TEXT: -[Real World]- (Henry is watching the clock tower, when it suddenly moves. The next day, Mary Margaret, while eating breakfast, notices that the clock is working again. Emma looks out the window in her room at the inn. Archie is walking his dog, Mr. Gold walks past, and Ruby is putting out the sign for Granny's Diner. Regina is reading Henry's book and notices that the end pages are torn out.) Regina: The missing pages - where are they? Henry: It's an old book. Stuff's missing. Why do you care? Regina: I care because you think I'm some evil queen. And that hurts me, Henry. I'm your mother. Henry: No, you're not. Regina: Well, then who is? That woman you brought here? I don't like what she and this book are doing to you. Thankfully, both are no longer an issue. What? (The clock chimes, causing Regina to look up. Henry leaves while she's distracted.) [SCENE_BREAK] (Regina heads to the town square. Archie is out walking his dog.) Archie: Hey, how about that? Guess those rusty ol' innards finally straightened themselves out, huh? (Regina sees Emma's car parked on the side of the road.) Regina: Yes, how about that, indeed. [SCENE_BREAK] (Regina knocks on the door of Emma's room. She has a basket of apples.) Regina: Did you know the Honeycrisp tree is the most vigorous and hearty of all apple trees? It can survive temperatures as low as forty below and keep growing. It can weather any storm. I have one that I've tended to since I was a little girl. And to this day, I have yet to taste anything more delicious than the fruit it offers. (Regina hands Emma an apple.) Emma: Thanks. Regina: I'm sure you'll enjoy them on your drive home. Emma: Actually, I'm going to stay for a while. Regina: I'm not sure that's such a good idea. Henry has enough issues. He doesn't
SUMMARY:
Regina does everything in her power to force Emma out of Storybrooke and out of her and Henry's lives forever while the events surrounding the completion of the Dark Curse are revealed along with a revelation that forces the Evil Queen to choose between exacting her revenge or protecting the thing she loves most.