasn't.
- Call me later, Regina.

Zelena... always
a pleasure.

Zelena! This wasn't a date,
it was a distraction.

Lucy's in his apartment
right now doing recon.

I have to get her out of there
before he gets home.

HENRY: Tilly.

Tilly, come, come here.

I told you
to stay put.

- Somebody could've seen you.
- Nope. Nuh-uh. No one sees me.

- I'm invisible.
- What are you talking about?

I was here yesterday. I thought
someone might have seen me,

but nobody did.

I know everyone in the Heights
but nobody knows me.

What if...

What if I don't exist at all?

You exist, love.

Or else I'm the mad one,
talking to no one.

- I'm not mad.
- (LAUGHS)

If you say you were
here, you were here.

Just backtrack your moves.
Like in chess, remember?

- Okay.
- ROGERS: Yeah.

Um...

Well, uh, after I finished
the beignets,

I grabbed an apple
from the bodega,

tossed the core
in the rubbish bin

by the newspaper stand,

uh, grabbed a marmalade
sandwich, and then I...

I ducked into this
alleyway to eat it.

Unless you ran
into Oscar the Grouch,

you're not gonna find
an alibi back here.

(GASPS) My backpack!
I thought I lost this.

Now I know I can at least trust
myself. It proves I was here.

And, well, maybe there's
something in here that proves

I didn't kill that woman.

Maybe, but...
we can't...

we can't do it here.
You're too exposed. Come on.

Come on.

The troll is in there! I say
we charge in, torches blazing!

(MEN CLAMORING)

How the hell did you get out?

Basic pin-tumbler lock?
Child's play.

So... do you want my help,
or do you just wanna charge

in there like a bunch of losers?

You're just a little girl
that couldn't even hit me

- from ten feet away.
- I wasn't trying to hit you.

And I wouldn't underestimate
little girls.

- I'm Robin Hood.
- (MEN JEERING)

You're the legendary Robin Hood?

I thought he was
a little taller.

He was my father.

It's my mantle now.

And I'll prove it to you.

I'd like to see this.

All right, girl Robin Hood.

You got one shot.

(FOOTSTEPS THUDDING)

(MONSTER GROWLS)

(MONSTER ROARS)

Seriously, Tower Girl?

Turns out, I have
more than one hairpin.

CLAYTON:
You troll-loving lunatic!

I warned you to stay
out of our way.

This girl's troubled.

And I don't like trouble.

Hey, back off, jerkwad!

We'll find the troll
again, okay?

No. She needs
to be taken care of.

Did you not hear me?
I said leave her alone.

CLAYTON: I thought you wanted
to join our campaign.

Are you a troll-lover now, too?

I would rather be
a troll-lover

than fight beside
a bully like you.

We need to get out of here.
We need an escape.

Escape.

- (CAR HORN HONKING)
- (ENGINE REVVING)

(HORN HONKING)

Is that...

The yellow Bug?
That's impossible.

Sometimes I've believed
as many as six impossible things

before breakfast. Get in!

(MEN CLAMORING)

Come on, Lucy,
pick up, pick up. (GROANS)

You should have used
Walkie-talkies. They squawk.

- This is all your fault.
- Excuse me?

How is it my fault
you sent your grand-kiddie

- into a genuine snake pit?
- He is not a snake.

Oh, my God. You like him.

You know what I'd like?

To get Lucy
the hell out of there.

LUCY: The Death card.
I gotta show Grandma this.

Yesterday, yesterday...

It's like I was
a different person yesterday.

ROGERS: Tilly, we need something
with a timestamp on it

to show when and where you were.
Like a... like a receipt, maybe.

Well, that's... curious.

What are these?

ROGERS: The, um...

the killer took hair clippings
from all of his victims.

(GASPS) What?

But if I have them,
that means that I...

Let's... let's just try
and stay calm.

I've gone mad, haven't I?

If I can't remember
not doing it,

how do I know I didn't do it?

I don't know. This makes things
more complicated,

but we don't...
we don't know the full story,

and I have a feeling in my gut
that you're not a killer.

You just met me, Detective.

You don't know me.

No one knows me.

Tilly. Tilly, wait!

(DOOR CLOSING)

I think we lost the mob.

Why did you help me out
back there?

I don't know.

You know, back in Storybrooke,
I was kind of a mean girl.

All I cared about
was being popular.

Yeah. I saw.

You got loads of friends.

I wouldn't really
call them friends.

But their approval
was addicting.

I hated it.

So, I came here to start over
and then I started seeking

my father's legacy
for all the same, dumb reasons.

But back there...

I think I remembered...

what being Robin Hood
is really about...

protecting those
who need it.

Thank you.

For being on my side.

- (MONSTER GROWLING)
- That's the troll.

We need to find him
before the villagers do.

Are you with me?

(BRAKES SCREECHING)

(CAR DOOR CLOSING)

This is it, isn't it?

Yep.

For the first 6,205 days
of my life...

this was home sweet tower.

I hate this place.

I hate its stupid stones
and its stupid turret

and its dumb, mossy base.
And I hate...

I hate that all I've wanted to do
since I left is come back.

At least when I was trapped,
I could have hope

that when I got free,
everything would be okay.

But then I did.

- And it wasn't.
- Hey, hey. It's okay.

(CRIES) No, no, it's not okay.
Who in their right mind

wants to be a prisoner?

I've escaped these walls
but I'm still bloody trapped.

I'll never be free of it,
will I?

(MONSTER GROWLING)

(RUMBLING, CRASHING)

Alice, you need to stop
the troll. Now.

How am I supposed to do that?
Just say, "Hey, troll! Stop"?

Yes. If anybody can do it,
you can do it.

(GROWLS)

Look, you may be mad,
but you have magic.

I can sense it.

Alice, the troll came home
because you wanted to come home.

And back there, when we needed
an escape, the Bug appeared.

- What are you saying?
- What if all those years ago

when you wanted to escape the tower
you created the troll?

I wished for him
on my birthday...

- Or at least to be free.
- Why has he come back?

Well, because...

because today's
my birthday.

- And I didn't want to be alone.
- You're not alone. I'm here.

Don't you see? It was you all along.
You saved yourself.

(TROLL GRUNTING, GROWLING)

Hello, old friend.

It's me... Alice.

I'm all grown up, aren't I?

And I've been so many places
since we saw each other last.

It's curiouser
and madder and sadder...

and so much more wonderful
out here

than I ever imagined
it could be.

So, thank you.

You don't have to worry
about me anymore...

'cause I'm okay.

I promise.

I think, after all this time...

I'm finally...

Gosh...

It's such a big,
beautiful word, isn't it?

Free.

(MAGICAL WHOOSHING)

(SNIFFLES)

(CRIES)

TILLY: Do you know
how the evidence got here?

You know me better than anyone.

I can't have done it, could I?

Or I could've done it, can't I?

I really am all alone.

I have to leave this place...
before I hurt anyone else.

(CAR HORN HONKING)

He didn't see me.

Well, you're kind of
hard to miss.

I'm sorry, were you just
talking to the troll?

Yeah... I know
what you're thinking.

Crazy Tilly! Totally
bonkers, absolutely mad.

Yeah, kinda.

But all the best people are.

I just got back
from Tibet.

Everybody there talks
to statues.

So, what were you
telling the troll?

I was...

- I was saying goodbye.
- You're running away.

I tried that.
You know what I found out?

Sometimes you just have to look up
and face your problems.

Well... it was nice
to meet you, Crazy Tilly.

- Good luck.
- Uh, hey...

What's that
you're reading?

Alice in Wonderland.
It's my favorite.

ROGERS: Hey, Tilly.

We're out of time.
I have to take you in.

I will find you an alibi,
I promise.

I think I've already
found someone.

A security camera?

He saw me.

He's always seen me.

And now it seems he can talk.

Samdi.

I'm so sorry about
my sister earlier.

She only has
one speed, tornado.

You don't have
to apologize for her.

I just came to say I'm sorry
our date got cut short.

And to return this.

Your granddaughter left
it in my apartment.

Fine. You caught me.

I had Lucy break
into your apartment.

But that doesn't change
what she found.

- These?
- Yes! I saw the Death card.

- Who are you after?
- You know, Regina...

You could've just asked.

I'm here for
the Dark One Dagger.

(RONI LAUGHS)

Despite our twisted history,
Rumple is my oldest friend.

Do you really think
I'm just gonna stand by,

- and watch you kill him?
- No.

But I want to be cards up
with you, Regina.

You know what kind of man I am.
You always have.

You... You've always been
more difficult to read.

This is your past.

Your present.

This is your future.

There could be a great love
in your cards.

But only you can
choose your path.

And what choice do I have?

Other than to stop you?

Take a page from
your old teacher's book...

find a way to have it all.

This places you
at the troll

at the time of
the blind baker's death.

How did I not
see it before?

It was like he was
winking right at me.

Well, I checked,

and the city only
recently installed it

because of a graffiti problem.

Guess you had a friend
after all.

But if I didn't do it,

that means the real killer's
still out there somewhere.

And whoever it is tried
to frame you.

Well, that's for me
to worry about, isn't it?

All that matters is that
you're free to go, Tilly.

Detective?

Yeah? What is it?

No, nothing.

Just, thank you.

ROBIN: Make a wish.
Just not for another troll.

So, what did you wish for?

- Well, you know that's not how works.
- (CHUCKLES)

But I've got a good feeling
about this one.

Why don't we take this
for the road,

and get the hell
out of this place?

ALICE: Goodbye...

Tower Girl.

I made you an apology.

Go on, then.

I'm sorry I hid
Facilier from you.

Look, we may
never approve

of each other's questionable
life decisions...

but I promise to be cards up with you
from now on.

I promise.

Facilier wants
Rumple's dagger.

- What?
- Yeah, I know.

And...

you were right.

I have feelings for him.

Even after finding that out.

No judgment.

(DOOR OPENING)

Mom?

Margot, you're back!

Well, I only got
your 37 missed messages.

Wow. I guess there really
is no place like home, huh?

Yeah.

Sorry I've been
so out of touch.

It's okay. I'm just
so glad you're here.

- Come on.
- Wow, I haven't seen

the two of you share a drink
in I don't know how long.

Yeah, well, a lot's changed
since you left, Ro...

Margot.

Why don't I wash the airport
out of my hair,

and then we can talk
about this over hot toddies?

Sounds perfect.

KELLY: I didn't realize
how hard it would be...

to look her
in the eye and...

lie about who
we really are.

Welcome to the club, sis.

(KNOCKING)

Detective, what are
you doing here?

Oh.

Yeah, you left this.

I mean, you really should keep
a closer eye on it.

Yeah. Cheers.

Look, Tilly, this...
This place isn't safe for you.

Not with the... Not with
the murderer at large.

I... I don't got
nowhere else to go.

How about you come
stay with me for a while?

I've got a spare room,
central heating,

a better lock
on the door than this.

Yeah.

I'd like that, very much.

All right, then.
Good. Well, come on.

Let's go home.