Mr. Gold holds an injured and confused Belle, Hook is unconscious at the side of the road, and the 'outsider' is still in the crashed car. He can wait. Victor: To the Frankensteins. May I have it back? Igor leaves with a box of stuff, while Victor continues to pack. Cora: My daughter. Leroy: Surgery? (Alphonse enters.) Victor: Father. -[Storybrooke]-
(Ruby and Dr. Whale are sitting on the dock conversing.) I wanted to bring life back. Oh, that used to be you. Regina: That was in my house. David: That's probably true. (She tries to hand him back the cup, but he refuses to take it.)
Plan: A: Dr. Whale; Q: Who is tasked with mending Hook's wounds? A: surgery; Q: What does Dr. Whale perform on the stranger? A: the stranger; Q: Whose car crashed upon entering Storybrooke? A: their true identities; Q: What do the townspeople fear the stranger may have seen magic that could expose to the world? A: the best solution; Q: What do some of the townspeople think about leaving the stranger to die? A: Mr. Gold; Q: Who tries to reunite with Belle? A: a despondent Belle; Q: Who does Mr. Gold try to reunite with? A: daughter Regina; Q: Who does Cora want to reunite with? A: Victor; Q: Who wants to prove to his father that he can bring back the dead? A: his disapproving father; Q: Who does Victor want to prove he can bring back the dead to? Summary: Dr. Whale is tasked with mending Hook's wounds and performing surgery on the stranger whose car crashed upon entering Storybrooke. But some of the townspeople fear that the stranger may have seen magic -- which could expose their true identities to the world -- and think that leaving him to die would be the best solution. Meanwhile, as Mr. Gold tries to reunite with a despondent Belle, Cora attempts to reunite with daughter Regina; and in the land that was, Victor desperately wants to prove to his disapproving father that he can, indeed, bring back the dead.