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T is for his truck that he inexplicably let Henry drive down Main Street.

Oh, he'll fit RIGHT in with Once, then! Sometimes I despair of people, I really do. I don't think Marian was estranged from Roland, he was just too young to remember her. Maybe Elsa is hiding out at Zelena's farmhouse? She saw it was available for a sublease.

I'm very worried about this myself. My threat to flip a table if this happens is still, well, on the table! I hated that whole thing of the show villifying Snow for daring to kill the woman who was about to kill Snow's whole family. I found it offensive. Very effed up morality, indeed.

My new theory is that Elsa and Anna were both urned (not necessarily at the same time, but maybe). Rumple took Elsa's urn, and Hans took Anna's, because he's just the kind of douche who'd enjoy having her sitting around his quarters in an urn so he could snark meanly at her. His ship was plundered by Hook (maybe Hook and Liam's king was an ancestor of Hans) and the urn ended up on the Jolly Roger. Kristoff got caught up in the first curse and now works at "Any Given Sundae," the new ice-cream shop in Storybrooke.

I suspect Hans has something to do with Elizabeth Mitchell's character and/or Rumple imprisoning Elsa in the urn. Also, I hope Anna gets to slug him.

L is for Lake Nostos, where he . I suddenly got worried about spoilers.

C is for "Charming suits you."

U is for Ursula.

Q was skipped! Q is for Queen of Hearts, Cora.

P is for Peter Pan.

K is for King Midas.

F is for Frederick. Also Victor Frankenstein.

C is for Cinderella

Fan recount of filming: New bit of info:

Y is for yearning looks and doe-y eyes. (I decided that's better than "You're depriving me of a dashing rescue!")

The pilot. I was able to see it.

I concur with Outlaw Queen being the couple involved if there's any "trapped alone by the snow" couple. Or they could go with an adversarial trapping -- how about if Regina and Marian got trapped together? Awk-ward! At least until their time spent together convinces Marian that Regina really has changed and she should give her blessing to Regina being with Robin and Roland. (Sorry, I got a little eye-rollingly snarky there at the end.)

I imagine Robin, Roland, Marian and the Merry Men will have to relocate from the forest to Granny's. Or they can all move in with Regina. Wackiness and drama ensue! Maybe his name should've been changed from Dreamy to Gossipy instead of Grumpy.

R is for rum, which they have drunk together several times. Also, the Rolly Joger, which Past!Hook carried Emma aboard.

The pilot is just mad. I don't think I was quite drunk enough for it. I still don't know if it's off-the-rails awful or stupidly glorious. It's different, I'll give it that.

I was able to see the pilot, and I very much enjoyed it. Lots of voiceovers with Ioan's lovely accent. His character is angsty, but also quite playful. And extremely observant.

P is for Princess Leia, Emma's alias when they attended Midas' ball and danced. Also, "Perhaps I would."

I saw a quote where he said they hadn't gotten him a sturdy hook at that point, so climbing was definitely a challenge.

Maybe not trying to make MRJ look any younger was on purpose, to make the relationship seem less rootable, more not-right. And I agree, the Hook/Emma parallels were nicely done. And, yeah, I never got why sending Emma to jail was supposed to help her fulfill her destiny, as opposed to, say, telling her the truth. As a plan, it doesn't make any sense at all, since it does nothing to prod her toward Storybrooke. How were they to know she'd have a son who she'd give up for adoption who would someday come looking for her? They didn't. They were counting on her giving up crime and ... then what? How would anything she does afterward send her toward Storybrooke, except for the kid they didn't know about? Dumb-ass plan. Dumb-ass dumb asses.

L is for love story, which it is!