Episode Report Card Cindy McLennan: A- | 2 USERS: A YOU GRADE IT Intervention
By Cindy McLennan | Season 1 | Episode 16 | Aired on 03.18.2012
Rumpy: Oh yes, with twu wuv.
Charming: So that's it, then. True love's kiss will awaken her.
Rumpy: Most certainly, but it's going to be hard to kiss her when you don't know where she is.
Charming: Name your price.
Rumpy: How about your cloak?
Charming: Why would you want my cloak?
Rumpy: It's drafty in here.
Charming rips off his cloak, casts it on a table behind him and demands to know where Snow is. Rumpy explains she's on her way to the Queen's highway. He gives Charming a map of the route and warns that he'd better be quick.
Rumpy: If she kills the Queen, she becomes as evil as the woman whose life she takes.
Charming (leaving): She could never become that evil.
Rumpy: Evil isn't born, dearie. It's made. If Snow starts down that road, you'll never get her back.
Once Charming is gone, Rumpy all but rubs his hands in delight as he considers Charming's cloak. Finally, he picks it up, brings it to his face and breathes deep. Someone's got a crush. Don't worry, Rumpy. Someday, your Prince will come. He swirls it around and we cut to...
Snow is in the woods, donning a cape (the knight's I guess) and readying her bow and arrow when someone sneaks up from behind and grabs her. When she demands her freedom, the assailant puts a gloved hand over her mouth. Don't worry. It's just Charming. He turns her to face him. She has no memory of him, of course, so she demands to know who he is and what he's doing. Charming says he's helping her remember and then forces a kiss on her. Snow's lips remain puckered in distaste. She struggles free of the kiss. When David says, "I told you I would always find you," she knocks him over the head. His vision blurs as we cut away to...
Storybrooke, Mary Margaret's building. Emma is just returning home, when Henry arrives with Regina's keys -- the very same keys Regina used when she broke into David's home and stole Kathryn's letter. Of course Henry doesn't know all that, but he still tells Emma the keys are proof that explains how Regina gained access to Mary's apartment and framed her. He swiped the keys from Regina's office, because the book says those key will open any door. Emma's all there's no way, like adults are, but Henry insists they try. He tries a couple of keys, but they fail to open the door.