(Exits)
Mr. Gold: (While talking to David and Mary Margaret, he looks for something on his many drawers and cabinets.) Along a beach shoreline, Neal and Emma are searching for Tamara and Regina. Bae! But some didn't. Don't go with him! Emma: Of what? Emma: Regina's gone missing. Emma: That she lied to you. Greg: Believers. Greg: I still have one thing that I have to do. In the Darling family's nursery room, Mary has just said good night to the children, and they are all now fast asleep-except Wendy, who is staring out the open window. Lacey: A snail? Let's go! She was in there, with Regina. Tamara: Magic beans. Tamara: Stealing magic. They open portals. You disappear. [SCENE_BREAK]
SCENE: Nineteenth-century London.
Plan: A: Regina; Q: Who has gone missing? A: Neal; Q: Who protests that Emma believes Tamara had something to do with Regina's disappearance? A: Mr. Gold contemplates; Q: What does Mr. Gold do about telling Lacey the truth about his ability to conjure magic? A: Rumplestiltskin; Q: Who abandons his son and lets him travel alone through a portal? A: a portal, young Bae; Q: What does Rumplestiltskin's son travel through? A: 19th century; Q: In what century is London in the book? A: Wendy; Q: Who is the daughter of the Darling family? Summary: Emma, Mary Margaret and David go in search of Regina when they discover that she - along with some magic beans - have gone missing. But against Neal's protests, Emma still believes that Tamara had something to do with Regina's disappearance; and Mr. Gold contemplates telling Lacey the truth about his ability to conjure magic. Meanwhile, after Rumplestiltskin abandons his son and lets him travel alone through a portal, young Bae finds himself back in 19th century London and is taken in by the Darling family -- befriending their daughter Wendy.