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It seemed like it twisted their memories rather than erase them their stories weren’t changed as much compared to Regina’s Dark Curse. Killian was actually shot and was actually saved Roni actually tried to adopt a baby but got turned down Henry basically has Emma’s story but he was actually born in prison. Furthermore, this curse gave them the exact same background, just with more modern labels to it. After all, this has adult Emma and young Henry getting two mothers, but also referencing the stories that were in the original book. As far as we know, the book that Henry wrote is his story, not the one about the original Once Upon a Time story book. It also seems there aren’t a lot of illustrations in Henry’s book since he didn’t even recognize Roni the first time he met her at Roni’s. Lucy is on the quest to finding the story book and have them touch it. Does the bat in the tower have something to do with towers? Is the ruined tower the bat’s home? How is the tower relevant to the story? Is it more foreshadowing of things to come rather than necessarily relevant to this episode in itself? The Butterfly Effect The title card showed a tower in ruins, however, the tower that we saw in the episode was not ruined. Adelaide Kane’s Drizella had the same depth as Lana Parrilla playing Regina. How she has to do that in acting, as well as Adelaide Kane’s, is fantastic. Regina and Ivy, their back and forth, especially Lana Parrilla’s expression and without saying a word said so much is amazing.

Perhaps not the best written episode, but the dialogues are good. “Wake Up Call” is may be the best acted episode of the entire series.

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