OUAT: Tainted Love

Last time on “Once:” Rogers asked Tilly to help him find Eloise Gardiner. She met up with him again and told him that Eloise had been living on the street and going by Rain until she was killed in a car accident a couple years earlier. Rogers was shattered and almost fell off the wagon, having gone sober after being drunk on the job when Eloise was kidnapped (which is why he took her disappearance so hard). He realized that the painting Tilly had given as proof that Rain was Eloise was only made recently and knew exactly what was going on.

He stormed the evidence room and confronted Rumple, demanding to know why he made Tilly lie. Rumple told him he was trying to protect Rogers from himself, but couldn’t explain why just yet. Rogers pretty much told him to go to hell and then stormed over to Victoria’s office, getting Drizella to give him access to the GPS on her mother’s car so he could track her down.

Rogers stormed into a warehouse owned by Victoria. He found her there as she had discovered that Drizella was awake and working with the Witch. She hid the Witch but Rogers freed her, saying she was Eloise.

dun dun DUN!

Victoria was arrested while Tilly apologized for lying. Rogers told her he was disappointed in her before heading to the hospital with the Witch. Drizella gloated over her mother’s demise while Lucy had to go into foster care, leaving Jacinda vowing to get her daughter back. It was the main reason why she decided not to pursue a relationship with Henry, encouraged by Regina—who still needed to keep them from sharing True Love’s Kiss.

Our flashbacks took us to the Wish!Realm as well as the Enchanted Forest. Hook prepared his crew to leave with the Queen’s curse but she showed up to reveal that Snow and Charming took her magic, so she couldn’t cast the curse. She asked Hook to go retrieve a flower from a tower so she could use its magic to restore her own. Then they can go get his revenge on the Crocodile. Hook agreed and took Smee with him.

They found the tower and Hook scaled up it, climbing into the window. He met Rapunzel, who explained she was trapped there by a witch’s curse and told him where to get the magical flower. He promised to return so she could use it to escape and she was surprised he would do that. But Hook’s “save a damsel” side had been triggered and he was taken with her.

Hook and Smee went to the garden and Hook sang a sea shanty to find the flower but only managed to start a fight with a giant garden gnome. As Smee acted as bait, Hook started to sing a lullaby which did activate the flower. He grabbed it and it defeated the gnome. Hook ordered Smee to go back to port while he went to rescue Rapunzel. Smee warned him to be careful before heading out.

Returning to the tower, Hook gave Rapunzel the flower. She showed her gratitude by kissing him and then the camera panned away to indicate sexy times.

In the morning, Hook was surprised to learn that Rapunzel had a baby overnight. Rapunzel then revealed she was the Witch, Mother Gothel, and had used a glamor spell to trick him into sleeping with him. She said she needed someone of her bloodline to leave in the tower so she could escape, leaving behind their daughter in her place. Hook was more appalled at that rather than the fact he had been raped by deception, much like Robin was by Zelena. Once again, that was brushed over but I’m not going to start that again.

Hook went back to the port and gave the flower to the Evil Queen while also turning the Jolly Roger to Smee. He said he needed to stay behind because something more important came up. The Evil Queen asked what was more important than revenge and the answer was his daughter, who Hook named after his mother—Alice.

We open with a sword fight between Ella and Henry. It seems she is getting the upper hand, though he is holding his own. She teases him, saying she thought he was taught by a pirate. He replies he was but Hook didn’t cheat as much as did. She counters with the fact that the royal guards won’t fight fair either. They end up entangled in each other’s arms and share a moment before Ella ends it. Henry apologizes and Ella says it’s complicated. Before she can elaborate, she freezes and whispers that they are not alone.

(Kiss! Kiss! Kiss!)

Henry turns around and is surprised to see Alice. She greets him and wonders why he won’t put down the sword. He says he still hasn’t gotten over the fact she drugged him and tied him up. But he does sheath his sword as he introduces her to Ella. Ella is particularly interested in the fact that Alice has been to Wonderland. Alice, though, is not here to discuss that. She says she’s looking for someone and thinks they can bring her to him.

Hook asks Regina about the tower she had met Drizella at and is disheartened to hear it was destroyed. But before he can get too heartbroken, Henry and Ella arrive with Alice. He’s amazed to see her and wonders how she got out of the tower without him. She wonders how he got so young and hurries toward him. He reminds her that his heart is still poisoned and they can’t touch. She says she found a cure and is shielded from it. Happy, they embrace.

(Look how hopeful she is)

But then Hook is blown back and lays on the ground, writhing in pain as his heart glows green. Regina rushes over to tend to him as Alice cries out that she was supposed to be cured. She apologizes before running off. Regina sends Henry and Ella after her as she tends to Hook.

Alice races through the forest with Henry and Ella on pursuit. She opens a portal and jumps through. Henry stops and says they lost her. Ella, though, says they can go through the portal after her. He points out that they don’t know where it would take them and Ella confidently says it’s take them to Wonderland. She reminds him “No risk, no reward” and then jumps through the portal. Henry sighs and follows her into it as well.

(And there goes Ella)

Jacinda hugs Lucy as the girl begs to go home with her. But Jacinda says that she needs to stay in the group home for now until they can figure it out. She once again promises that they will be together and Lucy heads into the house as Sabine comforts Jacinda.

They walk away and Jacinda wonders how she can get Lucy back. Sabine suggests trying the “American” way and getting a lawyer. Jacinda doesn’t know how she would afford one or even find one. Sabine says she’s been doing some light social media stalking and hints that someone they know graduated from law school. Jacinda, though, shoots that down, saying that bringing him into it would make things messy. Sabine reminds her that she promised Lucy she would do everything to get her back and so she needs to try everything. Jacinda considers this.

Drizella talks about how she knew almost everything about her mother yet she still didn’t know that her mother had kidnapped Eloise Gardiner. She can even cry on cue. Henry films it on his phone and thanks her for the interview, saying it will be great for his blog. She says that she feels safe with him and not just because they are friends, but because he’s a great writer. She praises his blog and asks if he wants to turn it into a podcast, sponsored by Belfrey Industries. Regina interrupts them and asks Henry if he’ll open a stuck door for her. He agrees in exchange for two beers.

Regina warns Drizella to stay away from Henry but she doesn’t seem affected. Instead, she taunts Regina by asking if she used her Evil Queen tactics to get Jacinda to blow off Henry. She asks if it hurt to see him brokenhearted and then reminds her of the cost of breaking the curse. Regina warns her that even though she doesn’t have magic, she won’t hesitate to use her trusty bat on Drizella. Drizella grabs her purse to head out, asking Regina to tell Henry that she’ll call him later to finish the interview before leaving.

(The start of an epic eye roll)

Rogers walks into the precinct and all the cops starting applauding. He waves them off as Rumple congratulates him for closing his case. He then warns Rogers that he has no idea what he just blew wide open. Rogers decides to ignore him as Desk Sergeant asks him how it feels to be a hero. Rogers insists he was just doing his job and the Desk Sergeant tells him to tell that to “her.”

The camera pans over to reveal Gothel standing there. She hands him a cake, saying she made it for him herself to thank him. He takes it and asks how she is doing. She says she’s struggling to sleep and he says that’s to be expected since she’s been dropped into a strange new world. He then asks if she’s been seeing the therapist recommended to her and she says she doesn’t think it’s working out. So Rogers gives her his number and tells her to call him anytime. She calls him her white knight before leaving. 

(She looks so innocent. Don't buy it, Rogers!)

Henry is working on his laptop as he listens to music as Ethan Lovett Nathan Parsons walks up to him. He sees what Henry is listening to and gets his attention. They bond over the band he is playing as Jacinda pops behind the bar, saying she sees they met. Nathan realizes that Henry is the man Lucy thinks is her dad and is her favorite author and Henry is surprised he knows the two so well. Jacinda then introduces him as Nick, the lawyer she’s hired to help get Lucy back but Nick adds that he’s Lucy’s father. This breaks Henry’s heart and he zones out as Jacinda asks Nick what he was doing there since they were going to meet later. He says he was in the neighborhood and figured he’d get the documents he needed from her. Jacinda hands them over and he says he’ll see her later. Nick says goodbye to Henry before leaving.

(Will always be Ethan Lovett to me)

Henry turns back to Jacinda and says he didn’t know Lucy’s dad was so…cool. And successful. Jacinda admits it was a surprise to her and that until she got in touch with him that morning, she hadn’t seen him in ten years. That still doesn’t make Henry feel better.

The portal does indeed spit Henry and Ella out into Wonderland and they admire the giant mushrooms surrounding them. Ella finds a gate and a cottage beyond it, figuring that’s where Alice went. They race toward it but end up caught in a net, hanging above the ground. Henry finds it amusing, telling Ella that it reminds him how his grandparents met—his grandfather captured his grandmother in a net. Ella says that sounds weird and controlling. Only because Henry really isn’t telling the story right. Henry does say that his grandmother hit him with a rock first. Ella’s like “Whatever. Let’s get out of this net” and asks if Henry can reach his sword. He can’t so Ella tries. She barely brushes it and then they end up pressed together, a moment passing between them.

(Deja vu)

Ella reaches Henry’s sword and uses it to slice open the net, sending them tumbling to the ground. They pick themselves up and Henry assures Ella that they will find Alice. After all, he says his grandparents had a motto: “I will always find you.” Ella, though, is a bit more cynical. She says that he may have come from a world of fairy tales and a place where that happened, but she didn’t. She came from a place where people tended to never be found again. Henry asks if that’s why she said it was complicated earlier and she confirms it was. They then look at the cottage and head inside.

(It looks like a quaint little cottage)

Lucy runs to greet Henry, who brought her another copy of the book—a signed one. She opens it and says she wants to figure out who Nick really is. Henry tries to convince her that he’s really her father and seems to be a cool guy but Lucy insists that he’s her father. She figures that Nick is like Kathryn Nolan, who the curse made David believe he was married to so to keep him away from Snow. Henry wonders if maybe he’s the Kathryn and he’d be happy about that. Lucy says no one wants to be the Kathryn (ouch). 

(Just look at that face)

Henry points out that his book ends with him meeting Cinderella so there’s no proof they got together. Lucy insists it was so and says he needs to do something grand. Henry says Nick is going to get her out of the house so he can’t slay that dragon. Lucy thinks she knows another dragon he can slay.

The camera zooms in on a tiny door and a gloved hand opens it to reveal a maze. Ella looks at it in awe and says it’s the infinite maze. Henry realizes the same thing the audience does—she knows what it is. He says she followed Alice to get here to Wonderland and asks what she wants to find here. She reaches for a bottle that says “Drink me” as she tells him that she’s looking for answers. She says that she’s afraid of love because it always ends in pain where she comes from, pulling half a locket from her pocket. She shows it to him.

(Talk about an itty-bitty living space)

He asks if it has to do with her stepmother but she says it has to do with her mother. Ella says that when she married Ella’s father, her mother gave it to him. She then explains that he was her stepfather—which flips the script—but that he was the only father she knew. Ella says that the lockets were enchanted and that they would glow as long as they both were in love. It would help them find each other no matter what. Henry says he’s familiar with that type of magic and says it’s pretty powerful. She nods and then explains that they were happy until her mother left them one day. Her father tracked her mother to Wonderland and entered the infinite maze to find her. However, as he went through it, his half of the necklace stopped glowing—meaning her mother stopped loving him. She says he came back a broken man.

Ugh, you’re sure the ONLY reason it stopped glowing was because she stopped loving him? Because I’m sure there’s a another reason that’s pretty obvious and more likely than that.

Henry asks her what she wants and she says she wants answers. He points out there’s only enough potion for one person and she apologizes. She says that it’s nice that his grandparents always found each other but she needs to know why it wasn’t the case for her family. Before he can stop her, Ella downs the potion and shrinks down. She races through the door and as Henry calls her name, she begins to run the maze.

(This is gonna take a while)

Jacinda tries to zip up a lovely black dress as she stands in front of a mirror. Sabine lets out a wolf whistle and compliments her gown, asking her friend where she is going. Jacinda reveals that one of Nick’s friends invited them to dine at a new restaurant and Sabine confirms that it’s very exclusive with a long waiting list for reservations. She grows suspicious of why Jacinda is dressing up and Jacinda argues that since Nick is successful and has his life together, she wants to look the same so he will help her get her daughter back. Sabine, though, doesn’t buy it and worries that Jacinda still has feelings for him. Jacinda insists she doesn’t and that it’s just complicated. Though she thinks Jacinda is lying, Sabine zips her up so she can go to dinner.

(That's a really nice dress. You go, Jacinda!)

Rogers cuts into the cake Gothel gave him as Regina enters. She asks where “Weaver” is but he doesn’t know but figures he’s manipulating more of his pawns. Regina asks about Tilly and Rogers says that she let herself be used. Knowing that Alice is really his daughter, Regina tries to encourage him to give her a second chance by telling him something she knows all too well—if someone allows themselves to be manipulated, it means they are alone and feeling relatively worthless. Rogers agrees to give her a second chance. Regina notices the cake and asks him about it. When she finds out Gothel made it, she tosses it in the garbage and warns him that too much sugar is bad for him. Regina then leaves a baffled Rogers behind.

(Regina knows all about poisoned food)

Gothel tries to get her little branch to sprout something as Drizella joins her in the tower. Drizella makes some snarky comments and Gothel asks why they can’t do this outside where she could work with actual dirt. Drizella reminds her that if they are caught, they would be thrown in the looney bin. She then asks Gothel if she just wants to see Rogers again. Gothel doesn’t answer and Drizella says they need to wake Anastasia. Gothel wants to know why and Drizella says that Anastasia’s body contains magic that belongs to her. She wants it back. Gothel understand that and says she needs Anastasia brought to her. Drizella says she’ll search all the properties her mother owns, find her sister’s body and get her magic back.

(Drizella looks like a judgmental teacher from this angle)

Meanwhile, Jacinda is out to dinner with Nick and is nervous. He calms her down and she thanks him for helping her even after she dumped him. Nick says it was the best thing for him—when they were together, he was living in his parents’ basement while focusing on the band he thought would be the next Nirvana. She quips that he could rock flannel. He thanks her before saying after she left him, he vowed that if he had another child, he would be a man that child could be proud of. So he put the flannel away and went to law school. Jacinda hopes she can be someone Lucy can be proud of—even if she lost custody of her again. Nick says that she’s fighting for Lucy and it’s all her—he’s just there to push paperwork. Though there is one form he needs—the one signed by a judge giving Victoria custody of Lucy. Jacinda seems nervous as she says that everything is so crazy, she must’ve misplaced it. She promises to find it and Nick takes her hand, assuring her everything will work out.

(Uh oh)

Ella navigates the maze but soon finds herself at a loss when she comes to a part that leads to five different paths. Most of the signs are gibberish except for the one that reads “Tea Party.” She decides to follow this path and ends up where the Mad Hatter and the March Hare had their unbirthday tea party. She finds a hat as well as a Star Wars backpack (intriguing) and realizes she’s not alone. She pulls her sword as the chair turns around, revealing Alice.

(She looks like a queen)

Alice asks how her Papa is doing and cries that she didn’t mean to hurt him. Ella assures her that he’s in good hands and that everything will okay. Alice, though, tells her it’s best to stay in Wonderland so she can’t hurt him. She then offers Ella some tea and as she reaches for the teapot, Ella recognizes her mother’s locket. She tries to take it but Alice grabs it, saying it’s not hers. Ella explains that it’s her mother and Alice asks if she’s Cecilia’s Ella. She confirms that she knew Ella’s mother and Ella asks where she can find her so she can get answers to her questions. Alice explains that they were at a tea party when the Jabberwocky attacked. She says that Cecilia fought valiantly but by the time Alice slew the Jabberwocky, she was the only one to survive. Ella tears up but insists that her mother was not worth her tears since she chose a tea party over her family.

(That must've been really uncomfortable to wear)

Alice, though, says that wasn’t what happened at all. She shows Ella a mark burned into her skin and Ella says her father had a similar mark. Alice tells her that it’s the mark born by someone who has a loved one with a poisoned heart. Ella realizes that her mother left because her heart was poisoned and she couldn’t touch her husband. She also realizes the locket stopped glowing because her mother died and so she never stopped loving them. Ella clutches the locket to her chest as Alice says that it’s horrible to not be able to touch someone you love. She says that if that happened to her, she would want to be lost too. Ella asks her why she risked going to Hook and Alice says a pretty sorceress told her she was cured but she knows now that she was had. Intrigued, Ella asks for the name of the sorceress and Alice struggles to remember. However, she gets enough out for Ella to realize it’s her stepsister Drizella.

Outside the cottage, Henry is frozen and realizes Drizella is there. He asks what she’s doing in Wonderland and she admits she brought everyone there by lying to Alice. As she buttons his tunic to bear his chest, she reveals that Wonderland has many poisons, including her favorite—the one to poison one’s heart.

(Henry takes staring competitions very seriously)

We see Henry working on the food truck as Sabine comes to check on it. She asks what he’s doing and he says that he’s trying to get the engine running so then he can set up the fryers and other things on the food truck. Sabine asks if all his work has to do with the reappearance of a certain lawyer in Jacinda’s life but Henry insists he just wants to help them get the food truck up and running. He gets behind the wheel and turns the key, starting the car and lighting the lights hung around it. Sabine is impressed and looks a bit teary-eyed.

(It's ready for Christmas!)

Nick’s voice then is heard off screen as he marvels at the food truck. He and Jacinda enter the garage and while Nick’s attention is on the truck, hers is on Henry. She asks if he did that and he said he did. He tosses her the keys and tells her it’s all hers, that it’s all ready to go. As he leaves, Jacinda looks panicked and like she’s coming to terms with a few truths.

Drizella picks a nearby mushroom and brushes it against Henry’s cheek as she praises it. Henry is probably having flashbacks to the mushroom in Camelot and is no doubt wondering what’s so great about fungi. He asks her why she wants to poison his heart and she says because she can’t risk him sharing True Love’s Kiss with Ella. Henry insists that that is something that won’t be happening but Drizella says she doesn’t want to take any chances, saying she’s learned from his mother’s mistakes. She cuts the mushroom and lets the poison drip on to her knife. Drizella places it on his chest, ready to plunge it in to poison his heart.

(What is with this show and mushrooms? Writers, do you have something you'd like to confess?)

Ella jumps in and wrestles her stepsister away from Henry. She then yells at Alice to “do it” and the camera pans up to Alice standing on a mushroom with a mirror. She lets it fall on Drizella, sending her from Wonderland. Henry unfreezes and he says he thought he would never see Ella again. She says that her locket started to glow and she realized he was in trouble. Henry pulls out the locket she left with him and he does realize it is glowing. He asks her what it means and she says it means she is ready to take a risk. They then kiss before sharing a 360 kiss as music swells around them.

In Hyperion Heights, Jacinda chases after Henry and tells him that she is not interested in Nick. He says that it looks like she’s trying to impress him and she explains that there’s something about Lucy’s custody she hasn’t told anyone—including Sabine. She didn’t lose her daughter to Victoria—she signed away her parental rights and gave Lucy to her stepmother. She says that she was confused and Victoria convinced her she wouldn’t have won anyway, that it was for the best. Jacinda says she can’t bear Lucy finding out that she gave her up. But Henry tells her that Lucy will understand and that she needs to tell Nick, that he is a cool guy who will be able to help her. He then says that maybe now’s not the right time for them and they part ways, deciding to be friends.

(Though he knows it's the right thing to do, you can tell Henry hates himself right now)

Rumple enters Roni’s and Regina invites him to have a seat. She asks him if the name Rumpelstiltskin means anything to him and he asks if he was the one who slept for 20 years. Regina points out that that was Rip Van Winkle and then decides to just be blunt. She says she’s awake and she knows he’s awake because he’s always awake. Regina says that Drizella and Gothel are working together and says they need to work together to stop them. She says they both know they can’t go to Storybrooke and so it’ll have to be like the old days. Rumple, though, says they only thing they worked on was a round of drinks and insists he doesn’t know what she’s talking about. She gives up and says she’ll find someone else to help. As Rumple leaves, she tells him that Belle wouldn’t want him to do this just because of the Guardian. Rumple freezes but then pretends he has no clue who she is talking about before leaving an annoyed Regina behind.

(She's hit a nerve)

Henry and Ella return to the camp and find Hook resting in a tent. They assure him that they found Alice and that she didn’t mean any harm, that Drizella tricked her. Regina asks why Drizella would do that and Henry tells his mother that she wanted to poison his heart. She takes one look at his and Ella’s clasped hands and knows that Drizella didn’t succeed. Ella gives Hook something from Alice—the knight he gave her to remember him by. Ella tells him that she doesn’t need something to remember him by and she believes they will be together again. Hook hopes so, though he says he would happily endure that pain just to see her again.

(Aww, he's clutching it to his heart)

The lovebirds leave the tent as Tiana approaches them. She says a man arrived a camp and says he knows Henry but they can’t be sure. She presents Nathan Ethan Nick and Henry acts like he’s someone who is suspicious, someone they shouldn’t trust. But he’s just quoting Star Wars. Nick is really Jack and Henry says he was one of his first friends in the Enchanted Forest. Jack says he thought they were going to go to Storybrooke together after their adventures with the giants (yes, he is also that Jack). Henry says something came up and introduces Jack to Ella. The two shake hands.

(Lucy's two dads)

Jacinda paces outside the group home as Nick watches. She wonders if Lucy will want to come home with her, knowing she gave her up. Nick tells her that it’ll be fine—that her honesty with the judge swayed the decision. The door opens and Lucy races out, running right into her mother’s arms. They hug and Jacinda apologizes. Lucy says that it doesn’t matter now because they are together. Jacinda promises to always fight for her from now on and says they will find each other. She then introduces Lucy to Nick, saying he’s her father. He tells her that it’s nice to meet her and that he’s glad she’s home with her mother. She thanks him but you know she doesn’t buy that he’s her father.

(Doesn't buy it at all)

Regina finds Henry sitting at her bar with four beer bottles in front of him. Horrified, she asks if he’s drunk and he asks why people fall in love. He says it only ends in pain. Regina tells him that he doesn’t really believe it but he says he does. She asks if something happened with Jacinda and he replies that nothing happened. He thinks that maybe Lucy is right and that they are all cursed.

(Talk about a bender)

Having heard enough, Regina takes the beer from Henry. She tells him that he isn’t the only person cursed, saying that though Victoria is in prison, they have bigger problems now. Regina says that they need to get some help from outside Hyperion Heights and so she’s getting ready to go to San Francisco. Henry asks her what is down there and she tells him that there is a person Victoria pushed out of the Heights a long time ago, but the person hates her with every fiber of their being. Henry wonders if they really want that person’s help and Regina says they are desperate. She invites Henry to come with her, saying he needs a change of scenery. Henry acknowledges at last that he’s drunk but agrees to go, saying he has the perfect playlist.

The person in San Francisco is Zelena, isn’t it? We all know she’s coming back, so this must be it.

Tilly relaxes with the troll under the bridge when Officer Rogers comes upon her. She apologizes for going along with Weaver’s deception and he tells her that he understands—that Weaver was like a father figure to her and she trusted him. She says she feels awful about it and now that she can’t trust Weaver, she feels adrift in the world—like he was the only one who noticed her, who kept her tethered to the world. Officer Rogers gives her a present and she pulls out a chessboard. He offers to have a standing game with her every week and explains that now that he’s found Eloise Gardiner, he also feels adrift without something to work toward. Tilly says they can be adrift together and float through the world together, which Rogers agrees with.

(Father and daughter together again--unknowingly)

Jacinda enters Roni’s and is surprised to see the caterer from the second episode behind the bar. He says that business is slow and so he’s temping while Roni is away. She asks where Roni went and he tells her to California. Jacinda looks around and asks if he saw Henry. He replies that Henry went with Roni, saying he needed to get away for a bit. He then notices that Jacinda is holding something. She says it was just something she made for Henry and we see it’s a mixed tape for Operation Food Truck. (Aww). She takes her mixed tape and heads back out.

(But seriously--who still has a cassette player these days? Adam, Eddy, you realize the 80s are over, right?)

We end in the tower. Drizella brings in Anastasia’s coffin and says she found it in her mother’s vacation house on a lake. Gothel says it’s time to wake Anastasia. They push open the lid and Drizella grows angry when she realizes it’s empty. She wonders where her sister as she lets out a terse “Mother.”

(dun dun DUN!)

Anyone else thinking the writers are now overusing that “poisoned heart” bit? It was one thing for Wish!Hook to have it, forcing him to keep away from Alice, but now Ella’s mother had the same condition? Really? Come on, show, you can be a bit more creative than that.

It’s nice to see how devoted both Alice and Wish!Hook are to each other. They clearly love each other and they want to be together. Damn Drizella for giving Alice such hope!

The addition of Lucy’s supposed bio dad and the fact he’s a friend of Henry’s is quite interesting. I can’t wait to see where this goes. And it’s good to see Nathan Parsons again!

Next time: We learn more about Lady Tremaine’s backstory and what it has to do with Rapunzel.