–[Storybrooke]–
(Mary Margaret, who has escaped from her cell, has fled to the woods. Meanwhile, Henry and Izzy sit on a bench reading their book at the station. Emma and Mr. Gold see them.)
Emma: Henry. Izzy. What are you doing here?
Henry: We came to congratulate you.
Emma: For what?
Izzy: Your genius plan.
Mr. Gold: And what plan's that, Izzy?
(Henry and Izzy don't respond.)
Mr. Gold: Right.
(Mr. Gold leaves Emma and the twins alone in the hall.)
Henry: Sorry. We thought Mr. Gold was in on it, now that he's Miss Blanchard's lawyer.
Emma: In on what?
Izzy: The escape plan.
Emma: The what?
(Mr. Gold calls out from the other room.)
Mr. Gold: Sheriff, could you join me, please?
(They join Mr. Gold and see Mary Margaret's empty cell.)
Mr. Gold: She's gone.
Emma: Henry, Izzy, what did you do?
Henry: Nothing. She was gone when we got here.
Mr. Gold: Her arraignment's tomorrow. If she's not there...
Emma: She's a fugitive. Doesn't matter if she's convicted for Kathryn or not – she's screwed. I have to go find her before someone notices she's missing.
Mr. Gold: Oh, you mean Regina?
Emma: The arraignment's at eight A.M. I'm sure she'll be here bright and early to celebrate her victory.
Mr. Gold: Well, you have until eight A.M., then.
Izzy: Uh, what about us? How can we help?
Emma: Go home.
Henry: Emma, if she leaves Storybrooke...
Emma: Not now, Henry. Come on.
Mr. Gold: Miss Swan, I know time is of the essence, but if Miss Blanchard doesn't return... Her future's in jeopardy. And if you're caught helping her, so is yours.
Emma: I don't care. I'd rather lose my job than my friend.
———–
(Emma gets in her car and drives down a deserted road near the woods. In the fog in the distance, a figure can be seen. Emma doesn't notice in time and narrowly avoids hitting a man. He jumps out of the way and falls down an incline. She gets out of her car to assist him.)
Emma: I'm so sorry! Are you okay? I didn't see you there.
Jefferson: Uh, I think so.
Emma: Are you sure?
Jefferson: I'm fine. I'm not used to sharing the road with cars so late. You're the Sheriff, aren't you?
Emma: Yeah.
Jefferson: What brings you out here in the middle of the night?
Emma: Oh, nothing to worry about. I'm just looking for a lost dog.
Jefferson: Well, I hope you find it.
Emma: Thank you.
(Jefferson tries to walk, but has an obvious limp.)
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FantasyFor bail bonds collector Emma Swan, life has been anything but a happy ending. But on the night of her twenty-eighth birthday, an encounter with twins claiming to be the son and daughter she gave up for adoption ten years earlier leads her to a town...