Once Upon A Time Season 4 | EP 1- 4 **FIRST TIME Reaction**

[@SoFieReactsTV]

Ps: My reaction to Season 5 Episode 2 is now over on Patreon for anyone wanting to skip ahead! www.patreon.com/SoFieReacts

[@rosewalker-cz3tj]

The actress who plays Anna, this was her first acting job, right out of school...She nailed it...She is Anna....perfect. In episode 3, with Will Scarlett. He is the Knave of Hearts in Alice in Wonderland...

[@SimsinWonderland]

really? wow! go her :D

[@xhuliadoda635]

anna's actress was perfect

[@Nicamon]

All the"Frozen"actors were perfect. And had perfect chemestry!😊They looked like literal _cosplayers_ but they were all adorable and I couldn't not love them!🥰🥰🥰

[@trufamilybromontqc]

Really was

[@StellaLoreley]

Just a little context, the story is after Frozen 1, as stated, but it was written before we knew of the existence of Frozen 2

[@AVACADO___FOOD]

hooks voice breaking when emmas trapped in the ice wall 😭😭

[@laramariottii]

4 EPISODES IN ONE? OH I LOVE THIS!!!

[@weisserdrachey]

I love Snow's outburst it's so funny 😂 And I love Anna's actress, she's amazing

[@Disney15ish]

Something fun and interesting i found and realized out while back: In the original pilot script for the show Emma was named Anna, but one of the creators mentioned on Twitter that the name "didn't clear" which he took to mean they found someone named "Anna Swan" in Boston so had to change it. I first thought that if they had kept her name as Anna, and still everything else about the show was still exactly the same, bringing in Frozen characters would have been confusing but then realized it could have potentially led to a heartwarming moment. All it would take is one change in having Anna give David her real name, and they could have made it canon that David named his daughter after the person who first helped him get out of his comfort zone. Which while heartwarming it would have been kind of funny to consider that a character introduced in 2011 was canonically named after a character introduced in 2013

[@mikejaks4518]

I really feel like they could’ve used the fact rumple was enslaved by zelena to make his actions more sympathetic in storybrooke. Like have it be rooted in the fact he died a hero, was brought back a slave, went mad cuz his son was in him for a year, and then he ultimately still lost him because he was enslaved, so it’s for the good of everyone that he can never be controlled again. But no, the writers didn’t want to give up power obsessed rumple and went the lazy route.

[@lilbrownbear]

anna is easily top 10 characters in this series!! i LOVEEE her relationship with david, she's like the sister he never had. season 4 is honestly one of the best seasons of the show

[@AVACADO___FOOD]

The way hook looks at emma when hes holding her by the fire 😍😍😍

[@nilesstark]

Snow Queen is a whole other madhouse compared to Elsa is all I can get away with giving away.

[@Nicamon]

The 1st thing I thought when I read"Snow Queen"was the ship between Snow White&Regina...took me a couple of seconds to connect the dots...😅

[@AmazingChi]

It's interesting they managed to weave what was Disney's newest release at the time (Frozen) and their oldest-yet-to-be-included (Fantasia/The Sorcerer's Apprentice - Snow White and Pinocchio are the only two older) into the same storyline.

[@rosewalker-cz3tj]

Anna got David to learn how to use a sword but I think, He just improved over time, on his own. She just got him started.....When I think back to the first season, how Regina had to bend over to hug Henry, and now they both stand straight to hug. Henry has gotten so tall and grown up so much...

[@TheGreatestActor]

This came out in 2014, a year after Frozen put 5 years before Frozen 2 existed. As you continue watching the show you'll see it Go contrary to Frozen 2. Keep in mind that this is just on the first movie universe not the second movie universe. That's why Elsa is still queen of arendelle and not Anna. According to Once Upon a Time, Frozen 2 never existed. The flashbacks took place two years after the events of Frozen. Let it Go. Frozen.

[@calhoun1968]

"What can the hat do? It's just a hat"! Well..., It appears to me, to be straight out of Fantasia's, "the Sorcerers Apprentice" featuring Mickey Mouse as the errant apprentice who causes a lot of mischief when he puts the hat on, performs some magic, and falls asleep..., while still performing magic, which transfers right into his dreams.

[@robertmckenna3994]

I just saw the preview for the new Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. Not since Once Upon a Time have I seen something that made me root for Evil Queen.👸🏽

[@cecille5833]

The fact that they still have John Esposito on payroll and all they have him do is begrudgingly answer to Regina in her mirror cracked me. “ hey John can you look really bitter and like all your potential is being wasted” “ yup just like that”

[@theoriginalalan]

Will's character is from the spin off Once Upon A Time in Wonderland which is happening at the beginning of season 2. If you like his character and want to expand the lore I advice you watch it. It will help you understand a few things in the main show and it's pretty good.

[@Eowyn187]

The great, the beautiful, Elizabeth Mitchell. Enter the Snow Queen!

[@jmid6358]

the hat, the sorcerer, the apprentice, the mouse, the broom. you really didn't get it? :)

[@vincentdarkrosrayne]

i guess if you haven't been around long enough or searched around enough to see those vhs films then you wouldn't know. the second i saw the hat i knew because i grew up with Fantasia.

[@boqndimitrov8693]

100% authentic anna and elsa and elizabeth mitchell who i've been a crazy fan of since lost! this wasn't just a good season it was a special season! ❄️❄️❄️

[@ultronemperor3525]

An important thing! Before season 4B you should watch Once Upon A Time in Wonderland!

[@firewolfgameing9147]

You should watch once upon a time in Wonder land it is a spin off and only have one season

[@brendancolquitt3029]

Addiction doesn't change over night. It takes years maybe decades. And there's a lot of backsliding. Its very dangerous to keep portraying Addiction as something that can be fixed at the end of a season or a movie because it overlooks backsliding. In the end people in real life will think "oh I'm back to square 1 might as well give up". Back sliding is normal. Your not just "back to your old ways" now you feel bad about it which is the key to changing

[@miki-ie9zb]

It's interesting how in this series they intertwined the story of Frozen with the original fairy tale from which it was inspired (Queen of the snow of Hans Christian Andersen). Ingrid and Elsa would in fact be the same character in two parallel stories

[@StellaLoreley]

Remember David’s father’s story. For no reason whatsoever, obviously

[@xhuliadoda635]

OMG 4 EPISODES IN ONE VIDEO???

[@doryinsanime6862]

I Love Your reaction My Favorite Show.

[@marcellemoreira8356]

This actor that plays Kristoff is also in Crazy ex girlfriend. Is a really funny show. I think you would like it!! I also recommend Grimm. It's one of my favorites shows ever. I love your reactions!

[@andrewfera5414]

55:40 ... You need to watch Once Upon a Time in Wonderland to gain full context, but if you liked that guy, you may enjoy that show. It was a one-off spinoff of the main show.

[@valbonney2575]

Whoop!! Four episodes in one video ... what a treat! Thanks Sofie 😎👌

[@TahaHejrani]

You really should watch the spinoff show once upon a time in wonderland, its about will scarlet and it's only 13 episodes. It's really good

[@rosewalker-cz3tj]

Im guessing you've never been addicted to anything. Its not that easy to give up something you are addicted to. It took me 50 yrs to finally quit smoking...Its not easy...I think is the same with Rumple. He wants to give it up for Belle, and to honor his son, but its just very very hard....The hat that Rumple has is the hat from the Disney movie, The Sorcerers Apprentice....I think thats the name of it...And is episode 3, Rumple was telling the truth about never meeting Elsa, because he hasnt...He just knew Anna...and Ingrid...

[@VelkanAngels]

I wouldn't say it's the same, seeing as he's still magically possessed by the dark one, "whose" will overrides Rumpelstiltskin's. If the dark one had been removed from him, so he was just Rumpelstiltskin again and STILL couldn't stop himself, then I'd agree.

[@rosewalker-cz3tj]

@@VelkanAngels I see your point...So I agree with you..

[@natbatlightwood5288]

Be prepared to be really annoyed with Rumple, going forward.

[@vincentwirch7066]

1 thru 4!!!! Oh I love you. You just made my day!

[@DunkaccinoJoe]

CHASING LIFE

[@heidimarcum5984]

The Apprentice- "Love is a weapon." I absolutely love the theme and parallels throughout this episode! As Gold exploits and preys on Killian's love for Emma in order to manipulate him, while Rumplestiltskin exploits and preys on Anna's love for her sister, Elsa, in order to manipulate her within this episode's fantastic backstory. So brilliantly done!! Yay! I absolutely love this episode!! Of course, you can imagine why I love it too. Killian, thanks to Colin O'Donoghue, is phenomenal within this episode! :) Easily, this is another one of my absolute favorite episodes from season four! As well as throughout this entire show overall too! And I love that Captain Hook has begun to fit himself into the modern world, from accepting having a cell phone so he can communicate with the others as is shown in the previous episode... Rocky Road, to his change in wardrobe here in this episode. And dang... Does he ever look good!!! :) First, in regards to why Elsa's and Anna's parents left Arendelle so they could search for a way to get rid of Ela's snowy and icy magic... I've spoken about this before in some of my previous comments. Mainly in my comments under your posting for this season's premiere episode... A Tale of Two Sisters. Their parents may or may not have made all the right decisions while on their search, but I absolutely believe that they left all for the love of their daughters. Both Elsa and Anna. Because they truly did want what's best for them both. Now... I absolutely love, love, love the moment Emma walks into Granny's to ask Killian out!! Easily one of my favorite scenes throughout this episode and throughout all of Once Upon a Time. This is such an adorable moment between my favorite True Love couple, and I love that Emma's the one who at last takes the initiative to ask him, as we know that Killian has attempted to ask her a number of times before, only to be unsuccessful. I love how Emma asks him so quickly because she is nervous about doing so, which causes Hook to miss the dart board completely when he attempts to throw a dart at it as she asks him because he's caught so off guard. Adorable! And I love how Killian mocks Emma for being unable to plan a proper date, and how he offers to do so. Then, Emma states, "Well, just so you know... I don't pillage and plunder on the first date.", to which Hook answers her, "That's because you haven't been out with me yet." And that face he makes... Killian is a gorgeous, gorgeous man!! And he most definitely beats Flynn Rider from Disney's, Tangled with his smolder. Captain Hook has smolder in spades!! :) And then... Killian sadly goes to try to blackmail Gold in hope of getting his hand back. Yes... It's very foolish of him to do so, especially because Hook does know Rumplestiltskin better than most people, given their history together. He really should have known that trying to blackmail the Dark One, especially more than once, would end badly for him. But nonetheless, I love this entire scene between them, and all the scenes throughout this episode between them. Their dynamic is absolutely phenomenal! I love, love, love getting to see more of their dark rivalry come back, as both men continue to struggle against the darkness inside of them. But more importantly... I love and truly understand Killian's reasoning for wanting his hand back, as he wishes to be whole for Emma. To be able to hold Emma with two hands instead of just one hand and a hook. Killian doesn't just feel less of a man for having only one hand, but the reason why Gold is able to manipulate him so easily by making Killian believe his hand is cursed, is because Killian is truly very insecure about himself as a hero. Deep down, he fears that he isn't good enough for Emma, and to him his hook is a symbol of the villain he used to be. Killian is definitely a romantic like Gold teases him about. And I feel that while he has accepted his hook as a part of himself in the two hundred years he was a pirate and a villain since he's met Emma and has worked so hard to change to become a better man, his hook has become more of a reminder of the man he used to be and a part of him is afraid Emma will always be reminded of the villain he used to be so long as he keeps his hook as well. So, Gold's way of manipulating him is perfect, and absolutely cruel. Gold believes he knows Hook better than he knows himself, and all of this is why I love their rivalry so much! As for Killian refusing to believe Gold when Gold tells Killian what will happen if he takes his hand back... That Killian's hand will cause him to fall back into the selfish pirate and villain he used to be, I can also absolutely understand why Killian doesn't trust him, because the Dark One lies and tricks just like Gold says as he mocks Killian in the end. And sadly, Gold gets so deep inside Killian's head, that Killian falls for the Crocodile's manipulations. However, Killian also has every right to suspect that Gold might have done something to his hand, or that he is simply lying too. Either way... All magic comes with a price, and Killian most certainly pays a big price in this episode. Now he's unfortunately in Gold's debt for the foreseeable future. I just love this new storyline between Killian and Gold!! And there's so much more to come! :) As much as I love Killian in this episode and understand why he seeks his hand back from Gold, for Emma's sake as well as his own... Killian does sadly go about it the wrong way, and I definitely recognize this. Unfortunately, there is no right way to go about it with Gold at this point either. Blackmail is the only way for Hook to get something from Gold because of their history together. They hate each other. Gold definitely wouldn't have helped him if he simply asked. Hook's choice to blackmail Gold isn't right, but it's the only way. And Hook knows this better than anyone.

[@AVACADO___FOOD]

Im so glad you commented this long but I 100% agree with basically the whole thing! KILLIAN JONES IS SO FINEEE 🙏🙏🙏

[@Grazie7]

Random question: I love Sofie’s accent! French? Or somewhere else? Anyone know?

[@valbonney2575]

I was thinking maybe French, too ... and I think she's a singer, going by the titles of some of her earlier videos. Lovely accent 🤩

[@trufamilybromontqc]

Yes she speaks french but i don't think shes from France or Canadian French . I think shes from Argentina since she spoke of it but not sure.

[@heidimarcum5984]

White Out- Thank you so much for your reaction for another great episode from season four's Frozen arc, Sofie!! I really love this episode overall! Mostly for the present day storyline between Killian and David working together to save Emma from being trapped in the ice wall with Elsa, as well as for Emma and David helping Elsa to find it in herself to save them and to regain control over her magic. First... One of my absolute favorite moments within this episode is between Emma and Killian, as Killian jokes with her about their non dates, and attempts to convince her to go out on a real one with him. They're so adorable together and I just adore his humor, smugness, and of course... his smolder. Lovely. And then... I love the moment right after between Killian and David too, as they have a talk about Killian's intentions with Emma. I love, love, love how Killian assures David that his intentions with Emma are pure and good, and I love hearing him share with David that he wants Emma to have as much a say in their relationship moving forward as he has too. Such a beautiful sentiment. :) Second... I absolutely love Killian's soft side, when he shows his true emotions such as fear and sadness, without hiding them behind the mask he often hides behind. And most of all... I love how he shows how much he truly loves Emma, as he shows all throughout this entire episode. And especially in the end when he's finally able to help Emma climb out from within the wall and immediately embraces her firmly with relief, then lovingly picks her up into his arms to carry her off so he can help make her warm again. So beautiful. And another of my favorite moments within this episode... I really love the moment in the past storyline, when David is telling Anna about his father and how he died, and why David is so adamant about not fighting back against Bo Peep and her small army. It's a very emotional scene, and Josh Dallas acts so beautifully in this scene. You can really feel the emotion coming from him. Such a sad tale. Also... I really love how this show touches on the subject of alcoholism too. It's definitely a tough subject to address, and I think it is beautifully done within this episode. Now, speaking of Bo Peep... I have to admit that when it was first revealed that Bo Peep, of all characters, taken from the nursery rhymes, was made into a villain for Once Upon a Time, I was shocked and honestly, not too impressed with her. I mean... Bo Peep is known from a Mother Goose nursery rhyme, as well as from the Toy Story movies. I suppose this might be the creators' and writers' way of bringing a little of Disney's, Toy Story into Once Upon a Time, without actually bringing in talking toys. And of course, without Bo Peep being the innocent toy she is in the movies. Most people from what I've heard since this episode first aired, don't like Bo Peep's character at all. For them, she's not great. However, to me, she isn't terrible. She has her moments. And by the end of this episode, I realized I kind of like her somewhat, despite how others feel about her. She isn't great by any means, and definitely worth being in only one episode. And yet Bo Peep is a little fiery and funny at times. I never would have thought a nursery rhyme character like Bo Peep could have ever been made a villain, but once again... Once Upon a Time has succeeded in not only creating an interesting character, but also in casting the right actress to play her as well. Bo Peep is not at all the kind of character you would picture to be a villain, but for me... She strangely works a little bit. With all of this being said... Bo Peep's storyline within this episode for me is definitely the weakest storyline throughout the episode, but I still really enjoy it. And I actually like her a bit better in her brief scene in Storybrooke between her, David, and Hook inside her chop shop. Now... I really love the overall past storyline between David and Anna, and boy is it different to see Charming, before he becomes Charming of course. And with such long hair. I like his long hair too. :) And I have to say that I was a bit surprised that it was Anna of all people, who was the person who not only taught David how to fight with a sword, but who also had helped to make him the man we love him as today. The strength and courage has always been inside of David, just like Anna tells Ruth about her son. But even the strongest of heroes need the reminder of who they really are. And I love Anna's friendship with David. So much. This whole storyline between them is really beautiful to me, and Anna is pretty amazing in this episode. I really love how she is the one who not necessarily teaches David just about how to swordfight, but that her lessons are more about how he must fight for what he loves in order to survive if he has any hope of living. And I really love this lesson throughout this episode. It could be said about every one of us as people. We must fight for what we believe in and love in order to live. Quite a powerful sentiment. Like I've said in my comments before... I love how perfect Elizabeth Lail is in the role of Anna especially, just as I love Georgina Haig as Elsa and Scott Michael Foster as Kristoff, who was sadly not in this episode. However, I love that David straight away knew Anna, or Joan rather, is Kristoff's fiancée and I love that Kristoff and David are friends before this storyline too. I really would love to see their friendship established and brought more into another episode. Oh... And I love how Anna taking on her fake name of Joan, comes from a moment in the Disney movie, Frozen, when Anna talks to the painting of Joan of Arc on the wall of their palace during her song she sings in the beginning of the movie... For the First Time and Forever. Another fun reference to the Disney movie. I also love Joan of Arc. For me... She's the historical figure I admire more than any other. Fabulous!! :) And then... David at last stands up to Peep and her men, and wins after a brief, yet exciting sword battle in which even Bo Peep herself fights too. Saving himself, his mother, their farm, and Anna from the warlord too. It may seem strange and could feel off that David would be able to beat Peep and her two soldiers after only a single day of lessons. And yet... This shows that David already has the talent to fight with a sword inside of him. He just needed to be shown so. Which I really appreciate about this story arc for David and Anna in this episode!

[@trufamilybromontqc]

Hey sofie ,will you continue one three hill?

[@heidimarcum5984]

As for the present day storylines... I really love each of the scenes between Emma and Elsa while they're trapped together inside the ice wall. These two fantastic actresses really act well off of one another very well, and I like how Emma soon comes to see that Elsa had created the ice wall out of fear, and that she can't actually control her powers despite Elsa trying to be threatening merely out of fear of the unknown upon her arrival here in Storybrooke. I also love seeing Hook and David work together throughout the episode to find those who can help them save Emma, as well as Elsa once David realizes who Elsa and Anna are. I enjoy the brief scene between them in Gold's shop with Gold and Belle, as well as I love the scene between David, Hook, and Bo Peep in the present day, inside her Chop Shop. Next... I also really love Henry's drive to help make Regina feel better, and while he's depressed for most of the episode because Regina isn't able to face him for a while after what happened between her and Robin, I love the brief scene between them in the end too, as Henry refuses to let her push him away any longer. I also enjoy the silly side storyline with Mary Margaret as she takes up the role of Mayor for now, as she works to try to get the power back up. And I think it's hilarious how she finally breaks down and yells at Grumpy, Happy, and Granny for all their bickering. Very funny. Oh... And baby Neal is so cute!!!! :) As for David's encouragement towards Elsa to help give her the courage and strength she needs to break a whole through the ice wall to save herself and Emma, just like he knew Anna would do if she were there... I love it!! Another strong and powerful moment, as well as touching. I love the scene with Killian, Emma, Henry, David, Elsa, and Mary Margaret in the end. I love that Killian helps Emma to get warm by wrapping her up in blankets and turns the heater on her once the power comes back on. I love how comforting and loving he is towards her. And Henry too when he offers to make his mom hot cocoa and states he refuses to go down a second mother, like he fears he's done with Regina. I also really like how David helps Elsa by showing her Peep's shepherd's crook so they can try to find Anna, and yet that they only discover she's simply alive upon hearing her heart beating through the crook's power. I also love how David tells her that the Charming family doesn't ever like to give up trying to help people. And lastly... A new mysterious character has been introduced in the very last scene of the episode, as Grumpy buys himself some ice cream from the town's ice cream shop and the woman who owns it. And surprise, surprise... She has icy magic too, just like Elsa. Interesting! :) Elizabeth Mitchell, who plays this mysterious new character, is best known for her role in the TV series... Lost. Again... I haven't ever watched Lost before aside from two episodes, which I did not enjoy, but I know this actress became more famous from Lost. I happen to know this phenomenal actress from a number of other shows and movies too, Including one of my all time favorite movies... Frequency, which I requested from you to watch for me way, way back. And now... Elizabeth Mitchell has come to Storybrooke. Sometimes she's really good, and other times, her characters can annoy me too. However, she's really phenomenal as this new apparent villain. I'm so excited for you to get to know her, Reds!! :) Thank you again, so much, my dear friend! Your reaction for this episode was so much fun to watch! I really love the overall themes throughout this episode, teaching us to fight to live and not simply to survive. It's beautiful and powerful too. :) Thank you! Sincerely, Heidi

[@heidimarcum5984]

A Tale of Two Sisters- Where do I begin? Oh... I am so excited to see you get into season four!!! I absolutely love these overall Frozen storylines done in Once Upon a Time style! I love Elsa, Anna, and Kristoff, and a lot of it has to do with the casting for them. And of course, I love Sven too. :) He's so cute! Phenomenal! I am so excited to watch this amazing season with you as you begin watching it for the first time, Sofie!!! All of season four is amazing, just like all of the rest of the seasons you've seen so far!!! First... I have so many favorite moments in this episode, but of course I will start with the end moment between Emma and Killian, since they are my absolutely favorite True Love couple in the show. As you know. :) I love that Killian comes to Emma in the woods to comfort her, and the kiss they share once Emma asks him to be patient... Beautiful. Killian is of course understanding, and I love his lines when he states, "I've all the time in the world. Unless of course... another monster appears and kills me." So sweet and just... This is the Killian we know and love. And the Netflix line with Hook not knowing what Netflix is... Hilarious and so cute too. :) I also love the earlier moment between Killian and Emma just before they get interrupted by Grumpy's cry of danger, as Killian tries to encourage Emma that she ought to try to have a life between the crises that arise, or she'll miss out on having a life. I love Killian's face of pure frustration the moment Grumpy cries out that there's a new danger arising. And of course, Grumpy has to ruin the moment by screaming they've been attacked. He's definitely become the town crier. It's hilarious in the moment, and I do love Grumpy's screams. But unfortunately, I feel that the town crier is all Grumpy has become at this point and this really isn't fair to his character that I have loved since season one. Also... I really think Grumpy should have owned up to what he did instead of conveniently leaving out that Elsa had only defended herself when he and Sleepy had almost killed her with their truck. Next... Emma and Killian seek out Elsa, or the person who left the trail of ice behind upon learning that someone with icy magic has attacked Grumpy and Sleepy, only to then come face to face with a giant snow monster. It knocks them both to the ground upon feeling threatened and I love that Emma immediately dives over Killian when her gun goes off to protect him from the gunshot and the Snow Beast's rage. I'm not sure if this was intentional to have Jennifer dive over Colin in this scene, or not. But I like to imagine that it was. I like seeing her act protective of him. :) And as for the snow monster, or like Olaf calls him in Frozen... Marshmallow, I honestly felt skeptical upon first seeing him brought into Once Upon a Time, but upon seeing how everything came about by the end of this episode including its resolve, the snow monster makes sense and the effects for him, as well as for Grandpabbie are actually pretty good. They are pretty good all things considered. We know from Frozen that Elsa created that snow monster when she became scared and felt the need to push Anna and Kristoff away. And now that she's come to Storybrooke... a strange town where she doesn't know anyone, doesn't know where Anna is, or how she came to be here... Of course Elsa is frightened. And she sees two people chasing after her, so she simply creates magic that could protect her, in the form of this snow monster like before. I love seeing the snowflakes swirling around Elsa just like we see in Frozen too. Snowflakes that certainly represent her fear. Overall... I really like this idea. I also love the beginning scene with Elsa and Anna in Arendelle, as Elsa brings Anna up to the attic to show her sister their mother's wedding dress, so that Anna can wear it for her own to Kristoff. They're both so cute. The actresses chosen to play Elsa and Anna (Georgina Haig and Elizabeth Lail) are perfect for their characters within Frozen, and they're both beautiful. And Scott Michael Foster, who plays Kristoff, is perfect as well. I love them as these characters. Fantastic! And yes... Scott Michael Foster is indeed Cappie from Greek! Fantastic memory, Travis! I love Cappie in Greek, which makes me love Scott Michael Foster as Kristoff here in Once Upon a time all the more!! :) I also love the moment when Kristoff first comes on screen as Elsa comes looking for him in the barn and we see Sven there too. I really love the banter between Kristoff and Elsa, and how he stalls Elsa for Anna, but does so very clumsily. He's so cute. And so is Sven, whose faces and noises are absolutely adorable! :) And then this scene continues as they reach the harbor, and watch as the ship with Anna on it sails away towards what is revealed to be Misthaven, otherwise more commonly known as the Enchanted Forest. By the way... I believe this Frozen storyline within the past takes place about two years after the end of the movie, because it's shown that it takes place five years after Elsa's and Anna's parents' deaths seen in the very beginning of the episode, which in the movie it's said that most of the movie's storyline takes place three years after their deaths. I hope this makes sense. I absolutely love that the Frozen characters' storyline within Once Upon a Time takes place after the events seen within the movie, and that it's not once again another retelling of the movie like most other fairytales are. The creators must have known that we as fans wouldn't have appreciated seeing just another retelling of a fairytale, especially since we have just seen it in Frozen about six months earlier. So, I really love and appreciate this continuation of their story. Oh, and in case you don't know... Because the second Frozen movie came out long after this season first aired on TV, the story we get here in Once Upon a Time for these characters is completely different from the second movie. The first Frozen movie is canon to Once Upon a Time, while Frozen II is not canon.

[@mimmo4762]

About the hat, you should probably watch Fantasia

[@heidimarcum5984]

Rocky Road- Fabulous!!! Thank you so much for another reaction to the first of my favorite episodes from season four's Frozen arc, Sofie!!! I absolutely love Rocky Road very much, and there are so many twists and turns throughout this episode!! Twists and turns that I love so much!! Wow!!! First... My absolute favorite moment within this episode is the moment between Killian and Emma in the end as Emma confesses to Killian that she's been pulling away from him because she's so afraid to lose him like she's lost Neal, Graham, and even Walsh, who no fan of this show who loves Emma and Killian together, even consider him to be any sort of real love interest for Emma. But I absolutely love the look of surprise and adoration on Killian's face as he looks at Emma the moment she confesses this to him, and then when he states... "Well, love... You don't have to worry about me. If there's one thing I'm good at, it's surviving." I mean... Hook is after all over two hundred years. :) And then... Killian pulls her body close to him and kisses her passionately and lovingly. So beautiful. It's a perfect moment! There are so many beautiful moments between them. I absolutely love these two together!!!! :) I know some people feel that their relationship has come on too soon, but I absolutely disagree. I think it's about time, really. I mean... Killian's been in love with Emma ever since their first kiss they shared back in season three's episode... Good Form, from the Neverland arc. Longer, I think... given that he's liked Emma ever since they first met back in season two's episode... The Doctor, in spite of him still being a villain then. And he has worked hard to prove himself a hero, whether he believes himself to be or not. And from season three's episode... The Jolly Roger, we know that deep down, he sadly doesn't believe himself to be a hero. He's acts more confident than he really is deep down, as a way of protecting himself from what he believes are weaknesses in him. And Emma... While she's been distancing herself from Killian for multiple reasons, mostly until Killian has worked to prove himself a hero after giving up being a villain, and because she had been resenting him ever since he brought her home from New York within the Wicked Witch arc of season three, she's also been really struggling with her own fears of losing one more man she's grown to care about more than just as a friend. Someone she can see herself falling for. Killian's and Emma's relationship has been a long time coming and while they may be together now, they're still taking their relationship slowly. Just because they're now officially together, it doesn't mean they're going to be speeding their relationship along quicker than what feels right. As for the Snow Queen... I'm so excited for you to get to know her!! A character well known from the story of The Snow Queen, written by Hans Christian Andersen. A fairy tale not too widely known, given that she doesn't come from any Disney movie, including Frozen or even Frozen II. :) Now... I really don't care all that much for the continued Marian storyline due to the addition of her character creating yet another love triangle between her and Robin, and Regina. However, Marian becoming frozen by the Snow Queen leads to a different take as to what I was expecting for a love triangle storyline between Marian, Robin, and Regina to be like. And I really do appreciate the turn of events, especially when Robin comes to Regina for help to save her, then later admits he believes True Love's Kiss has failed Marian because he is truly in love with someone else... with Regina of course. I really like this brief moment between Robin and Regina. And while some people may interpret this to mean that Robin no longer loves Marian anymore, it's not true. Robin loves her very much. However, Robin has moved on. He has mourned his wife's loss and grieved for her and has spent many years coming to accept his loss. Now... Robin has found love again with Regina and their love is just as real and strong as his love with Marian once was. So yes... Robin still loves Marian and always will, but he's moved on and is now in love with Regina. I hope this makes sense. Next... I also really enjoy the storyline between Emma and David as they find the thief in the forest, who turns out to be Will Scarlet, a former Merry Man and friend of Robin's until something caused them to part ways. I like that this thief leads Emma and David to the Snow Queen's ice cream shop... Any Given Sundae, where their suspicions that someone else must have ice magic after trusting that Elsa wasn't the one who hurt Marian, was confirmed because the ice cream throughout the shop is all still frozen despite there being no electricity or running compressor to keep it so. I really like that Emma is struggling lately, not only with trusting in her magic, but also with simply being sheriff, especially after Regina snidely retorts that Emma's the one in need of saving as of late. Emma has always struggled with being the Savior and with believing in herself, but up until this point since the events within There's No Place Like Home, she's been better thanks to Killian because he believes in her and has always given her the strength and courage she needs to believe in herself too. Sadly, she's once again begun to doubt in herself, and even more so now thanks to this new villain in Storybrooke, who appears to have already been here for some time before Emma and Killian travelled back to Storybrooke through the time portal and beyond this time, with Elsa trapped inside the urn accidentally in tow. In case you can't remember... Killian pulls the urn out from the cupboard inside Gold's vault with no windows or doors where he and Emma are trapped in just before Emma finds her magic again when he's looking for something to help them escape their prison. And when the portal reopens so they can finally return home, the urn then gets pulled into the portal with them, hence bringing Elsa to Storybrooke. I love this new mystery. Next... I absolutely love, love, love the storyline between Elsa and Kristoff in the past in Arendelle. And I love their friendship and seeing Elsa accept Kristoff as someone suitable to marry her sister. I love how Kristoff has continued to remain with Elsa while Anna's still on her own journey, as he continues to try to help Elsa as she deals with her duties as Queen. I love their friendship that is bloomed throughout this episode, especially when Elsa defends Kristoff the moment the Snow Queen is about to threaten him. Love it! Also... I love that their relationship isn't solely focused on because of each of their relationships with Anna. I love seeing them get to know one another, especially because they don't have any interactions in Frozen. I am so happy you enjoy Kristoff!! I love them, and Kristoff is definitely my favorite of all the new characters who have been brought into Once Upon a Time this season!! Along with Anna too. Elsa and the Snow Queen come very close. But I really, really love Kristoff, and especially the actor who plays him... Scott Michael Foster.

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And in this storyline, we learn that Prince Hans of the Southern Isles, and his twelve brothers are on their way to Arendelle in search of the magical urn we see that Elsa had later become trapped in at some point within the past. Also... The actor chosen to play Hans most definitely looks just like his animated character in Frozen. Like always... The casting is top notch and even Hans is no exception. While I hate Hans' character in Frozen and here in Once Upon a Time for the proper reasons just as anyone should hate any villain, I do actually quite like learning more about him and getting to know more about him, including his relationship with his twelve brothers. Also... I love how Kristoff then sneaks off to spy on Hans with Sven in spite of Elsa asking him not to out of worry that he'll get into trouble, which fortunately for Kristoff, he doesn't. But he learns of Hans' plans for the urn and runs back to warn Elsa that Hans plans to use it against her so he can become the new King of Arendelle. So... Elsa and Kristoff make plans to find the urn on their own before Hans and his brothers can. I also love the moment between Kristoff and Sven when he's talking to his closest friend while spying on Hans. This reindeer is so adorable. I love his expressions and sounds he makes, and how Kristoff talks to him upon understanding what he believes Sven is saying to him. I love the whole scene in the cave, when Kristoff and Elsa reach the urn and how Kristoff warns Elsa to destroy it, only for her to fail to do so because she wants to study it instead. And I love the fight between Elsa, Kristoff, Hans, and three of his brothers, until Hans threatens to kill Kristoff unless Elsa turned over the urn to him. I really love Kristoff's and Hans' banter back and forth, then the moment when Hans unleashes the Snow Queen from the urn and is suddenly turned into an ice sculpture by her. Hans gets exactly what he deserves. And like I said above... I just love how Elsa pleads with the Snow Queen not to hurt Kristoff, saying to her and mostly to Kristoff that he's her friend. Beautiful. The fight could have been handled differently, and Hans' threat against Kristoff might appear too simple, or easily avoidable, but I still understand Elsa's hesitation too. Any small mistake might have gotten Kristoff killed and Elsa never would have forgiven herself if he had been killed because she wasn't fast enough, or smart enough. I get it. And I really enjoy this whole scene. Then... Later in another scene between Elsa and the Snow Queen, we learn that the Snow Queen is Elsa's and Anna's mother's sister. I thought they might be related somehow, but not such as they are. I didn't see that coming at all and I love this twist outside of the Frozen storyline. I love that the Snow Queen is Elsa's and Anna's aunt.

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Now, back in Storybrooke... My favorite storyline outside of the beautiful moment between Killian and Emma, is between Killian and Elsa, after Emma kind of demands that Killian look after Elsa and protect her, due to a number of the townsfolk being afraid of Elsa on account of what happened to Marian, to Emma as she nearly froze to death inside the ice wall, and because the ice wall is now surrounding the town and keeping them all trapped inside. And yet... Instead of leading Elsa to the sheriff's station like Emma asked of him, Killian decides to lead Elsa to Gold's shop where they can get some help, because Emma's possibly heading into danger, and he refuses to just wait by while she is so. Once they reach Gold's shop, Killian threatens Gold as he states that he knows Gold better than most upon seeking revenge against him for over two hundred years, and knows that the dagger Gold had given Belle is a fake, just as we know to be true. And Gold certainly doesn't deny it. Instead, he becomes very cold and defensive. Proof to Killian that he's right about believing as he does about Gold. And we see Gold once again take back the real dagger from Belle so that he could free the Sorcerer's hat from the round box we saw in the first episode, and now be able to use this hat for his upcoming plans. I just love Hook's and Gold's entire conversation and the looks they give one another. Until at last... Gold gives in. I absolutely love, love, love seeing the rivalry between Hook and Gold come back unto this show again. It's absolutely fabulous!!! :) I also love, love, love the conversation between Killian and Elsa as they're walking through the woods and talking about Emma, and how Elsa recognizes Killian's love for her. Then, they finally come to where the ice magic leads them, where they find the Snow Queen. I love how Killian pulls out his new phone Emma must have given to him for use, and I love that he hardly understands how to call Emma, and how he struggles to explain how it works to Elsa because he barely understands its technology. So cute and so funny. "I don't bloody know... I just press the Emma button and she answers usually." And yet she doesn't, like most times he tries to call her she doesn't, and he grumbles about having to carry the phone when she hardly ever answers him. I love how he struggles with having to use his phone, or any modern day technology... given that he's a two hundred year old pirate. So cute. :) And then... The Snow Queen attacks as she traps Killian by freezing his feet and lower legs to the ground, then uses her magic to not only create a number of falling icicles over Killian, but to also neutralize Elsa's magic so she can't use her own magic to help Killian. Thankfully, Emma and David at last appear just as the Snow Queen is about to kill Killian in order to frame Elsa to show Elsa that everyone will turn on her and see her as a monster. Just like the Snow Queen did to Marian in order to try to turn everyone against Elsa. To get everyone to fear her so that she can teach Elsa this lesson that we can assume she herself learned the hard way some time ago. I believe Marian was just a target of opportunity for the Snow Queen, and nothing more. And thankfully, Emma saves Killian just in time by blasting him and David, who runs forward to try to help Killian first, backwards with her own powers. I also love the moment the Snow Queen suddenly lets slip that she knows Emma, making Emma suspect there's more to this new villainess as well. What another great twist in the story... that's there's a possibility Emma and the Snow Queen knew each other like Elsa knew the Snow Queen in a time in her life she can't remember either, due to the rock trolls supposedly using their power to make Elsa, and possibly Emma, forget about the Snow Queen. Brilliant!!! And finally... I love the conversation between the Snow Queen and Gold in the very end. The Snow Queen's quiet and eerie voice is very creepy, and I absolutely love it! And I love her as the new villain for this arc of the season. I also love how Rumple seems to know a lot more about this Snow Queen as well, and I love that he is now eagerly awaiting for the Snow Queen to come to him to make a deal. Yikes! I can't say for an absolute certain exactly which season or story arc is my favorite because I love them all, but this arc alone probably has the highest number of episodes that I consider to be my favorites within a season. There are so many good episodes that I absolutely love. And overall... I love, love, love this episode so much! And lastly, just as a reminder... Will Scarlet is not only one of Robin Hood's former Merry Men, but he's also actually the cross over character brought over into Once Upon a Time from this show's short lived spinoff... Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. A few other characters in Once Upon a Time in Wonderland will also come over much later into Once Upon a Time, but these characters come to be played by different actors, and their characters are very different versions of them from who they are in Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. And some of the characters you already know and love from Once Upon a Time, also travel over into Once Upon a Time in Wonderland too. Thank you once again, Sofie!!! I can't wait for your next reactions for more Once Upon a Time!!! This next episode is also another of my absolute favorite episodes this season as well!! :) Thank you, my dear friend! Sincerely, Heidi

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Now, back to my thoughts about this episode... In the end we have one final scene between Killian and Gold once again inside Gold's shop. I love this scene, as the two rivals come to a bitter understanding between one another, as we learn that Gold didn't actually curse Hook's hand, but simply preyed on Killian's fear and hatred for him, and Killian's hatred for himself. I feel so bad for Killian, because he falls perfectly into Gold's trap. Gold/Rumplestiltskin is brilliant! He lies and tricks, just like he warns Killian he does. Just like Killian knows about him. And maybe... just maybe, Gold really did lie to Hook about his hand not really being cursed. For all we know... It very well may have been cursed too. It would explain why Killian is so quick to acting so darkly until he so quickly recognizes what he's done and stops himself every time. Because we know how much Killian really wants to be a hero, especially for Emma. He doesn't have any desire to be a villain any longer, or to act badly. So, Gold is absolutely wrong about why he believes Killian is so quick to turn back to acting like his old selfish, villainous self. We may never know the truth for sure, and yet I choose to believe that he does curse his hand. To me... I think it makes more sense, because Killian has truly changed and become a good man and a hero. He wouldn't be so quick to anger so easily. Not any longer. So cruel and sneaky Rumple is. But if Gold is telling the truth about him not having cursed his hand, Killian's actions do still make sense, nonetheless. As for the only real moment I don't like about this episode and scene... It's when Hook threatens Belle to try to get out of Gold's debt. It's wrong and while I know Killian wouldn't really hurt Belle ever again at this point, I still hate that he even bothers to threaten to hurt her. I really don't believe it's in him any longer to hurt someone so good, and a very close friend to him. I believe Killian would stop himself from ever hurting Belle again if it ever came down to it... cursed hand or not. And this kind of threat to me, is just really out of character for him at this point. So, I really wish this line had been left out. As for Killian not going to Emma about what he's done and what Gold's done to him... It isn't so much that Killian is too proud to admit he needs help. It's because he's afraid. Afraid that Emma won't see him as a hero any longer and afraid that he will lose her. It's not good that he won't tell the truth to her or to anyone else, because the truth would certainly solve a number of his problems. However, Killian of all characters struggles so deeply with showing his weaknesses. He should trust in Emma to be understanding of the situation, but I also understand why he's afraid to. And the truth is, Emma is the same way. She doesn't trust so easily either, just like we saw between her and Killian throughout the Wicked Witch arc in season three. Emma struggles to believe in herself almost as much as Killian does. And for Killian, it's worse even though it's sometimes easier for him to hide his insecurities. Because he was a villain once, whereas Emma wasn't. They both struggle to believe in themselves for different reasons, even though Killian is able to act far more confident than he really is. Emma certainly doesn't. And Killian knows this, so he's afraid she might not be able to forgive him this time either. Now, as for the backstory with Anna, Rumplestiltskin, and the Apprentice... I really, really love this backstory a lot! And I love that we learn more about the reasons for Rumple/Gold wanting the box containing the Sorcerer's hat. It's brilliant that should he succeed in collecting himself enough power inside the hat, it will allow for Gold to cleave himself from the power of his dagger so that he can no longer be controlled by it, but still keep his power. And this is why Gold doesn't do anything more with the hat once he pulls the Apprentice into the hat. Because Gold has yet to collect enough power needed to perform the magic that will cleave him from the dagger. Fantastic!!! I also love how naïve Anna is towards Rumple at first, until she finds her strength to defy him when he tries to convince her to poison the Apprentice. This storyline parallels perfectly with the Storybrooke storyline where Gold manipulates Killian, as we see how Rumple tricks and manipulates Anna too into getting him the Sorcerer's hat, having failed to be able to do so beforehand just as Zoso and other Dark Ones before them had as well. And speaking of Zoso... I too love that we once again see the former Dark One before Rumplestiltskin became so. I love this call back. :) Anna then manages to get a hold of the dagger and forces Rumple to send her home to Arendelle with the box in hand. And she only tells Rumple to send her home with the box in hand, not with the dagger too, which is why the dagger isn't transported with her. I am so proud of Anna for getting one over on Rumplestiltskin. Could she have demanded more? Of course. But I still think she did pretty darn well, and getting one over on Rumplestiltskin, and as we all know... This certainly isn't easy. And then... Another of my favorite moments within this episode is in the end between Anna and Kristoff inside the stable with Sven, when she finally returns home. I love how happy Kristoff is to see Anna return! They're so cute together. And it's adorable how they act off of one another. This is just the first scene between them together we see, and in time I hope you will come to see what makes them another of my favorite couples throughout the show as well! I absolutely love Anna and Kristoff!! :) Overall... I really love this episode. and it's easily one of my favorites because of Killian and Emma!! I just absolutely love them together and I love, love, love all of the scenes between Killian and Gold as well! Fabulous acting all around!! Thank you so very much, Sofie!! And I truly had so much fun watching this episode over again with you!! I can't wait for more Once Upon a Time!! You're fabulous, my dear friend! :) Sincerely, Heidi

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Next... I absolutely love, love, love the moment when Hook comes to pick Emma up for their date at hers and her parents' loft. I love the brief scene between Emma, Mary Margaret, David, and Elsa just before Killian knocks, as Mary Margaret takes a picture of her daughter when she comes down dressed in a pink dress with her hair pulled back for her date, as if Emma was leaving for her prom. So cute!!! :) And then... Killian arrives at the door, and I love how he and Emma both stare at one another in awe at how each other looks, as Killian is dressed in black jeans, a black button up shirt, vest, and a new leather jacket instead of his long leather duster he's always worn, then reveals his new/old hand upon holding out a rose for Emma. I also love how Emma mocks him by calling him "Captain Hand." And then... This brings us to Emma calling Hook, Killian once again like she does back in season three's Part Two finale... There's No Place Like Home, and I absolutely love it! :) I also love how cute David is, as he acts like a father would towards the man coming to take his daughter out on their first date, and how Emma is embarrassed by her parents. Next... I love the scene when Emma and Killian are on their date inside a restaurant called, Tony's. Which is all a beautiful nod to Disney's, Lady and the Tramp. Tony's is the name of the restaurant in the Disney movie as well. And in case you missed it, the moment Emma and Killian first walk into the restaurant, you can see another couple eating spaghetti from both ends until their lips come together in a kiss, just like Lady and Tramp do in the Disney movie. It's great, and the first few minutes of their date is adorable! Unfortunately, this is the beginning of Killian's fall, when Will Scarlet attempts to flee from the restaurant until he bumps into the waiter standing above Emma, causing him to spill the wine and wine glasses on top of her. Immediately, Killian grabs Will by the lapels of his jacket collar and demands that Will apologize to Emma. And as worried as Emma becomes upon seeing Killian acting out of character all of a sudden, Killian is swiftly frightened by his actions and pulls his hand back, as he then becomes wary of Gold's warning that his left hand would change him back into the villain he used to be because he fears that Gold has cursed his hand. Not good, but I love this whole scene. I really love the simplicity of Killian constantly looking down at his hand out of fear of what it's doing to him thanks to Gold getting inside his head and messing with him. I absolutely love how Colin O'Donoghue keeps with this fear of his hand turning him all throughout the episode! It's smart and it adds so much to who his character has grown to become. While Killian is now a hero, he doesn't believe it most days because he doesn't believe in himself. His fear of falling back into being Captain Hook is phenomenal, albeit sad too. And him fearfully starring down at his hand often adds so much to it. I think the creators and writers have Killian show just the right amount of darkness throughout this episode, and Colin O'Donoghue shows it fabulously! I know that some fans may think that this has come out of the blue a bit, and/or that they might not have shown enough of Hook's inner darkness throughput this episode while Killian has his hand. However, I disagree. Killian has always struggled with his inner darkness and still struggles to believe himself a hero. And unfortunately, Gold knows this about him and knows how to get into his head. And because later... Killian does threaten Belle, which is really bad, and something about this episode that I don't actually like. But I will talk about this momentarily... And then... We have another of my favorite moments between Killian and Emma, as Killian walks Emma home and they say goodnight. I love the kiss shared between them and how Killian asks Emma out on a second date, to which Emma responds with this beautiful kiss. Sadly, it's slightly interrupted, when Killian begins to stare again at his hand once more in fear upon sensing something's very wrong. And then... I love the moment between Emma and her parents, when they surprise her at being still awake and Mary Margaret is so excited to ask her daughter about her date. And how uncomfortable David is with hearing about it. So adorable! :) Later, Killian comes upon Will again as the thief is attempting to break into the library, and Killian suddenly becomes enraged with Will when he resists as Killian tries to persuade him from breaking inside, then strikes Will over and over again with his left hand, before threatening him that he better not tell anyone he attacked him, then runs around the corner. And upon this occurrence, Killian fearfully realizes that Gold was right about his warning. I love his facial expressions throughout all the scenes he's in, as well as the moments where Killian is seen clenching his jaw together to show his rage inside of him, whether he lets it out or not. Colin O'Donoghue is brilliant with expressions and emotions! This is a big part of why Killian is my overall favorite character throughout the whole show. :) Next... Killian then goes back to Gold to demand he take his hand back so he can get rid of it to save himself and protect those he cares about from himself. Unfortunately, Gold continues to manipulate Killian, forcing him to make a deal with him. An open ended deal without Killian knowing what Gold will ask of him in return, that he has no choice but to accept. This leads us to when Gold and Killian meet up at the docks where Killian slept through the night, and then together they make their way to the Apprentice's home in Storybrooke. And Gold forces Killian to hold the Apprentice down while he traps the old man inside the magical hat. Oh, and in regards to where Killian is currently living, since we now know that Killian traded his ship to be able to find and save Emma in New York... I suspect that Killian is most likely staying in a room at Granny's Bed and Breakfast, just like most characters who have come into Storybrooke since Regina's original dark curse had been broken. August stayed in one of Granny's rooms, and so did Neal. Greg, and Tamara too. I believe Killian is staying there too, which also explains why Emma knows she can find him at Granny's so early in the morning, when she comes to ask him out.

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Now... I'm not at all a fan of seeing Regina slowly begin to turn back into the Evil Queen again, even if it is an interesting surprise to see Sidney return to the show in spite of me not really caring much for his character at all. Don't get me wrong... I absolutely love the Evil Queen! But after how hard Regina has worked to change and to become a good woman who has earned her happy ending with Robin... It is sad for me to see her slowly reverting back into her old ways like Emma, Killian, Snow, Charming, and Henry all fear she will. But she has also shown she plans to take a different approach to helping her find her happy ending. By finding the person who wrote the storybook, which I absolutely love, and am definitely intrigued by. I love seeing Regina's desire to change her fate by hoping to convince the Author of the storybook to change her story. That is... if such a thing is possible. I do believe that people's choices are what determines their fates. However, it's just possible that the Author has more power over our characters' fates than we realize. But then like I said in my comments under your season three finale... There's No Place Like Home, we are the only ones in control of our fates. Karma also plays a part too. So... What does this all mean? Keep watching! I think you will really come to love all that's to come within this season, Travis! :) After Regina learns who Marian is and why she wanted to kill her initially upon watching their first meeting back in her past through her Magic Mirror, I believe that Regina realizes and understands why Marian can only see her as a monster, upon seeing the glee and pleasure her old self took in sentencing Marian to death within the mirror's reflection. And because she does, I feel this is why she is able to actually save Marian from being killed by the snow monster in the end. Not to try to prove to Robin and the others that she's still good. And I really love this moment when Regina states to her, "Welcome to Storybrooke, Marian." I do feel so bad for Regina in spite of her having been a villain until not too long ago, and I also feel so bad for Robin too because he's so torn between the woman he loves now, and his vow to love Marian until death. Even if she had already been dead for years. This storyline most certainly in a way reminds me of season one's storyline of David being caught between his love for Mary Margaret, and his need to honor what he falsely remembers to be his love for Kathryn. Another storyline I didn't much care for the idea of because of the whole love triangle debacle. But I appreciate the parallel, nonetheless. And I can appreciate Robin's code of honor. And yes... I feel badly for Marian too, because she's been brought into this world against her will, and she seems sweet. So, I feel badly for her because she is caught in an unknown world, where her husband's love is now divided between her and the woman, who until now... she has seen to be a villain who nearly killed her, and who had succeeded in killing her in the original timeline before Emma changed the past during hers and Hook's time travel adventure. Now... I absolutely love the moment between Belle and Gold, as Gold uses his power to change their clothes to Belle's golden gown and his long blue suit coat with gold trim, as they dance to the music that is the love theme for Disney's, Beauty and the Beast. So beautiful and so romantic. It's perfect!! And yet... This moment is sadly tainted for me as well. Because Gold is still up to his not so good ways. Ugh!!! :) Unfortunately, Gold discovers a round box inside a large mansion, which Belle states has come over into Storybrooke in the latest curse cast by Snow. And we later see that this hat contains a magical wizard's hat, which he uses his dagger to summon from the box. The dagger which he had promised his son never to use again now that he's gotten his revenge against Zelena. Such a liar. We even saw Rumple switch the daggers back so that Belle would no longer be carrying the fake one. However, as we see in this ending... Gold has immediately taken his real dagger for himself once again to summon the Sorcerer's hat from the magical box. Will he ever change? In regards to the hat... It is the Sorcerer's hat worn by Mickey Mouse, who plays the Sorcerer's Apprentice in one of the dance sequences within Disney's, Fantasia from 1940. And if you listen closely to the slow music playing within the background while Gold is starring down at the hat and box, it's the music from this sequence in Fantasia playing out. It's wonderful! Also... I love the end scene between Emma and Regina, when Emma comes to Regina's office to apologize and in order to assure her that Regina will find her happiness because as the Savior, it's her duty to return everyone's happy endings, including Regina's too. This scene is indeed another nod to Frozen, as it shows Emma standing in the light, while Regina is sitting on the floor crying in the dark. In Frozen, this is the exact scene played out between Anna and Elsa, when Anna comes to ask her sister if she wants to build a snowman at the end of the song, "Do You Want to Build a Snowman", just after their parents died. Elsa is sitting on the floor in the dark crying upon learning about her parents' death, while Anna is standing outside of the door where there's light. I really love this moment, and the nod to Frozen. :) And lastly... I really love the overall opening scene between Anna's and Elsa's parents just before they die in the shipwreck, as we know they did in Frozen as well. I love the set up for all that's to come within this arc, and the mystery that is brought about through Anna's mother, who is seen writing a message to their daughters about something she feels they have to know in case they don't survive. And then she places the message inside a bottle and casts it into the ocean, with enough faith that it will eventually find its way to their daughters. It's so sad seeing the parents die while they hold onto one another, but what a great opening! Overall... I really enjoy this episode so much! I like that Anna is on a mission to find out the truth behind why their parents really left home on the mission when they were killed, and I love that Elsa has wound up in Storybrooke in the present day thanks to the urn she was once contained in being pulled through the time portal Emma and Killian passed through to return home from the past. An urn that was once in Rumplestiltskin's possession. There's so much goodness to come!!! Thank you again, so much, Sofie!!! I can't wait for more Once Upon a Time season four from you!! :) Sincerely, Heidi

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How Will Scarlett knows the Alice In Wonderland Book. The show never touches on that. You have to watch the other show. It's a spin-off of Once Upon a Time. It's a show about finding a lost love and romance. It was written by the same writers, the same producers, the same company, the same everything that made Once Upon a Time. The show is called, "Once Upon a Time In Wonderland." Seriously react to it and go check it out.

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[@Nicamon]

Why are your OUaT videos always so long???😵It's a bit tiring having to watch and comment all these episodes at once(upon a time)!And I'm always afraid KZbin will delete my comments because they come out too long...!X-S 0:01:56 - 0:01:59 "Frozen 2"didn't exist yet.(And it shouldn't have existed _at all_ considering what it was about! This makes _more sense_ as a sequel and that says A LOT!😓) 0:03:15 - 0:03:16 "Always the Villain. Even when I'm not.💔" 0:03:26 - 0:03:30 😭💔💔💔💔 0:03:39 - 0:03:42 Yeah,BECAUSE OF HER!Can you blame the shock?!?! 0:04:21 - 0:04:24 And that's *EXACTLY* why I like *HER* and I don't like *HOOK!* BTW I don't think Marian was dead for _decades..._ how old is Roland? 0:06:14 - 0:06:28 😄🧡 0:07:44 - 0:07:50 I always tend to cut some slack to people who misbehave because of a magical curse. It's not _totally_ his fault. 0:08:58 - 0:09:10 And _this_ is why I *HATE* Adultery Queen even *_MORE_* than Craptain Swan!!!One of the *CORE CONCEPT* of this ENTIRE SHOW is fairy-tale True Love...where is Robin x Marian's True Love?!?! If falling in love with someone else was this easy there wouldn't be a difference between"True"Love that can break any curse and a"regular"non-fairy tale love!🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬💢💢💢💢💢Robin Hood shouldn't be with Maid Marian because he _has_ to,he should be with her because the *ONLY* reason he could fall in love with someone else was that Marian was dead!!! *THIS* is True Love!!!! 0:11:45 - 0:11:52 I *don't* like this!Not only because I dislike Disney's"Beauty&the Beast",but because I liked it when the Disney parallels were more subtle. At this point OUaT has _literally_ turned into a cosplay fair!🤦‍♂I'm making an exception for the"Frozen"Trio but only because they are too cute and I adore them!!😊💛🧡💙 0:16:49 - 0:16:57 🤮🤮🤮 0:18:11 - 0:19:18 The most adorable BROTP of all times!!😊💛💙 0:21:31 - 0:21:33 *IF ONLY!!!* 🙄 0:21:44 - 0:21:52 SWAN QUEEN!!!😭💞So much wasted potential it hurts!!!!! #OnceUponaWastedPotential 0:21:58 - 0:22:01 4 seasons and I'm still wondering...what was the Genie's real name?Isn't Sidney his Curse name?Is he like David? 0:23:28 - 0:23:40 I LOVE THEM!!!!😊💙💛 David&Anna are so funny and adorable together!^W^ 💕 0:29:36 - 0:30:10 And...I have mixed feelings about this Bo-Peep...on 1 hand..trauma because I love the one from"Toy Story"💗 on the other...I must admit she's a pretty cool and badass character.😎 0:26:56 - 0:27:00 😅💔💔💔💔💔💔 0:28:28 - 0:28:38 He does.😅You know...if he wasn't Spike 2.0 and if I didn't have so many reasons to ship Swan Queen I could have appreociated moments like this. 0:29:00 - 0:29:10 Same as above. 0:30:51 - 0:31:40 🤯 0:33:35 - 0:33:41 🧡💙 0:35:27 - 0:35:56 "STOP SAYING LETTERS!!!>O

[@Jane-tx7el]

You don’t have to watch all at once. You have free will. I’m glad she gave 4 episodes since it takes a long time for her to upload on episodes and don’t have a fixed schedule

[@rikkiwear853]

You also don't have to write paragraphs of comment, either.

[@Nicamon]

@@rikkiwear853 If I watch a reaction it's _also_ to comment it. I don't need to re-watch OUaT,I've already done it. If I watch a reaction is to comment someone _else's_ reaction to it. But commenting 4 episodes at once is time demanding and tiring.

[@ChibiHoshiDragon]

@@Nicamon You don't need to comment all at once and the same hour the video debuts. You can divide it up. One large or several small, it doesn't matter to the algorithm. You can divide long comments up and space them out through time. If you still insist on one long comment only, you can also type out your comment over days in a notepad/rtf/etc and then submit the final comment later when done. Is reviewing a book on Goodreads demanding and tiring? It is only if you believe it has to be done in one sitting. It is not like a YT comment has a deadline. Spreading it out and doing multiple comments is not tiring at all. Pause is your friend.