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No one is getting through that.

Wow, when are you installing
the torture chamber?

You don't like it? I call it medieval chic.

I don't care what it looks like

as long as it keeps Regina
and her skeleton keys out.

This is pretty handy for a writer.
Where did you learn how to do all this?

Woodshop. Eighth grade.

Oh! Speaking of school,
I have to get going.

Are you sure you're ready to go back?

After a stint behind bars,

how tough can a room
full of fourth-graders be?

Besides, aren't you the one
we need to be worried about?

Me? Why?

Well, you did threaten
to take Henry away from Regina.

Oh, that wasn't a threat.

I'm hiring Mr. Gold
to help build a case against her.

She tried to frame you for murder.

But you do know what happens
if you win?

Yeah.

And you're ready?

To be his mom?

Yeah.

Henry: Code red! Code red!

Hey, Henry. What's going on?

Meet me at granny's.
It's an operation cobra emergency.

I'm on my way.

Emma, wait up.

You heard the kid.
Operation cobra calls.

I didn't think you believed any of that.

I don't. But sometimes, it's the only way
to get through to Henry.

A custody battle against Regina
isn't going to accomplish anything.

You need to look at the big picture.

That's the only way you're gonna
understand what you're up against.

That's the only way
you'll know how to beat Regina.

Okay, new guy, how's that?

Take the day off.
Come with me, and I'll show you.

And where exactly would we be going
on this magical mystery tour?

If I told you, you would never come.

Come on, take a leap of faith.

You come with me and I promise you,

you'll find
exactly what you're looking for.

My kid needs me.
I don't have time for faith.

Hey, what's the emergency?

Shh.

This is sensitive.

If it's sensitive,
why are we at granny's out in the open?

I'm hungry.

Who else knows that we hide the book
in the sheriff's station?

No one. Why?

Someone changed it.

There's a new story in it.

Why would someone add a new story?

To tell us something we need to know
about the curse.

And what would that be?

I don't know. The story isn't finished.

Why would someone
go to so much trouble

to add a new story,
and then not bother finishing it?

That's what's weird.
The story's about Pinocchio.

Everyone knows how that ends.

- Well, maybe that's why it was left out.
- Or maybe there's more to it.

Henry, you are gonna be late for school.
Let's go.

Hold on, my boy!

I'm trying, father!

Faster, father, faster! He's catching up!

The current, it's too strong!

Don't let go!

What is it?

We must abandon ship.

Take this.

This is the only one.

No, father. I am made of wood.
I'll float. We can both survive.

No. We don't risk.

- Take!
- No, father. You take it.

Save yourself!

Pinocchio!

Pinocchio.

Pinocchio!

You saved me.

Where are you?

Oh, where are you?

No.

I wish that I could save you, my boy.

We still can.

Please,

save him.

Father?

Pinocchio,

look!

I'm a real boy.

I'm a real boy!

Thank you.

I don't know how I can ever repay you.

This is all I ever wanted.

You and Pinocchio
have found each other.

Now go,
live your life together as a family.

Here. Come, my son.

Remember, Pinocchio,

be brave, truthful and unselfish.

So long as you do that,
you will always remain a real boy.

Mr. Gold?

We need to meet.
It's about Emma. There's a problem.

Mmm-hmm.

Regina: Ms. Blanchard,

I see you're back.

Yes.

Isn't it wonderful?
Everything worked out.

Henry forgot his lunch.
Have you seen him?

He's with his mother.

Ms. Blanchard, is there a problem?

Not anymore.

Though someone
did go to a lot of trouble

to make it look like
I had done something horrible.

- But they failed.
- Yes.

Sidney glass.
Who's safely incarcerated.

If it was Sidney.

Well, ask your roommate.
He confessed.

Of course he did.

Are you insinuating something?

Yes, I am.

But I forgive you.

Even if you can't admit what you did,

I forgive you anyway.

Your life must be filled
with such incredible loneliness

if your only joy comes from destroying
everyone else's happiness.

It's so sad, mayor mills,

because despite what you think,
it won't make you happy.

It's only going to leave a giant hole
in your heart.

There's Henry now.

What are you doing here?

You forgot your lunchbox.

Thanks.

Henry, it's time for a change.

I think it's time to transfer you
to a new class with a new teacher.

Why do you want me
out of Ms. Blanchard's class?

Is it because you framed her?

Henry!

Do you really think I'm capable
of doing something so horrible?

Of course. You're the evil queen.

Enough. Those fairy tales are not real.

Ms. Blanchard should never
have given you that book.

She should be grateful
I'm not trying to get her fired.

Go ahead and try. It won't work.

No matter what you do, snow white
will have her happy ending.

She and prince charming
will be together.

The curse will end. Good will win.

And I'm not transferring classes.

Oh, Mr. Booth,

I'll be with you in a moment.

On second thought, tell me,

as one admirer of antiquities to another,

do you think it's worth my while
having this clock repaired?

I'll take your silence as a "yes," then.

You know I'm very busy right now,
and I'm just a one-man shop.

- But I'll get to the clock as fast as I can.
- I wouldn't ask for anything more.

- Good day.
- How are you?

First time seeing dear old dad
since you arrived at storybrooke?

I'm sorry...

You know, what surprises me is,

why a man
who claims to be at death's door

can't even bring himself to say hello
to his father.

What are you afraid of?

That's my business.

Fair enough.

Let's talk about ours.

You claim to be the only person
who could make Ms. Swan believe.

That you could get her to do exactly
what she was brought here to do.

And yet,

for a man who's running out of time,
you don't seem to be in much of a hurry.

It's not me slowing us down. It's her.

All she can think about right now
is getting custody of her kid.

Sounds like sheriff swan
needs a course correction.

She's coming to you for legal advice.

And you want me to steer her
toward you.

I can get her there. To believing.
Trust me.

I'm sorry. It's just that knowing
who you are and your nature,

trust is a big ask.

Fear not.

A gentle nudge I shall provide.

Align the gear on the spindle,

now press the spring.

Oh! Good work. You fixed it, eh? Bravo.

Did you do this, Pinocchio?

Remember what the blue fairy told you
about being a good boy?

Thanks. It's okay. He meant no harm.

I'd be laughing, too, if I wasn't so dizzy.

I'm sorry. I meant to be good.

I'm not here because of you, Pinocchio.

I'm afraid I bring bad news.

Wait in your room, my boy. Go on.

Jiminy cricket: Hang on, Pinocchio.
I'll come with you.

What is it?

The evil queen.

She has threatened the entire kingdom
with a curse.

A curse that will rip away
all that we love.

Then we must stop her.

It's too late for that.

- So all is lost?
- No.

There is hope. If you will help us.

Snow white
is about to give birth to a child.

A child who will save us all
when she reaches her 28th year.

But only if she can be protected

from the powerful effects
of the dark curse.

But how can I protect this child?

There is an enchanted tree.

Much like the one
you carved Pinocchio from.

If fashioned into a vessel, it can protect
the child from the queen's magic.

Will you do this?

I cannot lose my boy.

I have lost so much.

I cannot lose him, too.

Then build the wardrobe.
That's how you will save us all.

I have to save him.
I have to get Henry away from Regina.

I must admit
your intentions are admirable.

However, I won't be taking your case.

What? You know what Regina did.

Yes, but we can't prove it.

And given the mayor's sway
in this town,

any proceedings against her
would be long, drawn out and futile.

The only certainty is,
Henry would suffer.

I can't do that to your boy.

So we leave him in the same house
with that sociopath?

I'm sorry, sheriff. My mind's made up.

Well, then change it.

The only person I've ever seen

go head to head with Regina
and win is you.

That's because I know
how to pick my battles.

Then pick this one.

I'm sorry,

I'm afraid I'm just simply not the man
to help you beat mayor mills.

No. You're not.

- Emma.
- Hey.

Take it easy.

Is everything okay?

No. I am just about out of options.

"Just about"?

You told me to beat Regina,
I need to see the big picture.

Show it to me.

Oh! Ow.

Car trouble?

It won't start.

Got a car full of groceries, and well,
it hasn't exactly been a banner day.

Yeah, now, let's see.

The battery's dead.

What?

I don't have anyjumper cables,

but I can give you a ride home
in my truck.

No, no.
Thank you, but I couldn't impose.

I insist.

Unless you want to have a car
full of melted rocky road.

Sure.

Thank you for being my knight
in shining armor.

It's more like flannel.
But you're welcome.

Hey, why don't you stay for dinner?

I bought more than enough for me
and Henry. And...

Well, I'm making lasagne.

I shouldn't.

It's getting late, and I've got to get up
early tomorrow for work.

Of course.

You can just set the bags over there.

What is it?

Henry.

He's having dinner with Archie after
his session instead of coming home.

I'm sorry.

Lately it seems like he'll do anything
to avoid spending time with me.

But I shouldn't be burdening you
with my problems.

You've already helped me
more than enough for one day.

Thank you.

You know what, I do love lasagne.

Blue fairy:
The evil queen will stop at nothing

to destroy snow white
and prince charming's happiness.

We must stop at nothing
to undo her curse.

Geppetto: It's beautiful.

This is the last enchanted tree
in the entire realm.

It can be done.

I can make a beautiful wardrobe
out of this.

The tree contains enough magic
to protect two from the queen's curse.

Before the curse strikes,
before snow gives birth to her child,

she and the prince
will enter the wardrobe

and travel to a distant land,

a land without magic,
where snow will give birth to her child.

Then when she reaches her 28th year,

she can begin the battle
that will defeat the evil queen.

You see why it is vital
that you complete the task at hand?

Pinocchio wasn't always a real boy.

When the curse strikes,

when the things we love
are ripped away,

he will be turned back into wood again,
won't he?

I'm afraid it's impossible to say.

Uh...
You're frightening the boy.

No, no.Shh.

I will build your wardrobe.

On one condition.

If Pinocchio can take the second spot
in it.

You can't bargain like this.
Not when the entire realm is in danger.

If I don't, I will lose my boy.
Maybe forever.

I can't risk that.

Snow can raise the child
without her husband.

Geppetto, think about the example
you're setting for Pinocchio.

- Oh!
- Oh!

You may be a conscience,

but you have not earned the right
to tell me what to do.

Please, I'm only trying to help.

Help? Help like you helped my parents?

Your debt to me can never be fulfilled.

But a start would be staying out of this.

You understand?

Yes.

Good.

Pinocchio goes, too, or no one does.

And what will we tell
the prince and snow white?

You will tell them that the tree contains
enough magic to protect only one.

Do we have a deal? Or no?

Blue fairy: The tree is enchanted.

If fashioned into a vessel,
it can ward off any curse.

Geppetto, can you build such a thing?

Me and my boy, we can do it.

This will work.

We all must have faith.

There is, however, a catch.

The enchantment is indeed powerful.

But all power has its limits,

and this tree can protect only one.

A choice must be made.

August, you're gonna tell me
where we're going

and how it's gonna help me
beat Regina?

We're going on a trip, Emma,
so I can tell you somebody's story.

Whose story?

Mine.

How did you like it?

Best lasagne I ever had.

You really know
how to work some magic.

Here, let me get the dishes.

- Oh, no, David.
- No, no.

It's the least I can do.

You saved me
from having to call a tow truck today

and now you're doing my dishes?

Doesn't seem right.

Please. The last couple of weeks
haven't exactly been easy for me,

and you've been there the whole time.

I can't help it. I feel
responsible for you.

Ever since I found you.

You know, after all this time,
no one's ever told me the story.

What story?

About how you found me.

It's probably because I'm the only one
who knows it.

I was working late.

It was a cold night.

It must've been 10 below.

And on my drive home, I realized
I'd left my phone at the office.

I remember thinking

just to forget about it
and I didn't really need it.

But something inside me told me
to turn around and go back.

And that's when you saw me?

You were on the side of the road.
Unconscious.

So cold you felt like ice.

The doctors said
if I'd found you 10 minutes later,

it would have been too late.

It's amazing, isn't it?

If I hadn't forgotten my phone,

I wouldn't have been on the road
at that time.

Yeah, it's almost...

Almost like the universe
wanted you to find me.

David: Uh...

I'm sorry.
I hope you didn't get the wrong idea.

I'm sorry. I just got caught up
in the moment and...

You don't have to apologize.

I just... we...

This is great like it is.

Thanks again for dinner.

No!

Prince charming:
Doc, do something.

It's gonna be okay.

The wardrobe's almost finished.
Just hold on.

Circumstances have changed.

What do you mean, "changed"?

Snow white is going to give birth early.
The savior will be born at any moment.

Pinocchio can't go.

Snow white must accompany
her daughter or all will be lost.

She must be protected.
This is a land with no magic.

She will need someone to guide her.

Someone to make her believe
in her destiny.

Who better than her mother?

But we had a deal.

There is no time to argue.
The curse is almost upon us,

and I must return to the fairies
to make final preparations.

It is vital that you tell snow white
what I just told you.

Her child is our only hope.
She's the only one who can save us.

And my boy?

What will happen to him?

All we can do is have faith

that one day the savior will restore
all that we have lost.

Shall we tell snow white?

Get in the wardrobe, my boy.

Geppetto, you can't.

Things have changed.
The savior needs her mother.

No, she needs someone to protect her.

To make her believe in her destiny.

My boy, he can do that.

I don't understand, father, she said...

I don't care what she said.
All that matters is you are safe.

But you told me to be honest, father.
You told me not to lie.

Sometimes, we have to lie
to protect the people we love.

You must look out
for the child in this new land.

You must protect her.

I don't want to go.
I don't want to leave you.

Pinocchio, you must remember
what the blue fairy said.

In 28 years, you must make sure
the savior believes.

Promise me you'll do that.

That is the only way
we'll see each other again.

I promise.

Good, good.

Here.

There will be many temptations
in this new world, Pinocchio.

But as long as you remain
brave, truthful and unselfish,

you will not fail.

Here. Here, here.

You'll find me again.

And on that day,
I will look at you with pride.

You will be a great man, my son.

What the hell is this?

Last I checked, it was a diner.

No more screwing around.

I am not a character
in one of your books.

What the hell are we doing here?

I think you know.

You've been here before.

This is the diner you were brought to
when you were found as a baby.

So, you found an article about me.
So what?

I thought
this trip was supposed to be about you.

It is.

This is my story.

And it's your story.

And how is that?

That 7-year-old boy who found you,

that was me.

Geppetto: You must look out
for this child in this new land.

Promise me you'll do that.

That is the only way
we'll see each other again.

I promise.

Emma: Why are we in the woods?

Booth: All the answers
you've been searching for

are right where I found you.

See, you're not that 7-year-old boy.

I wasn't found in the woods.
I was found on the side of a highway.

Why do you think that?
Because you read it in the newspaper?

Did it ever occur to you that maybe

that 7-year-old boy lied about
where he found you?

But it occurs to me that you've been
lying to me about everything.

And I'm done listening.

When I found you,
you were wrapped in a blanket.

And the name "Emma"
was embroidered along the bottom of it.

That wasn't in the article, was it?

How would I know that,
unless I was there?

Okay.

Let's say you were that kid.

Why lie about where you found me?

I lied to protect you.

From what?

That.

A tree?

You've read Henry's book, right?

You know about the curse, don't you?
Your role in it?

It's true, Emma.

We both came into this world

through this tree.

You're asking me to believe
that you are a fairy tale character?

Pinocchio.

Right, of course, Pinocchio.
Explains all the lying.

You're the one who added the story
to Henry's book.

I needed you to know the truth.

The truth is you're out of your mind.

And you're not even a very good liar.

Why not write the end to that story?

Because this is the ending.
And we're writing it right now.

And how does this story end?

With you believing.

Not gonna happen.

Emma? Emma, wait.

What is wrong with your leg?

I failed.

What are you talking about?

It doesn't matter. You don't believe.

If you think
that by making me feel sorry for you

that something is gonna change,
you are wrong.

I'm not screwing around here.

Whatever you believe or don't,
this is real, Emma. I am sick.

That's an understatement.

You ever been to Phuket?

It's beautiful.

Amazing island. Full of pleasures,
the perfect place to lose oneself.

That's where I was,

when you decided
to stay in storybrooke.

How do you know
when I decided to stay in storybrooke?

Because at 8:15 in the morning,

I woke up
with a shooting pain in my leg.

That's 8:15 at night in storybrooke.
Sound familiar?

That's when time there
started to move fonnard again.

I was supposed to be there for you,

and I wasn't.

Because I was halfway around
the world,

I got a painful reminder
just how far I had strayed.

If that tree won't make you believe,

maybe this will.

How does that prove anything?

- Look.
- August, I'm looking.

You don't see it, do you?

See what?

Your denial
is more powerful than I thought.

It's preventing you from seeing truth.

Okay, one of us is losing it here.
And it's not me.

You don't want to believe.

After everything you've seen,
why can't you just do it?

Why is it so important to you that I do?

Because I, the town,
everyone needs you.

I don't want them to need me.

Well, that's too bad because we all do.

You're saying that I am responsible
for everyone's happiness?

That is crap. I didn't ask for that.
I don't want it!

Right now.

A little while ago
you didn't want Henry either.

But then he came to you and now
you are fighting like hell for him.

For him!

Because that is all I can handle
right now.

And I'm not even doing a good job
at that.

Now you're telling me
I have to save everyone?

That is beyond ridiculous.
I don't want any of it.

Well, that's too bad, Emma.

Because that doesn't change the truth.

You're our only hope.

Then you're all screwed.

Shh.

Don't cry, Emma. Look at me.
Watch this.

There. That's better, right?

Do those tools belong to you?

I was just trying to fix the crib.

I didn't want Emma to fall out
and get hurt.

Don't ever touch anything
in this house again.

Nothing belongs to you.

Yes, Mr. Raskind.

Hey,

you okay?

Can you keep a secret?

Wow. Where did you get that?

Stole it from the sock drawer.

It's enough to buy us all bus tickets
out of here.

You're leaving? When?

Right now. You wanna come?

I told my father I'd take care of Emma.
Can she come? Please?

We can't take care of a baby.

You want to stay here
for the rest of your life? Be my guest.

Wait!

I'm sorry, Emma.

Marco: Test. Test.

Align the gear on the spindle,

then press the spring.

Who taught you that?

My father.

He taught you well.

He must be very proud.

I don't know about that.

I don't think I became the man
he wanted me to be.

Have you tried to make it up to him?

I made him a promise a long time ago.

By the time
I got around to making good on it,

I think it was too late.

But you kept your promise.

You realized your mistake
and you tried to fix it.

That's important.

If I had a son,
that would be enough for me.

You look like
you might be short-handed.

I get by.

How would you feel
about taking on an assistant?

I can't pay you.

That's okay.

I just feel like fixing things.

Come in.

This has been a problem for me
from the day I picked it up.

You remember.

Emma: Code red. Code red. Henry?

Emma, what's wrong?

Ineed to talk to you.

About operation cobra?

No, about us. Meet me downstairs.

If my mom sees me out here
talking to you, she'll get really mad.

Henry, I need to ask you something
very important.

Do you want to get away from Regina?

Do you want to come and live with me?

More than anything.

Okay, then buckle up, all right?

Why? Where are we going?

We're leaving storybrooke.