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* CouchGag: The title card features a dirigible.
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* VisualPun: When Rumplestiltskin dismisses the room orderly, he closes the door and the "Do Not Disturb" sign shows the name of the hotel: "Hotel L'Or" or "Gold Hotel."
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: When Zelena opens the portal for Merida, the Merry Men, and the people of Camelot to go home, it is never revealed whether Guinevere is still under the power of the Sands of Avalon--or for that matter, if they actually have a Camelot to go back to. There is one FreezeFrameBonus shot, while Zelena is saying good-bye to Roland, where it appears Charming is hugging Guinevere just before she goes through the portal. While it's possible this is because Dark Hook's curse which took everyone's memories was never broken (the main characters got theirs back via the dreamcatchers), it's also possible Arthur's death broke the Sands' power over her, explaining why she'd be parting with Charming and Snow in such a friendly fashion.
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** When Zelena opens the portal for Merida, the Merry Men, and the people of Camelot to go home, it is never revealed whether Guinevere is still under the power of the Sands of Avalon--or for that matter, if they actually have a Camelot to go back to. There is one FreezeFrameBonus shot, while Zelena is saying good-bye to Roland, where it appears Charming is hugging Guinevere just before she goes through the portal. While it's possible this is because Dark Hook's curse which took everyone's memories was never broken (the main characters got theirs back via the dreamcatchers), it's also possible Arthur's death broke the Sands' power over her, explaining why she'd be parting with Charming and Snow in such a friendly fashion.
** When Zelena opens the portal for Merida, the Merry Men, and the people of Camelot to go home, it is never revealed whether Guinevere is still under the power of the Sands of Avalon--or for that matter, if they actually have a Camelot to go back to. There is one FreezeFrameBonus shot, while Zelena is saying good-bye to Roland, where it appears Charming is hugging Guinevere just before she goes through the portal. While it's possible this is because Dark Hook's curse which took everyone's memories was never broken (the main characters got theirs back via the dreamcatchers), it's also possible Arthur's death broke the Sands' power over her, explaining why she'd be parting with Charming and Snow in such a friendly fashion.
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* CallBack: [[ContinuityNod Once again]], [[Recap/OnceUponATimeS2E17WelcomeToStorybrooke Henry's solution to the chaos and danger in his loved ones' lives is to destroy magic]].
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** When his hotel room starts rumbling and he realizes a portal is about to open, Gold has to choose between power (the magic contained in the Olympian crystal) and someone he loves (Belle and his unborn child inside Pandora's Box). [[FatalFlaw Once again]], he makes the wrong choice.
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** When his hotel room starts rumbling and he realizes a portal is about to open, Gold has to choose between power (the magic contained in the Olympian crystal) and someone he loves (Belle and his unborn child inside Pandora's Box). [[FatalFlaw [[Recap/OnceUponATimeS1E19TheReturn Once again]], [[FatalFlaw he makes the wrong choice.choice]].
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'''Season 5, Episode 22''':
!Only You
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** Nowhere in the episode is the spell that means people who leave Storybrooke for the outside world can't come back without some kind of magic mentioned; nor is it mentioned in the next episode. Although it is possible said spell was eliminated when Henry left with the crystal, and restored (or not) when Regina returns the town's magic in the next episode. Considering the Evil Queen ends up putting up a new barrier, this probably implies Ingrid's spell vanished with the crystal.
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** Nowhere in the episode is the spell that means people who leave Storybrooke for the outside world can't come back without some kind of magic mentioned; nor is it mentioned in the next episode. Although it is possible said spell was eliminated when Henry left with the crystal, and restored (or not) when Regina returns the town's magic in the next episode. Considering the Evil Queen ends up putting up a new barrier, this probably implies Ingrid's spell vanished with the crystal.crystal (and for that matter, so did the Dark Swan's, assuming that wasn't eliminated along with the darkness when Emma killed Hook with Excalibur).
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* HistoryRepeats: Emma's key concern over Regina as the last time she lost her true love, it drove her to curse an entire kingdom and is worried it can happen again.
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* HistoryRepeats: Emma's key concern over Regina Regina, as the last time she lost her true love, it drove her to curse an entire kingdom kingdom...and she is worried it can happen again.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: Played with. The trailers had implied that Regina would revert to villainy thanks to Robin Hood's death, and that the danger to Storybrooke would result from this. Emma does worry about this possibility, but other than getting angry at her for thinking such a thing this late in the game, Regina doesn't seem in true danger of it, and once the episode's plot gets going (which is due to Henry and Gold, not her) this is quickly dispensed with. Although it does lurk in the background in scenes like the one at Neal's apartment where Regina reflects on the turmoil inside her. But then in the end it does come true in a roundabout way--since it is Regina's distress over Robin's death and how this stirs the darkness up in her that leads her to purge and try to destroy her Evil Queen self...which is what creates one of the big dangers to Storybrooke in the next season.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: When Zelena opens the portal for Merida, the Merry Men, and the people of Camelot to go home, it is never revealed whether Guinevere is still under the power of the Sands of Avalon--or for that matter, if they actually have a Camelot to go back to. There is one FreezeFrameBonus shot, while Zelena is saying good-bye to Roland, where it appears Charming is hugging Guinevere just before she goes through the portal. While it's possible this is because Dark Hook's curse which took everyone's memories was never broken (the main characters got there back via the dreamcatchers), it's also possible Arthur's death broke the Sands' power over her, explaining why she'd be parting with Charming and Snow in such a friendly fashion.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: When Zelena opens the portal for Merida, the Merry Men, and the people of Camelot to go home, it is never revealed whether Guinevere is still under the power of the Sands of Avalon--or for that matter, if they actually have a Camelot to go back to. There is one FreezeFrameBonus shot, while Zelena is saying good-bye to Roland, where it appears Charming is hugging Guinevere just before she goes through the portal. While it's possible this is because Dark Hook's curse which took everyone's memories was never broken (the main characters got there theirs back via the dreamcatchers), it's also possible Arthur's death broke the Sands' power over her, explaining why she'd be parting with Charming and Snow in such a friendly fashion.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: When Zelena opens the portal for Merida, the Merry Men, and the people of Camelot to go home, it is never revealed whether Guinevere is still under the power of the Sands of Avalon--or for that matter, if they actually have a Camelot to go back to.
** Nowhere in the episode is the spell that means people who leave Storybrooke for the outside world can't come back without some kind of magic mentioned; nor is it mentioned in the next episode. Although it is possible said spell was eliminated when Henry left with the crystal, and restored (or not) when Regina returns the town's magic in the next episode.
** Nowhere in the episode is the spell that means people who leave Storybrooke for the outside world can't come back without some kind of magic mentioned; nor is it mentioned in the next episode. Although it is possible said spell was eliminated when Henry left with the crystal, and restored (or not) when Regina returns the town's magic in the next episode.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: When Zelena opens the portal for Merida, the Merry Men, and the people of Camelot to go home, it is never revealed whether Guinevere is still under the power of the Sands of Avalon--or for that matter, if they actually have a Camelot to go back to.
to. There is one FreezeFrameBonus shot, while Zelena is saying good-bye to Roland, where it appears Charming is hugging Guinevere just before she goes through the portal. While it's possible this is because Dark Hook's curse which took everyone's memories was never broken (the main characters got there back via the dreamcatchers), it's also possible Arthur's death broke the Sands' power over her, explaining why she'd be parting with Charming and Snow in such a friendly fashion.
** Nowhere in the episode is the spell that means people who leave Storybrooke for the outside world can't come back without some kind of magic mentioned; nor is it mentioned in the next episode. Although it is possible said spell was eliminated when Henry left with the crystal, and restored (or not) when Regina returns the town's magic in the next episode. Considering the Evil Queen ends up putting up a new barrier, this probably implies Ingrid's spell vanished with the crystal.
** Nowhere in the episode is the spell that means people who leave Storybrooke for the outside world can't come back without some kind of magic mentioned; nor is it mentioned in the next episode. Although it is possible said spell was eliminated when Henry left with the crystal, and restored (or not) when Regina returns the town's magic in the next episode. Considering the Evil Queen ends up putting up a new barrier, this probably implies Ingrid's spell vanished with the crystal.
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* UnexplainedRecovery: The Dragon. Rumple merely notes that he's breathing once more after being killed by Peter Pan's magic taser, and the Dragon calls himself "resilient".
