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This page lists minor characters featured on ABC's Once Upon a Time and its Expanded Universe.
For major Characters, see this category.
1920s England
Cruella's Father
| Cruella's Father is a 1920s England character. He is mentioned in the eighteenth episode of the fourth season and is currently deceased. | |
Madeline's Dalmatians
| Madeline's Dalmatians are 1920s England characters. They appear in the eighteenth episode of the fourth season and are currently deceased. | |
History:
They chase down a young Cruella when she escapes from her home, and help bring her back to her mother. Years later, Cruella slips past them when meeting with Isaac, and later help Madeline confront him. After Madeline returns home, they attempt to intimidate Cruella, but she uses her newfound persuasion power on them and has them kill Madeline before skinning them. | |
Madeline's Second and Third Husbands
| Madeline's Second and Third Husbands are 1920s England characters. They are mentioned in the eighteenth episode of the fourth season and are currently deceased. | |
For major 1920s England Characters, see this category.
19th Century France
Baron Danglars
| Baron Danglars is a 19th Century France character. He appears in the second episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Andrew Kavadas. He is currently deceased. | |
History:
Baron Danglars was responsible for the imprisonment of Edmond Dantès, and also "burnt down his home, squandered his family fortune, and murdered his fiancée." Dantès eventually escapes from prison and takes his revenge by throwing a lavish party at his estate, where he kills the Baron in cold blood. | |
Butler
| The Butler is a 19th Century France character. He appears in the second episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Craig Ericsson. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Butler works at the Count of Monte Cristo's estate, and is present when the count kills Baron Danglars. | |
Partygoers
| The Partygoers are 19th Century France characters. They appear in the second episode of the sixth season and are portrayed by co-stars Olena Medwid and Nadeen Lightbody. They are currently alive. | |
History:
The Partygoers are guests at a lavish party hosted by the Count of Monte Cristo. The two women are chatting with Baron Danglars as the host enters, and together, the three of them watch as the Count delivers his speech. However, the evening soon turns to horror when the Count reveals his true identity and kills the baron in revenge, which causes everyone, including the two women, to hurry out of the building in shock and fear. | |
For major 19th Century France Characters, see this category.
Dark Realm
Child
| The Child is a Dark Realm character. He appears in the sixteenth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Nickolas Gregory Johnston. He is currently alive. | |
Male Miner
| The Male Miner is a Dark Realm character. He appears in the sixteenth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Rohan Campbell. He is currently alive. | |
Nurse (Mother's Little Helper)
| The Nurse (Mother's Little Helper) is a Dark Realm character. She appears in the sixteenth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Eleanor Jane. She is currently alive. | |
For major Dark Realm Characters, see this category.
Fairy Tale Land
Emperor
| The Emperor is a Fairy Tale Land character. He is mentioned in the eleventh episode of the second season and his status is unknown. | |
For major Fairy Tale Land Characters, see this category.
Arendelle
Arendelle Guards
| The Arendelle Guards are Arendelle characters. They appear in the eighth episode of the fourth season and are portrayed by co-stars Lee Page and Patrick Roccas. They are currently alive. | |
Arendelle Servant
| The Arendelle Servant is an Arendelle character. He appears in the eighth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Raf Rogers. He is currently alive. | |
General
| The General is an Arendelle character. He appears in the third episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Charles Raahul Singh. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The General is the leader of Arendelle's army. He initially warns Elsa about Hans' and his brothers mobilizing an army to attack Arendelle. When Kristoff suggests he can spy on Hans for Elsa, the General rebukes him over the proposition. | |
King of Arendelle
| The King of Arendelle is an Arendelle character. He appears in the first episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Oliver Rice. He is currently deceased. | |
History:
After marrying Gerda, a royal princess of Arendelle, he becomes King after she ascends the throne as Queen. They have two daughters, Elsa and Anna. When Elsa manifests ice powers, they go to Rumplestiltskin for a cure, but on their voyage home, the pair is caught in a violent storm. Before the ship sinks, Gerda writes a note, revealing a deep secret for their daughters, and places it into a bottle at sea. ("A Tale of Two Sisters," "Rocky Road" (portrait)[1], "Smash the Mirror" (portrait)[2], "Fall" (portrait[3] / mentioned), "Shattered Sight" (mentioned)) | |
King Harald
| King Harald is an Arendelle character. He appears in the seventh episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Greg Webb. His status is currently unknown. | |
History:
King Harald rules over Arendelle with Queen Sonja,[4] and they have three daughters; Ingrid, Helga and Gerda. When Ingrid, the heir to the throne, manifests ice powers in childhood, the sisters make a pact to help conceal them. Thus, he remains unaware anything is amiss as Ingrid and her sisters grow up. During his seventieth birthday, Ingrid is absent while Helga introduces him to her admirer, the Duke of Weselton. After conversing with King Harald, the Duke and Helga share a dance. When Ingrid accidentally kills Helga, Gerda traps her in an urn and has Grand Pabbie erase everyone's memories of her sisters with a potion. | |
Man (The Snow Queen)
| The Man (The Snow Queen) is an Arendelle character. He appears in the seventh episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Ryan Booth. He is currently deceased. | |
Oaken
| Oaken is an Arendelle character. He appears in the sixth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Darcey Johnson. He is currently alive. | |
History:
Oaken is the owner of Wandering Oaken's Trading Post and Sauna in Arendelle. One day, a traveler, Belle stops by asking where to find rock trolls as she heard they can restore memories. As she talks about wishing to regain lost memories of her mother, a visiting Anna overhears and offers to help her. | |
For major Arendelle Characters, see this category.
Agrabah
Akil
| Akil is an Agrabah character. He appears in the fourth episode of the spin-off and is portrayed by co-star Cedric De Souza. He is currently deceased. | |
History:
Akil rescues Jafar's missing goat and receives wine as a reward. He drinks it, not knowing it is poisoned, and almost immediately feels the effects of asphyxiation. Only then, a distraught Jafar learns from Amara that she slipped the poison in the wine as a test for him to decide whether to save Akil or let him die since they need a human liver for a spell. With some convincing from Amara, Jafar lets Akil die to prove he is willing to do what is necessary to reach his ultimate goal of getting revenge on his father. | |
Bartender (Dirty Little Secrets)
| The Bartender (Dirty Little Secrets) is an Agrabah character. He appears in the tenth episode of the spin-off and is portrayed by co-star Arkie Kandola. His status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
Burly Man (Street Rats)
| The Burly Man (Street Rats) is an Agrabah character. He appears in the fifth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star David Forts. He is currently alive. | |
Diplomat
| The Diplomat is an Agrabah character. He appears in the seventh episode of the spin-off and is portrayed by co-star Manoj Sood. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Diplomat gains an audience with the Sultan, who speaks highly of the man's clothing fabrics and implies his son Mirza wants some. He agrees to procure some for Mirza but firstly asks the Sultan to break off the supply blockade that they currently have with their northern neighbor. The Sultan refuses and then presses Mirza to explain why they cannot. When Mirza cannot think of a proper answer, the servant boy Jafar correctly answers in his place, which amazes the diplomat and his followers. The Sultan quickly covers up Mirza's failure by joking that, in Agrabah, even servants are educated. This makes everyone laugh in amusement, though the Sultan then sends Jafar out of the room. | |
Emir
| Emir is an Agrabah character. He appears in the first episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Tarun Keram. He is currently deceased. | |
History:
Emir comes to Aladdin, the Savior, seeking help, but is killed when Jafar blasts him with his Serpent Staff, reducing him to a pile of dust. | |
Healer
| The Healer is an Agrabah character. She appears in the tenth episode of the spin-off and is portrayed by co-star Balinder Johal. Her status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
Palace Guard (Bad Blood)
| The Palace Guard (Bad Blood) is an Agrabah character. He appears in the seventh episode of the spin-off and is portrayed by co-star Shaun Omaid. He is currently alive. | |
History:
This man is one of the Sultan's palace guards. When Jafar steals a dagger from him, the guard hauls the boy into the throne room to receive punishment for his crime. The Sultan sentences him to have his thieving hand cut off. Jafar obliges by putting out his hand, to which the Sultan sees a familiar looking ring on his finger, one which he once gave to a woman named Ulima. It is then the Sultan realizes Jafar is his son and he purposely stole from the guard in order to meet him. | |
Prince Achmed
| Prince Achmed is an Agrabah character. He appears in the fifteenth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Zahf Paroo. He was turned into a staff. | |
History:
Prince Achmed is one of the neighboring princes who visit the Agrabahn capital palace as a prospective suitor vying for Princess Jasmine's hand in marriage. The Sultan, Jasmine's father, promises the Crown Jewel of Agrabah to whoever marries his daughter, but Jasmine walks in and declares her opposition to such an agreement. When Jafar arrives, Prince Achmed stands up to the sorcerer, only to be turned into a staff by him. | |
Street Vendor
| The Street Vendor is an Agrabah character. He appears in the fifteenth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Shaun Omaid. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The street vendor, after seeing Ariel take a fork from his wares, pursues her through the streets of the Agrabahn capital, where he corners her. Ariel tries to apologize as she wasn't aware she was stealing, but the angry vendor grabs her necklace as payment. To his shock, Ariel's legs suddenly morph into a fishtail, causing him to call her a monster. Princess Jasmine intervenes by berating the man for his words and flicks a coin at him to make up for his lost fork. She then asks for the necklace back before telling him to get out of her sight. After dropping the necklace and retrieving the coin, the vendor scurries off. | |
Thug 1
| Thug 1 is an Agrabah character. He appears in the tenth episode of the spin-off and is portrayed by co-star Fabian Gujral. His status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
Thug 2
| Thug 2 is an Agrabah character. He appears in the tenth episode of the spin-off and is portrayed by co-star Christopher Logan. His status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
For major Agrabah Characters, see this category.
Camelot
Adda
| Adda is a Camelot character. He appears in the seventh episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Jason Simpson. He is currently deceased. | |
History:
Adda and Merlin are traveling through the desert, slowly succumbing to death by thirst, when they find a chalice filled with water. Adda grabs the chalice and tries to drink from it, but his body is immediately turned to ash by the cup's magic. | |
Camelot Guard
| The Camelot Guard is a Camelot character. He appears in the fiction graphic novel Out of the Past and is currently alive. | |
Camelot Waiter
| The Camelot Waiter is a Camelot character. He appears in the fiction graphic novel Out of the Past and is currently alive. | |
History:
He is serving drinks a Camelot castle, which is hosting a party. Jefferson trips the waiter which causes him to spill his drinks on a lady dancing nearby. | |
Dancing Lady
| The Dancing Lady is a Camelot character. She appears in the fiction graphic novel Out of the Past and is currently alive. | |
History:
After a waiter accidentally spills his drinks on the dancing lady's dress, she claims that she'll have him skinned for it. | |
Footman
| The Footman is a Camelot character. He appears in the second episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Donald Adams. He is currently alive. | |
Lady of the Lake
| The Lady of the Lake is a Camelot character. She is first mentioned in the third episode of the second season and is currently alive. | |
History:
As a child, Lancelot is raised near a lake by his mother, a powerful woman known as the Lady of the Lake. Decades later, when Emma turns Hook into a Dark One, Lancelot is sent off to his mother, who might be able to help Merlin and his allies, though the journey will take Lancelot two days to get there. ("Lady of the Lake," "Broken Heart") | |
Man and Woman
| The Man and Woman are Camelot characters. They appear in the seventh episode of the fifth season and are portrayed by co-stars Max Haynes and Jackie Minns. Their status is currently unknown. | |
Nicodemus
| Nicodemus is a Camelot character. He appears in the fifth episode of the same season and is currently alive. | |
History:
Nicodemus is Violet Morgan's beloved horse. He was given to her by her mother when she was seven years old. During Violet's time in Storybrooke, Nicodemus goes missing because Emma purposely let him loose in order to allow Henry to bring him back and gain Violet's approval. Henry retrieves Nicodemus by luring him in with his favorite treat, pumpkin, before returning him to Violet. ("The Broken Kingdom" (mentioned), "Dreamcatcher," Henry and Violet (mentioned)[5]) | |
Villager (The Broken Kingdom)
| The Villager (The Broken Kingdom) is a Camelot character. She appears in the fourth episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Sarah Hayward. She is currently alive. | |
Violet's Mother
| Violet's Mother is a Camelot character. She is first mentioned in the fourth episode of the fifth season and is currently deceased. | |
History:
This Camelot woman marries Sir Hank Morgan, one of King Arthur's knights, who came from another land. The couple eventually has a daughter, Violet. Sir Morgan's wife was a champion rider and gifted Violet with a horse on her seventh birthday. Before the girl can even learn how to ride, though, her mother passes away due to an unknown consequence of dealing with magic. ("The Broken Kingdom," "Only You," "An Untold Story") | |
For major Camelot Characters, see this category.
DunBroch
Edgar (The Bear King)
| Edgar (The Bear King) is a DunBroch character. He appears in the ninth episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Richard Stroh. He is currently alive. | |
Lord Dingwall
| Lord Dingwall is a DunBroch character. He first appears in the sixth episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Josh Hallem. He is currently alive. | |
Lord MacGuffin
| Lord MacGuffin is a DunBroch character. He first appears in the sixth episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Marco D'Angelo. He is currently alive. | |
Merida's Brothers
| Merida's Brothers are DunBroch characters. They first appear in the sixth episode of the same season and are portrayed by co-stars Colton Barnert, Jordan Olson and Matthew Olson. They are currently alive. | |
History:
Merida's three brothers are kidnapped by the clans of DunBroch in retaliation against Merida, whom they deem unworthy to be their Queen. The clans plan to execute the brothers, but Merida gains the clansmen's recognition as their new ruler, allowing her brothers to be freed. ("The Dark Swan" (mentioned), "The Bear and the Bow," "The Bear King") | |
Mor'du
| Mor'du is a DunBroch character. He is first mentioned in the sixth episode of the fifth season and is currently deceased. | |
History:
Mor'du was an infamous prince from DunBroch. His fate was changed when a Witch turned him into a bear and gave him the strength of ten men thanks to a magic potion, which would later be called the Spell of Mor'du. At an unknown point after his transformation, Mor'du became a legend as he faced and was defeated by King Fergus, who earned the title of "The Bear King." ("The Bear and the Bow," "The Bear King") | |
Seonaidh
| Seonaidh is a DunBroch character. He is first mentioned in the ninth episode of the fifth season. His status is currently unknown. | |
History:
Seonaidh is a famous individual from the land of DunBroch. He is well-known for being related to the legend of a magical ale, which allows people to communicate with the dead from the Underworld. Seonaidh's reputation becomes so important that even most of the people from DunBroch are not sure if he is real. Eventually, the magical ale was named after him. ("The Bear King," "Souls of the Departed") | |
United Clans
| The United Clans are DunBroch characters. They first appear in the sixth episode of the same season. They are portrayed by several unknown cast members and are currently alive. | |
History:
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For major DunBroch Characters, see this category.
Enchanted Forest
Aide
| The Aide is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the sixth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Demord Dann. He is currently alive. | |
History:
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Alistair
| Alistair is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the eleventh episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Michael Adamwaite. He is currently alive | |
Andre
| Andre is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the thirteenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by an unknown extra. He is currently deceased. | |
Argyle
| Argyle is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the thirteenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Andre Tricoteux. He is currently deceased. | |
Armed Escort
| The Armed Escort is an Enchanted Forest character. He first appears in the third episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Lucas Wolf. He is currently alive. | |
History:
He is one of the guards who aid Prince Charming and Princess Abigail during their journey from the Royal Castle to King Midas's castle. In the original timeline of this journey, the royal carriage is blocked by a fallen tree. As Prince Charming inspects the trunk with the knights, the escort asks him what's wrong, and Prince Charming tells him that the tree didn't fall; it's been cut. Realizing it's an ambush, they rush back to the carriage, but it is too late: The thief has already escaped with Charming's belongings: His engagement ring. ("Snow Falls," "The Shepherd") In the alternate timeline of this journey, the royal carriage is blocked by a fallen tree. As Prince Charming examines the trunk with the knights, he discovers that the tree didn't fall; it's been cut. As everyone draws their swords, Prince Charming tells the guards that they need to get the log moved immediately. After the tree is moved aside, they continue on their journey. ("Snow Drifts") | |
Bartholomew
| Bartholomew is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the seventh episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Scott Heindl. He is currently deceased. | |
Bishop
| Bishop is an Enchanted Forest character. He first appears in the first episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Tom Pickett. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The kingdom gathers to celebrate Snow White and Prince Charming's wedding, which is performed by the Bishop at the royal castle. After the clergyman pronounces them husband and wife, the uninvited Evil Queen storms into the ceremony. The Bishop as well as the guests witness in shock as the witch threatens to destroy the couple's happiness if it is the last thing she does. ("Pilot," "The Thing You Love Most," "The New Neverland," "Operation Mongoose Part 2," "Heartless") | |
Blacktooth
| Blacktooth is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the twelfth episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Steven Roberts. He is currently deceased. | |
Blind Witch (The Thing You Love Most)
| The Blind Witch (The Thing You Love Most) is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the second episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Patti Allan. She is currently alive. | |
History:
The blind witch, recruited by the Evil Queen, is one of the many who gathers when she decides to enact the curse. After being assured by the Queen that they will be happy in this new world, the blind witch and the other recruits slice off a lock of their hair to contribute as a curse ingredient. Lastly, the Queen sacrifices the heart of her steed, and although a dark cloud does briefly rise after all ingredients are added, the curse ultimately fails to work. | |
Blueberry Pie Gal
| The Blueberry Pie Gal is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the twelfth episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Julia Tortolano. She is currently alive. | |
History:
As the villagers gather up to celebrate the Evil Queen's birthday with cakes and presents, one of them offers the monarch a blueberry pie before celebrating her birthday in fear. Although the Queen likes it, she says that "she prefers apple," and excuses the girl. | |
Brennan's Second Wife
| Brennan's Second Wife is an Enchanted Forest character. She is mentioned in the eleventh episode of the fifth season. She is currently deceased. | |
History:
For his status as a fugitive thief, Brennan Jones is put under a sleeping curse by his captors. While he is in a deep sleep, he hears a gentle woman, his nurse, speaking to him. They mutually fall in love, and she is able to break his curse with true love's kiss. She marries him, and helps to change him from his old selfish ways. The couple have a son, who Brennan names Liam, in honor of one of the two sons he abandoned so long ago. Eventually, his wife becomes ill and dies of the plague, leaving him to raise Liam alone. | |
Burly Knight
| The Burly Knight is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the sixth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Ian Butcher. He is currently alive. | |
History:
He is a knight working for King George. He assists Prince Charming on a mission to slay a Dragon, but is severely burnt in the process. | |
Captain (Swan Song)
| The Captain (Swan Song) is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the eleventh episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by guest star Scott Hylands. His status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
Carny
| The Carny is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the twentieth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Hrothgar Mathews. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The carny leads an amateur protest against the Evil Queen. | |
Children (Operation Mongoose)
| The Children (Operation Mongoose) are Enchanted Forest characters. They appear in the twenty-second episode of the fourth season. They are portrayed by co-stars Dante Arias and Octavian Kaul. They are currently alive. | |
History:
In Isaac's alternate reality, they are playing with wooden swords when Rumplestiltskin, the Light One, passes by on his way home, as they look on in delight. | |
Donkey Driver
| The Donkey Driver is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the nineteenth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Michael Roberds. He is currently deceased. | |
History:
The Donkey Driver is passing through the village road when Baelfire runs into his cart while trying to retrieve his toy. At first, the driver berates the injured boy for getting in his way, but upon seeing he is Rumplestiltskin's son, he immediately begins apologizing and tries to make up for his rudeness. Rumplestiltskin, however, sees Baelfire's knee is bleeding and punishes the driver by transforming him into a snail, and steps on him, much to Baelfire's horror. | |
Dragon
| The Dragon is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the sixth episode of the first season and is currently deceased. | |
History:
The Dragon inhabits the mountains and causes trouble for one of the villages in King Midas' kingdom. King George, desperate to secure supplements of gold from King Midas into his own kingdom, agrees to have his son James slay the beast. To prove himself strong enough for the task ahead, James duel with Behemoth, but suffers a fatal blow and dies. From the deal-maker Rumplestiltskin, he procures James' twin David to take the prince's place and kill the dragon. Upon success, King Midas agrees to seal his promise of gold to King George's kingdom, but only if "James" marries his daughter Abigail. | |
Dottie
| Dottie is an Enchanted Forest character. She is mentioned in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently deceased. | |
Dr. Curtis
| Dr. Curtis is an Enchanted Forest character. He is mentioned in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
Driver
| The Driver is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the third episode of the spin off and is portrayed by co-star Ryan MacDonald. He is currently alive. | |
Drunk Charlie
| Drunk Charlie is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the eighteenth episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Steve Elliott. He is currently alive. | |
Drunk Charlie's Friend
| Drunk Charlie's Friend is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the eighteenth episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Brian Knox McGugan. He is currently alive. | |
History:
Drunk Charlie's Friend is a customer at a tavern where young Cora works. He tries to grab her waist as she serves him a drink, but she playfully fends him off. | |
Drunken Lout
| The Drunken Lout is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fourteenth episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Gavin Cooke. His status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
History:
The Drunken Lout is a patron at a tavern close to Rumplestiltskin's village. He drunkenly bumps into Milah, and begins harassing her, but a pirate named Killian Jones intervenes, and knocks him out with a punch to the face. | |
Duke
| The Duke is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fourteenth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Russell Roberts. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Duke, while passing by in his carriage, alerts Queen Regina about the upcoming wedding between Aurora and Prince Phillip. | |
Duke of the Frontlands
| The Duke of the Frontlands is an Enchanted Forest character. He is first mentioned in the eighth episode of the first season.[8] His status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
History:
The Duke of the Frontlands is the man who rules the lands where Rumplestiltskin and Baelfire live. At a moment of his life, he goes into a war against the Ogres. He decides to send his army and his people to the front, continuing to give them supplies during the conflict. One day, he succeeds to take the control of Zoso, the Dark One at that time, by using his dagger. He uses him to help his knights, including Hordor, to pick children aged fourteen by force to become soldiers and take part in the Ogre War. Eventually, Rumplestiltskin is tricked by Zoso to break into the Duke's castle and to steal the dagger from the Duke. It is unknown what happens to the Duke after Rumplestiltskin becomes the Dark One. ("Desperate Souls," "Manhattan") | |
Eric's Footman
| Eric's Footman is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the sixth episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Arpad Balogh. He is currently alive. | |
History:
He is Prince Eric's employee. The day Eric is set to leave for his travels, he waits for Ariel, who promised to give him an answer about whether she wants to join him or not. When the travel preparations are done, the footman notifies Eric. The prince then prepares to set sail, and as he walks away from the balcony, he fails to see Ariel, who has lost her voice and cannot call out to him. | |
Ernestine Worthington
| Ernestine Worthington is an Enchanted Forest character. She is mentioned in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Ernestine is Hershel Worthington's wife. She has been married to him for a year but is now estranged from him for an unknown reason, as Hershel tells the bartender Willie about how his wife wants nothing to do with him now. To save herself and her grandmother from eviction because of their unpaid tax debts, Red forfeits her cross pendant to Hershel, lying about it being enchanted so he can use it to woo back his wife.[9] Later, Hershel asks from Red about how to make the magic in the pendant work once he gives it to Ernestine, though Peter ends up switching the pendant with an exact duplicate in order to return the original to Red.[10] | |
Ezekiel
| Ezekiel is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Ezekiel is Priscilla and Timothy's infant son. He has reddish hair like his elder twin siblings. Priscilla has Ezekiel secured to her in a hip-sling while she attends to her market vendor stand in the village.[11] | |
Farmer Thompson
| Farmer Thompson is an Enchanted Forest character. He is mentioned in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
He is a farmer whose house Granny tells Red to go to in order to fetch some milk. According to his wife Mrs. Thompson, their daughter Fernie inherited his coarse mouth, as Fernie ends up repeating in front of Red what her father said about needing milk money to "pay the damn tax man," as they have none now that their cow Dottie died unexpectedly.[6] | |
Fernie Thompson
| Fernie Thompson is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Fernie is Farmer Thompson and Mrs. Thompson's four-year-old daughter. When Red comes to get milk from Mrs. Thompson, Fernie notices them talking and says their cow Dottie was killed by a wolf. Mrs. Thompson tries to shush her daughter, but then Fernie repeats what she heard from her father, who said they need milk money to "pay the damn tax man."[6] | |
Florence's Mother
| Florence's Mother is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
She is Florence's mother and married to the village mayor, Benjamin Filbert. At the meeting that her husband calls to discuss the wolf terrorizing their village, she chides Benjamin for speaking negatively of Amos Slade, who was recently killed by the wolf.[12] | |
Francisco
| Francisco is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the twelfth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Matt Ellis. He is currently deceased. | |
Frightened Soldier
| The Frightened Soldier is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the thirteenth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Samuel Patrick Chu. He is currently deceased. | |
Giles Spencer
| Giles Spencer is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fiction novel Regina Rising and is currently alive. | |
History:
Giles Spencer is King Leopold's royal doctor and the widowed uncle of Claire Fairchild. When he was fourteen, he discovered an old man's body washed up on the shore and saved his life by giving him mouth-to-mouth. The old man turned out to be King Leopold's royal doctor and made Giles his apprentice out of gratitude. When the old man died, Giles took over his job. He lives in a mansion near the Evil Queen's palace.[13] | |
Gnome
| The Gnome is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the second episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Layton Keely. He is currently transformed into a statue. | |
History:
The Gnome is one of the Evil Queen's followers who gather together to hear her speak about casting the Dark Curse. He helps to contribute to the first casting attempt by giving up a lock of his hair to the Evil Queen and stands by as the curse is activated but fails. The Gnome finds amusement in the fact the curse did not work, to which the Evil Queen permanently turns him into stone for his mockery. He was last seen in Storybrooke as a garden gnome in Regina Mills' garden. | |
Gorgon
| Gorgon is an Enchanted Forest character. He first appears in the first episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by an unknown extra. He is currently deceased. | |
History:
Gorgon the Invincible is a previous Dark One, who was able to take the appearance of a fire-breathing Bandersnatch. Sometime after becoming the Dark One, Gorgon tries to steal the Sorcerer's Hat created by Merlin, but he failed. Eventually, Gorgon is killed or died. He was succeeded by a man named Zoso. ("The Apprentice," "The Dark Swan," "Nimue") Years later, when trying to tempt Emma into embracing her inner darkness, the Darkness transforms into Gorgon, startling the newest Dark One. Six weeks after this, in the cavern beneath Emma's house in Storybrooke, Gorgon is among all of the Dark Ones who appear, in spirit, to witness Emma reuniting Excalibur and the Dark One Dagger. ("The Dark Swan," "Nimue") Hook, the second Dark One at that time, enacts a portal in Storybrooke to the Underworld to bring back all the previous Dark Ones. Gorgon is among the Dark Ones that come back to life to snuff out the light. However, as Hook realizes what kind of man he wants to be, he uses Excalibur, which he obtained by tricking Emma into giving it to him after she got it from Mr. Gold, to absorb the spirits of the Dark Ones. Hook begs his true love to kill him, destroying the Darkness and letting him die a hero. ("Broken Heart," "Swan Song") | |
Grace's Caretakers
| Grace's Caretakers are Enchanted Forest characters. They appear in the seventeenth episode of the first season. They are portrayed by co-stars Scott E. Miller and Laura Wilson, and are the Enchanted Forest counterparts of Mr. and Mrs. Grace. They are currently alive. | |
Gregory Oliver
| Gregory Oliver is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Gregory is one of the village boys who attends a bonfire gathering celebrating Peter's birthday. Red's grandmother Widow Lucas shows up with her crossbow, briefly pointing it at Gregory, to warn them not to frolic outside during wolfstime.[6] Violet later claims that after Red left the party, Gregory started playing his fiddle and she danced with Peter and he kissed her and also promised to dance with her at the Forget-Me-Not Ball. In reality, while Gregory did play his fiddle, Peter only agreed to dance with Violet at the ball in order to find out from her where Red ran off to.[14] | |
Gretchen
| Gretchen is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Gretchen is a mid-twenties woman with flaxen hair and light blue eyes who works in a tavern serving drinks to customers. When Red comes into the tavern to talk to Hershel Worthington about Granny's debts, she notices Gretchen and how her demeanor exudes confidence. Gretchen is called away to wait on a customer at a table but later encourages Red to approach Hershel and helps straighten her appearance by fixing her hair and pinching her cheeks.[9] | |
Guard (7:15 A.M.)
| The Guard (7:15 A.M.) is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the tenth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Michasha Armstrong. He is currently alive. | |
History:
He is a royal guard working for King George, and is the one who takes Snow White to the dungeon when she tries to see Prince Charming. | |
Guard (Lady of the Lake)
| The Guard (Lady of the Lake) is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the third episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Lee Tichon. He is currently deceased. | |
History:
He is one of King George's guards, who go after Prince Charming's mother, Ruth. Prince Charming kills the guard by snapping his neck. | |
Head Troll
| The Head Troll is an Enchanted Forest character. He first appears in the third episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Mark Gibbon. His status is currently unknown. | |
History:
He is one of the Bridge Trolls who attack Snow White and Prince Charming. The Head Troll lives with a group of trolls under the Troll Bridge. Ex-princess Snow White begins stealing from roadside travelers and giving the jewelry to the trolls so she can receive gold as payment. One day, she steals a ring from a prince which she sells off to the trolls, but he forces her to help him get it back. She leads him to the Troll Bridge where she attempts to buy the ring back. Unfortunately, the trolls refuse, and when they learn that Snow White is a fugitive of the Evil Queen, the trolls attempt to kidnap her. As the Head Troll is about to kill Charming, Snow White uses her dark fairy dust to turn all of the trolls into cockroaches, Prince Charming kills one of the bugs by stepping on it. ("Snow Falls") The Lead Trolls live with a group of trolls under the Troll Bridge. On the Queen's orders, they attack Snow White as she approaches. Prince Charming is caught up in the scuffle. As the Head Troll is about to kill him, Snow White grabs a handful of sand and pretends it is fairy dust. She threatens to use the fairy dust to turn the trolls into bugs, to which they let Prince Charming go and retreat. Infuriated at their failure, the Queen turns the trolls into bugs. Setting this as an example for one of her guards, she stomps on one of the bugs, threatening to do the same to him if he fails to capture Snow White again. ("There's No Place Like Home") | |
Heathcliff
| Heathcliff is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Heathcliff is the wizard Knubbin's talking crow. He sees two humans, Red and Peter, near a gully and asks them if they have crumpets, a treat he hasn't had in three years. Red promises to give him one if he leads her to the wizard. Once Heathcliff takes her to the wizard's cottage, Red gives him a crumpet from her basket.[7] After Knubbin agrees to make a magic salve for Red, he tells her to come to the gully at high noon tomorrow, where Heathcliff will come to lead her to the cottage again. Heathcliff then takes Red to Peter, whose memory Knubbin erased, before he flies off.[15] The next day, Heathcliff appears after Red drops a crumpet for him, however, the crow states he cannot take her to Knubbin because he is not home. Red asks when he will return, but Heathcliff only says, "Nevermore," meaning he will never come back in the future. When prompted with more treats, he still leads her to the empty cottage, where Knubbin pops up to inform her he needs water from Lake Nostos to complete the salve. With his beak, Heathcliff passes Red a note which has a hint about how to find the lake's location.[16] | |
Helper Dwarf
| The Helper Dwarf is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fourteenth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Michael Rinaldi. He is currently alive. | |
Honora
| Honora is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the nineteenth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Christina Gooding. She is currently deceased. | |
History:
Honora is a mute woman who serves the household of Rumplestiltskin as a maid. She helps to clean up and tend to their linens and fetch their meals. By accident, she sees Rumplestiltskin's dagger when he is showing it to his son Baelfire. After placing dinner on the table for them, Honora hastily sent home by Rumplestiltskin. Paranoid about the possibility that the maid may tell others about the dagger, Rumplestiltskin pays a visit to Honora's home and brutally murders her. When Baelfire sees the bloodstains, he is stunned that his father killed an innocent person, but Rumplestiltskin reasons he is right as even the chance someone knows about the dagger is dangerous and that although Honora was mute she could have still drawn the dagger on paper to show to other people. | |
Horatio
| Horatio is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the seventh episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Tristan Jensen. He is currently alive. | |
History:
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Innkeeper
| The Innkeeper is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the twelfth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Bart Anderson. He is currently alive. | |
Jack (Changelings)
| Jack (Changelings) is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the ninth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Nick Hunnings. He is currently alive. | |
History:
Jack and Jill have a son, who is used by Rumplestiltskin to summon the Black Fairy. The baby is later returned to his parents by Belle. | |
Jack and Jill's Son
| Jack and Jill's Son is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the ninth episode of the sixth season and is currently alive. | |
History:
This baby is the son of Jack and Jill. He is kidnapped by Rumplestiltskin, and Belle takes care of him at the Dark Castle. Eventually, Rumplestiltskin uses the baby to lure the Black Fairy to confront her. Belle manages to take back the baby, and to return him to his parents. | |
Jailer
| The Jailer is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the first episode of the first season and is portrayed by guest star Peter Bryant. He is currently alive. | |
History:
He is a prison guard who is put in charge to look after the detained Rumplestiltskin, who is imprisoned in the dungeon. One day, Snow White and Prince Charming come to seek answers from Rumplestiltskin about the Queen’s curse. As the jailer guides them to the dungeon, he tells them to stay in the dark and not give Rumplestiltskin their names, or he will have power over them. As they approach the cell, he calls out to Rumplestiltskin and says that he has a question for him. A voice from within the cell says, "No, you don't." Rumplestiltskin then drops down from the ceiling and continues, "They do." | |
Jester
| The Jester is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the twelfth episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Stefano Giulianetti. He is currently deceased. | |
Jill
| Jill is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the ninth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Tammy Gillis. She is currently alive. | |
History:
Jack and Jill have a son, who is used by Rumplestiltskin to summon the Black Fairy. The baby is later returned to his parents by Belle. | |
Jolly Roger Cook
| The Jolly Roger Cook is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fiction graphic novel Out of the Past. His status is currently unknown.[17] | |
History:
As Jolly Roger traverses a heavy storm on the highs seas, the cook, who is suffering from seasickness, is on the deck. The captain, Killian Jones, directs him to head below where it is safer. An incoming wave almost sweeps the cook away, but Killian saves him by throwing him a lifeline. An angry Killian then commands the cook to get below right away, warning him that he may not waste a line next time. | |
King (Good Form)
| The King (Good Form) is an Enchanted Forest character. He is first mentioned in the fifth episode of the third season. His status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
History:
After Liam Jones finds the mysterious gem known as the Eye of the Storm, he and his brother, Killian, are rewarded with leadership positions in the King's navy. Liam becomes the captain of the Jewel of the Realm, and is summoned by the king to sail to Neverland and retrieve the plant Dreamshade for medicinal healing purposes. However, the plant turns out to be a deadly poison, and Liam dies from a cut by the plant's thorns. After his death, Killian rallies the ship crew into abandoning their loyalty to their former king in order to live as pirates "with honor" instead. ("Good Form," "The Brothers Jones") | |
King Nostos
| King Nostos is an Enchanted Forest character. He is mentioned in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently deceased. | |
History:
King Nostos lived in a castle with his wife, Queen Nostos. Every morning the king strolls to a nearby spring to hear the nightingales sing and to wash his hands and face. During one such visit, he meets a washerwoman whose singing voice and beauty enchant him. Queen Nostos, who had planned to surprise him for his birthday with a picnic, chances upon this and becomes jealous and afraid she will lose her power and luxury as queen if her husband loves the washerwoman. The queen seeks out an evil sorceress to curse the washerwoman so she may never surface from the spring again, but with time the washerwoman becomes strong in her new home and turns the spring into a lake, eventually causing a sinkhole to swallow the entire castle and all of its inhabitants with it.[18] | |
Knight (Quite a Common Fairy)
| The Knight (Quite a Common Fairy) is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the third episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Dominic Downer. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Knight is a patron at the tavern where the Evil Queen dines with Tinker Bell. He dines with an unnamed man at the neighboring table as two women discuss the queen's loveless marriage to King Leopold. | |
Knight (The Shepherd)
| Knight (The Shepherd) is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the sixth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Matthew MacCaull. He is currently deceased. | |
History:
The knight works for King George, and assists Prince Charming on a mission to slay a Dragon. However, he is killed when the dragon emerges from a cave and breathes fire, incinerating him. | |
Lead Guard
| The Lead Guard is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the seventeenth episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star JC Williams. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Lead Guard is one of the knights who is guarding a wealthy carriage traveling down the road. They are robbed by Captain Hook and his men. | |
LeFou
| LeFou is an Enchanted Forest character. He is mentioned in the seventeenth episode of the fifth season and is currently alive. | |
History:
LeFou is a man who loves to spread tall tales to embarrass one of his friends, Gaston. | |
Lord LeGume
| Lord LeGume is an Enchanted Forest character. He is mentioned in the seventeenth episode of the fifth season and is currently alive. | |
Majordomo
| The Majordomo is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the tenth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Jonathan Holmes. He is currently alive. | |
History:
He is an employee of King George, who helps make preparations for the wedding between Princess Abigail and Prince Charming. Snow White enters the castle posing as a flower deliverer for the prince, and Majordomo allows her to go in. | |
Maleficent's Unicorn
| Maleficent's Unicorn is an Enchanted Forest character. It appears in the second episode of the first season and is currently alive. | |
History:
The unicorn is Maleficent's only companion in the isolated home they share. Maleficent holds a great deal of value and affection for the unicorn and even suggests to the Evil Queen, when she asks for the Dark Curse back, that a pet would do wonders for her too. Uninterested in anything except revenge against Snow White, the Evil Queen spars with Maleficent as a means to get the curse. Realizing the unicorn is Maleficent's weak point, the Evil Queen prepares to kill the animal, but Maleficent jumps in to protect her pet. The Queen then traps Maleficent and retrieves the curse. | |
Massive Brawler
| The Massive Brawler is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the eleventh episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Andre Tricoteux. He is currently deceased. | |
History:
The Massive Brawler is present in a tavern when Regina enters with Hook, whom he immediately takes a dislike to, stating that pirates aren't welcome in the building. When the Brawler blocks his path, Hook assumes the man as the "challenge" Regina wanted him to take on in order to prove he has no weaknesses. Regina corrects this mistake by twisting the Brawler's head, killing him, before directing Hook to his actual target. | |
Mayor Benjamin Filbert
| Mayor Benjamin Filbert is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Benjamin is the mayor in an unnamed village where he lives with his wife and stepdaughter Florence. After a wolf kills one of the local residents, Amos, he calls a meeting to form a hunting party to track down the wolf. Widow Lucas' granddaughter, Red, persuades him to postpone the upcoming Forget-Me-Not ball in order to keep everyone safe from another possible wolf attack.[12] After Red apparently kills the wolf and saves Violet's life, he shows up to Widow Lucas' cottage and proclaims her granddaughter as a hero.[19] | |
Mid-Wife (Bleeding Through)
| The Mid-Wife (Bleeding Through) is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the eighteenth episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Yvette Dudley-Neuman. Her status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
Midwife (The Black Fairy)
| The Midwife (The Black Fairy) is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the nineteenth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Yasmin Abidi. Her status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
History:
She is the woman who helps Fiona give birth to her son, Rumplestiltskin. | |
Military Advisor
| The Military Advisor is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the twelfth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Chris Shields. He is currently alive. | |
History:
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Miller
| The Miller is an Enchanted Forest character. He is first mentioned in the eighteenth episode of the first season and he appears in the sixteenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Gerry Rousseau. His status is currently unknown. | |
History:
The Miller is frequently irresponsibly drunk while working on the mill, which is mostly run by his daughter Cora. The mill used to be a successful business that delivered flour not only to the villagers but also to King Xavier. However, after the Miller became a "lazy drunkard," Cora was forced to take a job at the local tavern to keep them from starving.[20] One morning, Cora comes across him completely intoxicated though he was supposed to make a delivery of flour bags. Angrily, Cora tosses aside his alcohol bottle but is unable to rouse her father from his state, so she carts the flour bags to the castle herself.[21] | |
Minister
| The Minister is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the graphic novel Shadow of the Queen. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Minister is a priest in the village near the silver mines. During a harsh winter, he is approached by the Huntsman, who demands that he pay tribute to the Queen by providing goods from the mines. However, the minister insists nothing can be dug out from the mines because they are frozen by ice. The Huntsman continues to press him, so the minister admits the villagers possess a small amount of silver-made belongings. He pleads that they need it in order to have items to sell and evade starvation, but the Huntsman forces him to comply. The next morning, all the villagers' silver items are taken by the Huntsman. | |
Miss Cates
| Miss Cates is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Miss Cates is Red's teacher who is getting married to Vicar Clemmons in June. Red's grandmother Widow Lucas receives a note from Miss Cates for a large order of muffins for her students, but when Red later brings the baked goods to her teacher, Miss Cates is confused and states she didn't order anything. Red discovers her classmate Violet Roberts wrote the note to humiliate her grandmother but Red then decides to offer the muffins to her class as samples, with Miss Cates taking a blueberry muffin. After class, Miss Cates tells Red that the muffin was so delicious that she wants Widow Lucas to bake her wedding cake.[22] | |
Miss Landon
| Miss Landon is an Enchanted Forest character. She
is mentioned in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. |
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Morraine's Parents
| Morraine's Parents are Enchanted Forest characters. They appear in the eight episode of the first season and are portrayed by co-stars Mark Gash and Kate Bateman. Their status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
Mr. Roberts
| Mr. Roberts is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
He is Mrs. Roberts' husband and has at least three daughters, Violet, Nicola, and another unnamed daughter. They live in one of the nicest cottages in the whole village, and they enjoy entertaining the villagers with their musical talents. Mr. Roberts has a pitch-perfect baritone.[24] | |
Mrs. Roberts
| Mrs. Roberts is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
She is Mr. Roberts' wife and has at least three daughters, Violet, Nicola, and another unnamed daughter. They live in one of the nicest cottages in the whole village, and they enjoy entertaining the villagers with their musical talents at gatherings that Mrs. Roberts hosts. According to Granny, she finds Mrs. Roberts to be quite vain because she adores being adored by other people. Red comes to buy milk from Mrs. Roberts who remains oblivious to the tension between Violet and Red, as Violet had sabotaged Red's cake that she baked for Peter's birthday.[25] | |
Mrs. Thompson
| Mrs. Thompson is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
She is Farmer Thompson's wife. When Red comes asking for milk, Mrs. Thompson apologizes for having none to give as their cow Dottie recently passed away. As an alternative, she suggests Red can get milk from the Roberts family.[6] | |
| The Naval Captain is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fifteenth episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Chris Humphreys. His status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
History:
The Captain was the first captain of the Jewel of the Realm. He and his men discover the Brothers Jones after they survived at a tempest. When Liam shows them the Eye of the Storm, the naval captain decides to allow them to become sailors in the King's Navy. | |
Nicola Roberts
| Nicola Roberts is an Enchanted Forest character. She is mentioned in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Nicola is Violet's older sister and skilled at playing the piano.[25]She was once infatuated with the shoemaker Timothy who eventually courted and married Priscilla Hanks.[26] | |
Nobleman
| The Nobleman is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the seventh episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Paul Jarrett. He is currently alive. | |
Older Man (Mother)
| The Older Man (Mother) is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the twentieth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star John Innes. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Older Man attends a young couple's wedding in a meadow, where the Queen interrupts to confront the couple about conducting the ceremony on her property. | |
Palace Guard (Family Business)
| The Palace Guard (Family Business) is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the sixth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Garfield Wilson. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Palace Guard works for Sir Maurice. He tries to help Colette escape as the ogres invade the castle. | |
Peasant (Labor of Love)
| The Peasant (Labor of Love) is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the thirteenth episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Kerry van der Griend. He is currently alive. | |
History:
He is one of a group of villagers in Snow White's kingdom who are terrorized by Dead Eye the bandit. | |
Peasant (Lost Girl)
| Peasant (Lost Girl) is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the second episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Robert Mann. He is currently alive. | |
History:
As Snow White tries to rally commoners to fight alongside her to reclaim the throne, the peasant warns his fellow villagers that the Queen has come. | |
Peasant Boy
| The Peasant Boy is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the twentieth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Max Montesi. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Peasant Boy attends an amateur protest against the Evil Queen. | |
Peasant Girl
| The Peasant Girl is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the twentieth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Bri Neal. She is currently alive. | |
History:
The Peasant Girl attends an amateur protest against the Evil Queen. | |
Peasant Man
| The Peasant Man is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the twentieth episode of the second season. He is portrayed by co-star William Phillips. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Peasant Man attends an amateur protest against the Evil Queen. | |
Peasant Mother
| The Peasant Mother is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the nineteenth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Kristina Lao. Her current status is unknown.[nb 1] | |
Peasant Mother's Daughter
| Peasant Mother's Daughter is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the nineteenth episode of the sixth season. Her current status is unknown.[nb 1] | |
Peddler
| The Peddler is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the first episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Brent Strait. He is currently alive. | |
Peter's Father
| Peter's Father is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
Peter's Mother
| Peter's Mother is an Enchanted Forest character. She is mentioned in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
Pleasure Island's Carnies
| Pleasure Island's Carnies are Enchanted Forest characters. They appear in the twelfth episode of the sixth season and are portrayed by co-stars Brandyn Eddy and King Lau. They are currently alive. | |
Priscilla Hanks
| Priscilla Hanks is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Priscilla Hanks is Red's former classmate. When Priscilla is fifteen, she becomes betrothed to the shoemaker Timothy after courting for several months, during which she shows up to school wearing a new pair of shoes one week after the other. Shortly after Red's thirteenth birthday, Priscilla sees Red wearing her new cloak at school. Violet taunts Red for being a prostitute since her cloak is red, but Priscilla persuades Red that Violet is just jealous of her. She herself recalls Violet saying Timothy only wanted to marry her because she is tall and would give him children who wouldn't be as short as him, though she knows Violet was being spiteful in defense of her sister Nicola who had been trying to catch Timothy's eyes for months to no avail.[26] Three years later, Red sees Priscilla selling belts and satchels at the village market, now older and accompanied by her two fraternal twins and an infant son.[11] | |
Priscilla's Twins
| Priscilla's Twins are Enchanted Forest characters. They appear in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and are currently alive. | |
Prison Guard
| The Prison Guard is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the tenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Nick Hunnings. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Prison Guard is in charge of guarding the Evil Queen's cell when she is imprisoned within the castle after she is captured by Snow White. He informs the queen that she has a visitor. | |
Quartermaster
| The Quartermaster is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fourth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Ryan Hesp. His status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
History:
The Quartermaster is a member of Killian Jones' pirate crew. | |
Queen Nostos
| Queen Nostos is an Enchanted Forest character. She is mentioned in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently deceased. | |
History:
Queen Nostos lived in a castle with her husband, King Nostos, who enjoyed strolling to a nearby spring every morning. For her husband's birthday, she wanted to surprise him with a picnic, but upon reaching the spring, she becomes jealous when she sees he has become enchanted with the singing voice and beauty of a washerman. Fearing she will lose the power and luxuries of her position, the queen seeks out an evil sorceress to curse the washerwoman so she may never surface from the spring again. However, with time, the washerwoman becomes strong in her new home and turns the spring into a lake, eventually causing a sinkhole to swallow the entire castle and all of its inhabitants with it.[18] | |
Rapunzel's Brother
| Rapunzel's Brother is an Enchanted Forest character. He is mentioned in the fourteenth episode of the third season and is currently deceased. | |
History:
As the eldest child, he is heir to his parents' kingdom, but after saving his sister Rapunzel from a stream, he passes away, leaving his parents to name Rapunzel as their next heir. | |
Rapunzel's Parents
| Rapunzel's Parents are Enchanted Forest characters. They appear in the fourteenth episode of the third season and are portrayed by co-stars Everick Golding and Natalie von Rotsburg. They are currently alive. | |
History:
Rapunzel's Parents are the king and queen of an unnamed kingdom who name their second child Rapunzel as their heir after their eldest son dies in an accident. They are separated from their daughter after she digests a magical plant called Night Root, and is chased into a tower by a cloaked witch. Years later, Prince Charming helps Rapunzel out of the tower, bringing the princess to her parents, who she happily reunites with. | |
Red's Father
| Red's Father is an Enchanted Forest character. He is mentioned in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale. His status is unknown. | |
History:
He is Red's father, though not very much is known about him or whether he is still alive or dead as Granny claims. As far as Red knows, Granny has told her that he was accidentally killed by hunters when Red was still a baby. Granny later explains that prior to his death, Red's father and her mother Anita had gotten into an argument, during which he snapped Anita's cross pendant from her neck. This upset Anita, who took off into the woods, and Red's father followed her, and that is where they were both supposedly shot by hunters who mistook them for wolves.[28] This story of Red's father's death conflicts with the show canon, as Anita claims in the episode "Child of the Moon" that Granny took Red from her because she didn't want her granddaughter growing up as a wolf, which brings into question whether the hunter event still happened and caused her husband's death but that Anita herself somehow escaped. | |
Reveling Soldier
| The Reveling Soldier is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the thirteenth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Chris Loubardeas. His current status is unknown.[nb 1] | |
Robert (Out of the Past)
| Robert (Out of the Past) is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fiction graphic novel Out of the Past and is currently alive. | |
History:
Robert runs a vegetable stall at a marketplace near Rumplestiltskin's castle. One day, Rumplestiltskin's maid Belle visits the market to buy food. When she comes to him to buy potatoes for the cooking, Robert, fearing the Dark One's wrath, goes out of his way to assist her. | |
Roman
| Roman is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fourteenth episode of the fourth season and is currently alive. | |
History:
Roman was Snow White's horse when she was young. They won many medals together. After Regina meets Maleficent and discovers the Sleeping Curse, she puts him under the curse, and says that he'll be taking a nap for another hundred years or so. | |
Roy
| Roy is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Roy is one of Miss Cates' students in the same class as Red. He laughs when Florence asks Miss Cates if she can use the restroom and insists she can't wait. As Florence passes Roy's desk, she elbows him in the ribs.[29] | |
Royal Aide
| The Royal Aide is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the eighteenth episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Gabrielle Giraud. She is currently alive. | |
History:
The Royal Aide works for young Princess Eva. She notifies the princes when it is time to leave the grounds of Prince Leopold's gardens, while Eva is eavesdropping on Cora and Jonathan's conversation. | |
Royal Doctor
| The Royal Doctor is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fifteenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Duncan Ollerenshaw. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Royal Doctor is the one who examines Queen Eva after she contracts a mysterious illness. Eva's daughter, Snow White, wants to know what is wrong with her mother, though the doctor is unable to determine the cause. Privately, he speaks with the palace servant Johanna, asking her to fetch the king to his wife's bedside. ("The Queen Is Dead") | |
Royal Guard
| The Royal Guard is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the sixteenth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Jim Shield. He is currently alive. | |
History:
He works for King George', and is one of the guards who chase Prince Charming and Red Riding Hood while they are trying to find Snow White. Later, he assists in Prince Charming's arrest. | |
Rupert
| Rupert is an Enchanted Forest character. He is mentioned in the third episode of the fourth season. His status is currently unknown. | |
History:
He was the court jester for Snow White and Prince Charming. During a conversation about juggling multiple responsibilities as a mother and a mayor, Mary Margaret states she is "starting to have more and more respect for our court jester everyday," to which David replies, "Yeah. Rupert was special." | |
Sailor
| The Sailor is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fifth episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Jordan Schartner. His status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
History:
The Sailor is part of Liam Jones' naval crew. While Lieutenant Killian Jones is preparing the crew for their next voyage, he notices an undone button on the sailor's shirt and fixes it for him, prompting the sailor to apologize. He then finds a bottle of rum in the sailor's pocket and confiscates it, as drunkenness leads to bad form. Later, when the captain dies because of a poison that their king asked them to retrieve, Killian rallies his crew into abandoning their loyalties to the king and taking over the ship to live as pirates instead. The crew, including the sailor, agree to the idea and chant Killian's name in celebration. | |
Scarred Ogre
| The Scarred Ogre is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the second episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star C. Ernst Harth. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Ogre attends the Evil Queen's first attempt to enact the Dark Curse, which required locks of hair from those with the darkest souls. He rips out some of his hair and hands it over, but the curse fails to materialize properly. | |
Seamstress Evans
| Seamstress Evans is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Seamstress Evans lives in the same village as Red. She has at least five children, with one of them being the Pirate Boy. Red comes to Seamstress Evans' house to deliver Granny's baked goods that she requested; half-dozen crumpets an apple pie.[27] For the Forget-Me-Not ball, Seamstress Evans works on making a gown for Beatrice.[23] | |
Sergeant
| The Sergeant is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fourteenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Toby Levins. His status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
History:
In the soldiers' training camp during the Ogre Wars, the Sergeant asks Rumplestiltskin to guard the young seer. | |
Sheriff (Nasty Habits)
| The Sheriff (Nasty Habits) is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fourth episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Doug Abrahams. His status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
History:
The Sheriff of Hamelin tells Rumplestiltskin about the Pied Piper, who has led away all the children during the night. | |
Soldier
| The Soldier is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fourteenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Aaron Brooks. His status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
History:
The Soldier fights during the first Ogre War. He has a conversation with a fellow soldier, Rumplestiltskin. | |
Spinsters
| The Spinsters are Enchanted Forest characters. They appear in the eighth episode of the third season and are portrayed by co-stars Lindsay Collins and Glynis Davies. Their status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
History:
The Spinsters are two kind-hearted women who raise a young Rumplestiltskin when his own father abandons him. They often bake meat pies for him, which Rumplestiltskin remembers as one of his happiest memories, even long after he has become the Dark One. ("Manhattan" (mentioned), "Think Lovely Thoughts," "It's Not Easy Being Green"(mentioned)) | |
Strumpet Thug
| The Strumpet Thug is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the eighth episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Colin Corrigan. His status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
History:
The Strumpet Thug is a man who beats up Malcolm and steals his money when the latter tries to con him in a rigged card game. | |
Tavern Owner
| The Tavern Owner is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the seventh episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Howard Siegel. He is currently alive. | |
History:
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Tavern Waitress
| The Tavern Waitress is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the fourth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Chelsea Turner. Her status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
History:
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Timothy
| Timothy is an Enchanted Forest character. He is mentioned in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Timothy is a shoemaker who courts Priscilla Hanks when she is fifteen and he gifts her new pairs of shoes which she wears to school. After the couple becomes betrothed for marriage, Violet taunts Priscilla about Timothy only wanting to marry her so she will give him children who aren't as short as him. In actuality, Violet is spiteful for her sister [Cniola Roberts | |
Traveler 2
| Traveler 2 is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the third episode of the spin-off and is portrayed by co-star Casey Manderson. He is currently alive. | |
History:
He is one of Robin Hood's Merry Men. | |
Trish
| Trish is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the fifth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Paula Giroday. She is currently deceased. | |
History:
Trish is a witch-in-training taken under the magical instruction of Rumplestiltskin after Regina bails out on him. Regina later returns as a changed person and demonstrates her capacity to learn his methods of magic by ripping out Trish's heart and crushing it to dust. | |
Tucker Williamson
| Tucker Williamson is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Tucker is Red's classmate. At thirteen years old, he is described as scrawny, spotty-skinned, and mean as a badger. His hair often has a whitish powder in it, as he is the miller's son. Red doesn't like him just as the other village kids don't, but Peter pities him and frequently asks him to join in on after-school activities. Tucker tries to kiss a thirteen-year-old Red but she forces him to let her go by kneading him in the crotch. He then reacts with bewilderment, revealing he thought she wanted that sort of attention, as Violet has suggested Red's red cloak was an implication of her looseness. Peter is angry upon finding Tucker with Red, and although Red says Tucker only touched her cloak, he hits the latter square in the jaw.[26] After this incident, Peter and the other children stop including Tucker in their games. Within those three years, Tucker becomes muscular and towers at over six feet tall. He rarely comes to school and instead works for his family. At the village market, Seamstress Evans' son accidentally reveals Red has flour in her basket that she stole. Red prevents him from checking her basket by kissing him and then running away.[11] At school, under Violet's manipulation, Tucker admits Red kissed him at the market but as everyone else in the schoolyard titters over Red's apparent lack of chastity, he looks equally as uncomfortable as Red is.[30] | |
Uncle Jenkins
| Uncle Jenkins is an Enchanted Forest character. He is mentioned in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale. His status is unknown. | |
History:
Uncle Jenkins is Peter's favorite uncle who taught him how to pickpocket when he was a child. However, while Peter only pickpocketed for fun and always returned what he took, Uncle Jenkins moved on to robbing from carriages, eventually becoming a wanted bandit. Peter never sees his uncle ever again, but Red believes he was apprehended and turned in for ransom and likely locked up in the royal castle's dungeon, as they never saw any more wanted posters of him after that.[31] | |
Ursula's Mother
| Ursula's Mother is an Enchanted Forest character. She is mentioned in the fifteenth episode of the fourth season and is currently deceased. | |
History:
She used to sing at Glowerhaven, and when her daughter Urusla was a child, she taught her to sing as well. Her husband, Poseidon, loved hearing her and Ursula sing. However, after his wife is killed by a pirate, he comes to hate all humans and has Ursula use her singing voice to lure sailors at sea to their deaths. Years later, Poseidon reconciles with Ursula by apologizing for not letting her use her gift to honor the memory of her deceased mother. | |
Vicar Clemmons
| Vicar Clemmons is an Enchanted Forest character. He is mentioned in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Vicar Clemmons is Miss Cates' fiancé. They are set to wed soon, and Miss Cates eventually requests that Granny bake their wedding cake.[22] | |
Villager (Ill-Boding Patterns)
| The Villager (Ill-Boding Patterns) is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the thirteenth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Angela Moore. Her current status is unknown.[nb 1] | |
Villager (Operation Mongoose Part 1)
| The Villager (Operation Mongoose Part 1) is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the twenty-first episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Sarah Ann Hayward. She is currently alive. | |
Village Woman
| The Village Woman is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the fourth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Rondel Reynoldson. Her status is currently unknown.[nb 1] | |
History:
The Village Woman warns Rumplestiltskin that a group of pirates have taken his wife, Milah. | |
Watchy
| Watchy is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fourteenth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Richard Ian Cox. He is currently alive. | |
Wealthy Gentleman
| The Wealthy Gentleman is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the third episode of the spin-off and is portrayed by co-star Thomas Saunders. He is currently alive. | |
Wench
| The Wench is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the seventeenth episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Jessa Danielson. She is currently alive. | |
History:
The Wench is a prostitute from the Enchanted Forest. Hook's pirate crew buy their captain a night with her, but he merely pretends to accept their gift, and pays the woman off, asking her to lie about what happened. After accepting Hook's money payment, she leaves. | |
Willie
| Willie is an Enchanted Forest character. He appears in the fiction novel Red's Untold Tale and is currently alive. | |
History:
Willie is the aged bartender at a tavern that Hershel Worthington visits. Hershel tells him about how he once wished for a son but it's impossible now that his wife Ernestine wants nothing to do with him. Willie suggests he can try being romantic with his wife, something Hershel states he hasn't tried yet. After Red trades her cross pendant to Hershel to void the unpaid debts that she and her grandmother owe, Hershel asks Willie to get him a bottle of ink so he can record the paid debt in writing.[9] | |
Woman Peasant
| The Woman Peasant is an Enchanted Forest character. She appears in the thirteenth episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Janet Walmsley. She is currently alive. | |
History:
She is one of a group of villagers in Snow White's kingdom who are terrorized by Dead Eye the bandit. | |
Young Couple
| The Young Couple are Enchanted Forest characters. They appear in the twentieth episode of the fourth season and are portrayed by co-stars Kylee Bush and Jeremy Patrick Schuetze. The Young Man is currently deceased, while the Young Woman is currently alive. | |
For major Enchanted Forest Characters, see this category.
Land of Untold Stories
Frontiersman
| The Frontiersman is a Land of Untold Stories character. He appears in the twenty-third episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Shannon Hearn. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Frontiersman is at the marketplace when David, Hook, Jekyll, Mary Margaret and Zelena are running from Mr. Hyde. | |
Three Musketeers
| The Three Musketeers are Land of Untold Stories characters. They first appear in the twenty-third episode of the fifth season. In "The Savior" and "A Bitter Draught," one of them is portrayed by co-star Thomas Gasior. They are currently alive. | |
History:
As Dr. Jekyll, Mary Margaret, David, Hook and Zelena are walking through the Land of Untold Stories marketplace, the Three Musketeers are seen touching their swords together. After a group of people from this land travels to Storybrooke, the Musketeers are among the guests who come to Granny's Diner seeking food and shelter. ("An Untold Story," "The Savior," "A Bitter Draught") | |
Tom Sawyer
| Tom Sawyer is a Land of Untold Stories character. He appears in the fourth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Reilly Jacob. He is currently alive. | |
History:
After traveling from the Land of Untold Stories to Storybrooke, Tom Sawyer becomes a student at the Storybrooke Elementary School. He can be seen wearing a straw hat in Mary Margaret's physics class. | |
Woman in Diner
| The Woman in Diner is a Land of Untold Stories character. She appears in the third episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by an unknown extra, and is currently alive. | |
History:
The woman wears a scarlet letter on her clothes. When Henry and Emma are in Granny's Diner, going through a list of the people from the Land of Untold Stories who have arrived in Storybrooke, Henry sees the woman entering the diner, and notices that she's new. He walks over to her assist her. | |
For major Land of Untold Stories Characters, see this category.
Land Without Color
Graveyard Sentry
| The Graveyard Sentry is a Land Without Color character. He appears in the twelfth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Ian Harmon. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Graveyard Sentry works at a cemetery in the Land Without Color. He is the one who shoots Gerhardt Frankenstein, resulting in Gerhardt's death. Oddly, he fires despite the fact the Frankensteins didn't offer resistance and didn't try attacking him. | |
For major Land Without Color Characters, see this category.
Land Without Magic
Fast Food Worker
| The Fast Food Worker is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the twelfth episode of the fourth season and is voiced by Daniel Dae Kim.[32] He is currently alive. | |
History:
On the way to Storybrooke, Cruella stops her car by a Mr. Cluck's Chicken Shack franchise store so she and Ursula can get food at the drive-in. After they finish ordering, the worker notifies the ladies through a speakerphone of how much they owe. | |
Lily's Boyfriend
| Lily's Boyfriend is a Land Without Magic character. He is mentioned in the nineteenth episode of the fourth season. His current status is unknown. | |
History:
He is Lily's boyfriend who she lives with at an abandoned house after running away from home. Later, he and Lily go to a deli where he throws her a gun so she'll help him rob the store. They are caught on the deli's security camera and become wanted for their crimes. | |
Lord Adriel
| Lord Adriel is a Land Without Magic character. He is mentioned in the nineteenth episode of the seventh season and is currently deceased. | |
Walt Disney
| Walt Disney is a Land Without Magic character. He is first mentioned in the sixteenth episode of the fourth season and is currently deceased. | |
History:
At some point in his life, Walt Disney was chosen by the Sorcerer and his Apprentice to become the Author. After doing his job for some time, he died on December 15, 1966, forcing the Apprentice to recruit a new Author: Isaac Heller. ("Best Laid Plans," "Operation Mongoose Part 1") | |
Boston
Adoption Agent (Save Henry)
| The Adoption Agent (Save Henry) is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the ninth episode of the third season and is portrayed guest star Julian D. Christopher. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Adoption Agent works at an adoption agency in Boston. He interviews Regina to see if she is fit for adopting a child, and when she gives satisfactory answers, he allows a baby boy to be brought in for her. Regina names the child Henry, but at a later time, she decides to return him after having difficulties. The Adoption Agent needs Regina to sign some papers before he gives Henry to a new family, however, she changes her mind and wants to keep Henry. The agent then goes outside to notify the awaiting prospective parents, John and Michael, about Regina's decision. As soon as he begins telling them about the change of plans, John and Michael walk off without letting him finish speaking, leaving the agent confused at their hastiness. ("Save Henry") | |
Business Man
| The Business Man is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the thirteenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Todd Thomson. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Business Man runs into Mr. Gold, Emma and Henry at Logan International Airport in Boston. When Mr. Gold gets nervous at the security check, the Business Man impatiently quips at him that "it's not rocket science," and asks him if he's ever been on a plane before. Irritated at the man's response, Mr. Gold grips his cane and angrily retorts, "Have you ever been impaled upon a cane before?" Emma quickly stops Mr. Gold, and apologizes to the Business Man. ("Tiny") | |
Bus Driver
| The Bus Driver is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the twenty-second episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Flossie McKnight. She is currently alive. | |
Cabbie
| The Cabbie is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the first episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Keith Blackman Dallas. He is currently alive. | |
Cecilia
| Cecilia is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the twenty-first episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Hannah Longworth. She is currently alive. | |
History:
Cecilia is a little girl who once lived with Emma in a group home in Boston. When she is adopted and leaving for her new home, Emma and the other kids watch as Cecilia leave with her adoptive parents. Even as the vehicle pulls away, Emma continues to stare longingly as she, too, desires a family. This experience makes Emma believe that no one is ever going to adopt her, because she is too old, and she eventually runs away from the group home. ("Snow Drifts," "Breaking Glass") | |
Gordie
| Gordie is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the twentieth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Isiah Lehtine. He is currently alive. | |
History:
Gordie is a young boy who lives at the same group home as Emma and Pinocchio in 1983. With plans of running away, he and several other kids steal money from a drawer, intending to buy bus tickets. Gordie invites Pinocchio to come with them, but the latter is reluctant. Pinocchio asks if Emma can come, but Gordie is adamant that they cannot take care of a baby. As Gordie and the others turn to go, Pinocchio changes his mind, taking a moment to apologize to Emma for leaving her, before going with the group. ("The Stranger") | |
Group Mother
| The Group Mother is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the twenty-first episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Colleen Wheeler. She is currently alive. | |
History:
The Group Mother works at a Boston foster home, where Cecilia and a young Emma lives. She and the other children bid Cecilia farewell when she leaves with her new adoptive parents in a car. After the vehicle pulls away, everyone begins returning into the foster home, but the Group Mother notices Emma is still staring sadly at where Cecilia was. The Group Mother reassures Emma that she'll be adopted one day too, but the blonde wordlessly looks on in doubt. ("Snow Drifts") | |
Little Girl (Snow Drifts)
| The Little Girl (Snow Drifts) is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the twenty-first episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Iris Troung. She is currently alive. | |
History:
The Little Girl is a child who lives in a group home in Boston, with Cecilia and a young Emma. When Cecilia is adopted, the children watch as she leaves the group home for a new life with a new family. The Little Girl, standing in front of Emma, waves goodbye to Cecilia. ("Snow Drifts") | |
Old Woman
| Old Woman is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the first episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Darla Fay. She is currently alive. | |
Raskind
| Raskind is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the twentieth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Rick Dobran. He is currently alive. | |
History:
Mr. Raskind is a janitor who worked at the group home, where Emma and Pinocchio lived as children. He warns Pinocchio not to touch his toolbox, even though the boy protests that he only wanted to fix Emma's crib so she doesn't get hurt. Mr. Raskind ignores his reason and instead tells him not to touch anything in the house since nothing in it belongs to him. After Pinocchio gives an affirmative response, Mr. Raskind grabs the toolbox and leaves the room. ("The Stranger") | |
Smith
| Smith is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the thirteenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Byron Bertram. He is currently alive. | |
History:
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Connecticut
Hostess
| The Hostess is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the twenty-first episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Alison Wandzura. She is currently alive. | |
Hancock
Clerk
| The Clerk is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in in the twentieth episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Anthony F. Ingram. He is currently alive. | |
Hong Kong
Dr. Chen
| Dr. Chen is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the eighteenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Rick Tae. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Doctor works at a hospital in Hong Kong and tries to treat August, whose leg is turning into wood. However, Dr. Chen is unable to see the wooden leg, and when August stabs himself in the leg to prove his point, the doctor calls for the orderlies to restrain August and take him to the psychiatric ward. August flees before they are able to catch him. | |
Orderly (Selfless, Brave and True)
| Orderly (Selfless, Brave and True) is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the eighteenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Peter Kawasaki. He is currently alive. | |
Quon
| Quon is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the eighteenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Manny Jacinto. He is currently alive. | |
London
George Darling
| George Darling is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the twenty-first episode of the second season and is portrayed by guest star Andrew Airlie. His current status is unknown. | |
Mary Darling
| Mary Darling is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the twenty-first episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Karin Inghammer. Her current status is unknown. | |
History:
Mary is the wife of George and mother to Wendy, John and Michael. When Wendy begins sneaking food upstairs, she and George catch her hiding a boy in the nursery's cubby hole. Sympathetic to the boy, who has nowhere else to go, she allows him to stay as a house guest; much to her husband's chagrin. ("Second Star to the Right") | |
Nana
| Nana is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the twenty-first episode of the second season. Her current status is unknown. | |
History:
Nana is the Darlings' family dog. When a famished Baelfire breaks into the Darlings' home, he spots a table of food and begins eating from it, but then Nana alerts Wendy to his presence. ("Second Star to the Right") | |
Long Island
Cruella's Husband
| Cruella's Husband is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the twelfth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Michael Querin. He is currently alive. | |
History:
Mr. Feinberg is a banker and Cruella's husband. It can be assumed they met and married sometime after Cruella arrived at the Land Without Magic. They live in a Long Island mansion until the day all of their assets are seized by the FBI. Both he and Cruella are forced out of their house while this occurs, but only he is arrested and taken away in a police car, while Cruella is left behind. ("Darkness on the Edge of Town") | |
FBI Agent
| The FBI Agent is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the twelfth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Panou. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The FBI Agent arrests Cruella's husband, Mr. Feinberg after the Feinbergs have their possessions confiscated. ("Darkness on the Edge of Town ") | |
Maine
Captain (Welcome to Storybrooke)
| The Captain (Welcome to Storybrooke) is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the seventeenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Steve Makaj. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Captain is a police officer who accompanies Owen Flynn to the Storybrooke town line after Owen loses his father. Owen insists that the town is there, even though neither he nor the Captain is able to see Storybrooke, which is invisible to outsiders. ("Welcome to Storybrooke") | |
Cashier (Firebird)
| The Cashier (Firebird) is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the twentieth episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Bronwen Smith. She is currently alive. | |
History:
The Cashier is working at Chantey's Lobster House in 2009. One day, Emma Swan comes to the diner, asking if someone remembers the story of how she was found next to the shop in 1983, like a baby with another boy. The Cashier retorts that no one from the diner could remember it, as they can't keep a cook for six weeks. Emma asks if a long-time customer could remember it, but the Cashier explains that their food is not good enough to have those kinds of customers. Eventually, the Cashier sells food to Emma and Cleo Fox. ("Firebird") | |
Massachusetts
Brunette Girl
| The Brunette Girl is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the nineteenth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Zoey Siewert. She is currently alive. | |
History:
The Brunette Girl is a little girl who attends school in Lowell, Massachusetts.[33] She lives near the Coffee Mug Diner, where Lily works. In order to trick Emma and Regina into believing that her life is good and that she has a happy family, Lily persuades the girl to pretend that she is her daughter, in exchange for free hamburgers. ("Lily") | |
Landlord
| The Landlord is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the nineteenth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Phil Granger. He is currently alive. | |
History:
He is Lily's landlord in Massachusetts during the time she lived in his apartment complex. Sometime later, Lily gets into some kind of trouble, ending up in a car crash, leading her landlord to believe she died in the accident. When Emma and Regina come to Massachusetts looking for Lily, who is not at her apartment room, they ask the landlord for her whereabouts. He recounts, without much care, about Lily supposedly dying in a car crash. When he goes as far as to insult Lily, an angered Emma moves to attack him, but after Regina calms her down, she lets him go. ("Lily") | |
Minneapolis
Helen
| Helen is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the eleventh episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Nancy Sivak. She is currently alive. | |
Minnesota
Adoption Agent (Best Laid Plans)
| The Adoption Agent (Best Laid Plans) is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the sixteenth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Michelle Choi-Lee. She is currently alive. | |
History:
In the Enchanted Forest, Maleficent's infant daughter is banished to Minnesota in the Land Without Magic.[nb 2] The baby is found and placed in an orphanage, where the Adoption Agent helps James and his wife adopt her. As she congratulates the happy father, she asks him what they will name her. He answers, "Lilith. We wanna name her Lily." | |
Bill
| Bill is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the nineteenth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Cameron Bancroft. He is currently alive. | |
History:
Bill and his wife, Katie, are foster parents of a young Emma, and they have two boys of their own, Max and Zach. When Emma goes to look for her sleeping bag in the garage, Bill ends up seeing her converse with another girl named Lily, who she introduces as a friend from a neighboring foster family. He invites Lily to stay for dinner, and during the meal, Lily lies about how she and Emma first met. Later, Emma discovers Lily is a wanted fugitive and agrees to fetch her lost necklace in order to make her leave. While she is gone, Lily steals Bill and Katie's money and disappears. By the time Emma returns, her foster parents have already learned from phoning Emma's former group home that she and Lily met under more sketchy circumstances, and that Lily is wanted for robbery. In the heat of the moment, Bill berates Emma for endangering "his" children. He quickly apologizes for his choice of words, but a hurt Emma refuses to listen and exits out the back door. | |
Katie
| Katie is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the nineteenth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Kendall Cross. She is currently alive. | |
History:
Katie and her husband, Bill, are the foster parents of a young Emma, and they have two boys of their own, Max and Zach. After Bill sees Emma talk to Lily, who he believes is a foster child from a neighboring family, he invites her to stay for dinner. During the meal, Lily tells a fabricated story of how she and Emma met. After Lily steals their money and disappears, Katie and her husband discover, from phoning Emma's prior group home, about how Emma actually met Lily, who is a wanted fugitive. When they confront Emma, Bill berates his foster daughter for endangering "his" children by bringing a criminal into the house. Although he is quick to apologize for his choice of words, a hurt Emma leaves the house, as Katie looks on helplessly. ("Lily") | |
Max
| Max is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the nineteenth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Sidney Shapiro. He is currently alive. | |
Older Girl
| The Older Girl is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the twentieth episode of the sixth season and is portrayed by co-star Ari Guzhel. She is currently alive. | |
Policeman
| The Policeman is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the fifth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Anson Hibbert. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The policeman is called upon when James Page finds his adoptive daughter, Lilly, and Emma, hiding in a broken-in mansion. | |
Priscilla Page
| Priscilla Page is a Land Without Magic character. She is first mentioned in the fifth episode of the fourth season and is currently alive. | |
History:
Priscilla Page[34] is Lily's adoptive mother, and James' wife. ("Breaking Glass," "Best Laid Plans," "Lily") | |
Store Manager
| The Store Manager is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the fifth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Kelly-Ruth Mercier. She is currently alive. | |
History:
The store manager works at a convenience store in Hopkins, Minnesota. She nearly catches a young Emma stealing pop-tarts, however, another girl, Lily, comes to her aid. | |
Zach
| Zach is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the nineteenth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Parker Magnuson. He is currently alive. | |
New York City
Avery
| Avery is a Land Without Magic character. Avery is mentioned in the twelfth episode of the third season, and is currently alive. | |
Basil Knaggs
| Basil Knaggs is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the fiction novel Henry and Violet and is currently alive. | |
History:
Basil is an art dealer who owns a business called Basil Knaggs Art and Ephemera in the Empire State Building in New York City. He is sought out by Hank Morgan to buy an old notebook from the antiques store Back in the Day and mail it to him. Basil is busy in a meeting when Hank's daughter, Violet, comes to the office to hopefully pay him for the notebook, not knowing that her father already paid for it. Violet later returns to speak with Basil, who apologetically informs her that he had bought the book for a private collector and cannot disclose the name of the buyer.[35] | |
Carriage Driver
| The Carriage Driver is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the seventeenth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Paul Kloegman. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Carriage Driver operates a horse-drawn carriage on the street of New York City. His horse is "borrowed" by Robin Hood, who is chasing a thief that stole his wife's purse. | |
Fan
| The Fan is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the twenty-first episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Mandie Vredegoor. She is currently alive. | |
History:
She is a fan of Isaac's fairytale-inspired book, Heroes and Villains, and is a huge follower of one of his characters, Regina. During a book signing event, she is next in line and walks up to greet Isaac. She tells him about her love for Regina, gifting him a "Long Live Regina" pin that she made, and then asks him for spoilers about Regina's fate in the next book. Isaac begins whispering in her ear about the details, but he then backs out, stating that she has to wait for the next book to find out. | |
Gibson
| Gibson is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the twelfth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by an unknown extra. He is currently alive. | |
History:
Gibson and a fellow police officer are called on by Emma in Central Park to arrest Hook for criminal harassment. | |
Hank
| Hank is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the twenty-first episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Benjamin Wilkinson. He is currently alive. | |
History:
Hank ran a television shop in New York City in the 1960s, and was Isaac's boss before the latter became the Author. Years later, Isaac admits that the reason why he leads Snow White and Prince Charming down the path that lead to them hurting Maleficent and her daughter, was that they reminded him of Hank.("Operation Mongoose Part 1," "Operation Mongoose Part 2") | |
Helen (Henry and Violet)
| Helen (Henry and Violet) is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the fiction novel Henry and Violet and is currently alive. | |
History:
Helen is the receptionist at Basil Knaggs' office who Henry and Violet speak to. She tells them Mr. Knaggs is busy in a meeting and won't be out until the hour is up. When the couple come back later, Mr. Knaggs meets with them and mentions Helen told him that they are interested in one of his art pieces.[36] | |
Librarian
| The Librarian is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the twenty-second episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Candus Churchill, and is currently alive. | |
Middle Aged Couple
| The Middle Aged Couple are Land Without Magic characters. They appear in the twenty-first episode of the fourth season and are portrayed by co-stars Sean Campbell and Paralee Cook. They are currently alive. | |
Mrs. Cuse
| Mrs. Cuse is a Land Without Magic character. She is mentioned in the twelvth episode of the third season and is currently alive. | |
Mildred Appleby
| Mildred Appleby is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the fiction novel Henry and Violet and is currently alive. | |
History:
Mildred is the owner of the antiques shop Back in the Day. Violet finds her shop website with a listing for a notebook that once belonged to her father, Hank, and goes to Back in the Day hoping to buy it back, only to find the store closed. Upon tracking down Mildred's granddaughter Whitney, they find out from her that Mildred recently shut her store because the rent was too expensive. Whitney takes them to see her grandmother, who after hearing Violet's story, apologetically reveals she already sold the notebook to a buyer three days ago. However, Violet persuades her to give her the buyer's contact information as she can pay a higher price for the notebook that will benefit the buyer.[37] | |
Nurse (Heart of Gold)
| The Nurse (Heart of Gold) is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the seventeenth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Jennifer Cheon. She is currently alive. | |
History:
The nurse works at the Our Lady Providence Medical Center in New York City. | |
NY Cop
| NY Cop is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the twelfth episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star David Orth. He is currently alive. | |
Purse Snatcher
| The Purse Snatcher is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the seventeenth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Leif Havdale. He is currently alive. | |
History:
In New York City, the Purse Snatcher rides by on his bicycle and steals Marian's bag after she sets it down on the ground in order to pick up a tired Roland. Robin Hood borrows a carriage horse and chases down the thief, who he wrestles to the ground and almost punches, but he eventually decides to let him go. | |
Server
| The Server is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the twenty-third episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Nikolai Witschl, and is currently alive. | |
Toll Operator
| The Toll Operator is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the twenty-second episode of the fifth season and is portrayed by co-star Chris Olson, and is currently alive. | |
Whitney Day
| Whitney Day is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the fiction novel Henry and Violet. She is currently alive. | |
History:
Whitney is an employee at the jewelry store Tiffany's and Mildred Appleby's granddaughter. Henry and Violet track down Whitney in the hopes of finding Mildred, whose antiques shop has a notebook that Violet wishes to purchase.[38] | |
Phoenix
Doctor (The Heart of the Truest Believer)
| The Doctor (The Heart of the Truest Believer) is a Land Without Magic character. He first appears in the first episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Dave Mathews. He is currently alive. | |
History:
The Doctor helps Emma give birth to Henry while she is still incarcerated. When Emma gives a final push during labor, the Doctor takes the newborn, happily commenting that the child is a boy. Emma, however, avoids looking at the baby and tearfully remarks that she cannot be a mother, hinting at her decision to give up her son for adoption. In Emma's false memory recollection, in which she never gave up Henry, she changes her mind and asks to hold her son, to which the Doctor hands him to her. ("The Heart of the Truest Believer," "Going Home," "Leaving Storybrooke" (archive footage)) | |
Loretta
| Loretta is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the sixth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Kerry Sandomirsky. She is currently alive. | |
History:
Loretta works at a Minimum Security Corrections Facility in Phoenix, Arizona, where Emma serves time. | |
Nurse (The Heart of the Truest Believer)
| The Nurse (The Heart of the Truest Believer) is a Land Without Magic character. She first appears in the first episode of the third season and is portrayed by co-star Joy Castro. She is currently alive. | |
History:
The Nurse helps Emma, who is incarcerated, give birth to Henry. ("The Heart of the Truest Believer," "Going Home") | |
Phuket
Isra
| Isra is a Land Without Magic character. She appears in the eighteenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Dianne Doan. She is currently alive. | |
History:
Isra is one of the women that August slept with while he lost himself in the pleasures of Phuket, One morning, August wakes up next to Isra and sees that his leg is turning into wood. Panicking, he wakes her up and asks her to help him, but a still sleepy Isra is not able to see his wooden leg, and asks him what the hell is wrong with him. | |
Portland
Arresting Cop
| The Arresting Cop is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the sixth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Artine Brown. He is currently alive. | |
Cashier (Tallahassee)
| The Cashier (Tallahassee) is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the sixth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Tony Alcantar. He is currently alive. | |
History:
He is an employee at the Pay-Rite Market convenience store in Portland, which Emma and Neal intend to steal from. Emma, donning a fake pregnancy belly, goes to look at items, while Neal distracts the cashier by asking him for directions to Eugene. The cashier redirects him into buying a map, and after Neal gets one, the man begins telling him how to get to Eugene by driving. He doesn't notice when Neal pockets some chocolate bars, but a nearby customer tries to alert him to the theft, just as Emma begins faking pregnancy contractions. During the commotion, the cashier is still unaware that they stole and instead asks if they need an ambulance. The customer continues to try to tell him about the couple's stealing, but Neal and Emma manage to escape. | |
Customer (Tallahassee)
| The Customer (Tallahassee) is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the sixth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Fane Tse. He is currently alive. | |
History:
He is a customer at the Pay-Rite Market convenience store in Portland that Emma and Neal steal from. The man notices Neal taking chocolate bars without paying for them, and he tries to raise the alarm, but Emma fakes pregnancy contractions so she and Neal can escape. As the couple hurry out in the nick of time, the customer continues to insist to the shop owner that they stole from the store. | |
Portland Cop
| The Portland Cop is a Land Without Magic character. He appears in the sixth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Marc-Anthony Massiah. He is currently alive. | |
Seattle
Boyfriend
| The Boyfriend is a Seattle character. He appears in the fourth episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Matt Kennedy. He is currently alive. | |
History:
On Halloween's Day, the boyfriend is walking by the troll statue, under the Aurora Bridge, with a girl who is dressed like Disney's Alice.[39] | |
Carl
| Carl is a Seattle character. He appears in the first episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Daniel Jeffrey. He is currently alive. | |
History:
Carl works at Mr. Cluck's Chicken Shack. During one morning when Jacinda Vidrio arrives to work late, Carl accidentally drops a whole tray of chicken parts, which his boss Louie punishes him for by deducting his salary. Jacinda tells Louie to stop giving Carl such a hard time, and in turn, Louie insults her and demands she apologize, however, she quits because of his overbearing behavior. | |
Coates
| Coates is a Seattle character. She appears in the ninth episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Naiah Cummins. She is currently alive. | |
Construction Foreman
| The Construction Foreman is a Seattle character. He appears in the third episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Jaren Moore. He is currently alive. | |
Cop
| The Cop is a Seattle character. He appears in the first episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Julian Domingues. He is currently alive. | |
Customer (Breadcrumbs)
| The Customer (Breadcrumbs) is a Seattle character. She appears in the sixteenth episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Alison Raine. She is currently alive. | |
Customer (Greenbacks)
| The Customer (Greenbacks) is a Seattle character. He appears in the fifth episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Evan Frayne. He is currently alive. | |
History:
When Sabine and Jacinda Vidrio begin selling Sabine's homecooked beignets at Mr. Cluck's Chicken Shack, this customer is looking up at the menu as he waits his turn on the line. | |
Fake Lucy
| Fake Lucy is a Seattle character. She appears in the fourth episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Evryle Ebora. She is currently alive. | |
History:
During Halloween, this girl dresses up as Elsa from Frozen. She arrives at the doorstep of a house where Lucy has just received a Milk Dud from the homeowner. Lucy, wanting to visit a haunted house that her chaperone Ivy won't let her go to, asks the girl if she likes Milk Duds. In exchange for the candy, the girl agrees to pretend to be Lucy by wearing Lucy's paper bag mask. Ivy, too busy on her phone to notice the girl is not Lucy, impatiently asks if they can go home yet. The girl responds affirmatively, and only then, Ivy sees her Elsa costume and pulls off the bag to reveal her face. The girl then laughs and runs off as Ivy freaks out over losing Lucy. | |
Incredibles Family
| The Incredibles Family are Seattle characters. They appear in the fourth episode of the seventh season and are currently alive. | |
History:
They are the family of four who stop by Mr. Cluck's during Halloween to get some food. Jacinda gives them their order of four eight-piece nuggets with a side of scary sauce and fright fries. | |
Luanne Hoffs-Drawler
| Luanne Hoffs-Drawler is a Seattle character. She is mentioned in the thirteenth episode of the seventh season and is currently deceased. | |
History:
Luanne Hoffs-Drawle was the wife of the Older Man, who works at a flower shop that Rogers and Weaver visit to determine the next potential victim of the Candy Killer who received a box of chocolates. However, the man tells them that the woman they are looking for was his wife, who has already been deceased for many years. The two men realize that the killer has set them up with a false lead. | |
Miss Scarlet
| Miss Scarlet is a Seattle character. She first appears in the seventh episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Nneka Croal. She is currently alive. | |
Monique
| Monique is a Seattle character. She is mentioned in the nineteenth episode of the seventh season and is currently alive. Monique is a desk attendant in the building of Samdi's office. Lucy charms her way past her in order to gain access to the elevator up to the floor where Samdi's office is located. | |
Mr. Charles
| Mr. Charles is a Seattle character. He appears in the fourteenth episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Peter Ciuffa. He is currently alive. | |
Mr. Coachman
| Mr. Coachman is a Seattle character. He is mentioned in the fifth episode of the seventh season and is currently alive. Mr. Coachman works at a club called Pleasure Island Cabaret and becomes involved with the police when Sam Ochotta pays a visit to the club and becomes "drunk and mouthy." However, he decides not to press charges because it's more hassle than it's worth. | |
Mrs. Lewis
| Mrs. Lewis is a Seattle character. She appears in the fourteenth episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Jasmine Lukuku. She is currently alive. | |
Nurse (Secret Garden)
| The Nurse (Secret Garden) is a Seattle character. He appears in the eleventh episode of the seventh season and is portrayed by co-star Willy Lavendel. He is currently alive. | |
Nurse (Wake Up Call)
| The Nurse (Wake Up Call) is a Seattle character. She appears in the sixth episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Donna Soares. She is currently alive. | |
History:
She works at Hyperion Heights' hospital and brings in a wheelchair for Weaver when he is discharged. Long after she is gone, however, Weaver kicks aside the wheelchair on his way out, not wanting to use it. | |
Older Man (Knightfall)
| The Older Man (Knightfall) is a Seattle character. He appears in the thirteenth episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Bobby L. Stewart. He is currently alive. | |
History:
This man works at a flower shop that Rogers and Weaver visit to determine the next potential victim of the Candy Killer who received a box of chocolates. However, he tells them that the woman they are looking for, Luanne Hoffs-Drawler, was his wife, who has already been deceased for many years. Realizing the killer has set them up with a false lead, the men quickly leave, while the florist watches them go with a confused look on his face. | |
Passerby
| The Passerby is a Seattle character. She appears in the first episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Zena Daruwalla. She is currently alive. | |
History:
On Henry's way to the cemetery where he believes his wife and child are buried, he becomes confused upon seeing the area is just an empty lot. He asks the passerby about whether the place changed recently, but the woman tells him it's always been as it is now. | |
Ralph
| Ralph is a Seattle character. He is mentioned in the fifth episode of the seventh season and is currently alive. | |
History:
When Victoria Belfrey finds out about Jacinda and Sabine's pop-up beignet shop, she calls Ralph on her cell phone and tells him to "wreck it." Ralph proceeds to set Mr. Cluck's Chicken Shack on fire. | |
Suited Heavy
| The Suited Heavy is a Seattle character. He appears in the first episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Vladimir Ruzich. He is currently alive. | |
Tilly's Doctor
| Tilly's Doctor is a Seattle character. S/he is mentioned in the fourth episode of the seventh season and is currently alive. | |
Woman Customer
| The Woman Customer is a Seattle character. She appears in the sixteenth episode of the seventh season and is played by co-star Leana Yu. She is currently alive. | |
For major Seattle Characters, see this category.
Storybrooke
Ashley Milton
| Ashley Milton is a Storybrooke character. She is mentioned in the fiction novel Henry and Violet and is currently alive. | |
History:
Ashley is a student from Storybrooke High who attends the school trip to New York City. As Lizette recalls to Violet, Ashley lost control of her ball at the bowling alley they visited and almost hit an old man in another lane.[41] | |
Bartender (The Apprentice)
| The Bartender (The Apprentice) is a Storybrooke character. He appears in the fourth episode of the fourth season and is portrayed by co-star Emanuel Fappas. He is currently alive. | |
History:
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Bartender (Lacey)
| The Bartender (Lacey) is a Storybrooke character. He appears in the nineteenth episode of the second season and is portrayed by co-star Nicholas Carella. His status is currently unknown.[17] | |
History:
The Bartender works at The Rabbit Hole. He is approached by Mr. Gold, who is looking for Belle and he gives him a description of her physical appearance. The Bartender points him to a woman named Lacey who matches his description. | |
Bill Gozen
| Bill Gozen is a Storybrooke character. He first appears in the tenth episode of the first season and is voiced by Damon Lindelof.[42] His status is currently unknown.[17] | |
History:
Bill is Storybrooke's chief meteorologist, whose voice is often heard on Storybrooke's radio and news channel giving weather reports. ("7:15 A.M.," "Tiny") | |
Burgstaller
| Burgstaller is a Storybrooke character. He appears in the sixth episode of the sixth season and is played by an unknown extra. He is currently alive. | |
History:
Burgstaller[43] is one of the paramedics who bring Captain Nemo to the Storybrooke General Hospital after he is found injured in the woods. | |
Burly Man (Desperate Souls)
| The Burly Man (Desperate Souls) is a Storybrooke character. He appears in the eighth episode of the first season and is played by co-star C. Ernst Harth. His status is currently unknown.[17] | |
History:
The Burly Man is one of the town's residents who show up at Mayor Mills' town hall press conference, in which she begins announcing her plans to elect Sidney as the new town sheriff. However, when Emma calls her out for being unethical, Regina instead states her intent to support Sidney as a candidate for sheriff. | |
Dory Zimmer
| Dory Zimmer is a Storybrooke character. She is mentioned in the ninth episode of the first season and is currently deceased. | |
History:
Dory is Ava's and Nicholas' mother in Storybrooke, but it is unclear whether she is a fabrication in her children's memories because of the curse's influence, or if she was their actual mother who had already passed away prior to the curse. According to the curse, Dory was in a relationship with Michael. Until her "death," she kept a compass he gave her as a present, which later came into Ava's possession. Her children became orphaned after her "passing," to which Sheriff Swan uses the compass to track down who originally bought the item for Dory. This leads her to Michael, who has no knowledge of having fathered children, but he later accepts them as his own. | |
Dove
| The Dove is a Storybrooke character. He appears in the twelfth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star John DeSantis. His status is currently unknown.[17] | |
History:
The Dove is a Storybrooke resident who assists Mr. Gold with confiscating Moe's van because of unpaid loans. | |
Doctor Dolittle
| Doctor Dolittle is a Storybrooke character. They are first mentioned in the sixteenth episode of the sixth season and is currently alive. | |
History:
Regina mentions to Henry that part of cleaning up after her serum counterpart involved freeing Doctor Dolittle from a cage, before adding "Don't ask." Later, in Seattle, Henry wonders if Lucy would say that Doctor Sage is in fact Doctor Dolittle or Doctor Strange. ("Mother's Little Helper," "Secret Garden") | |
Dr. M. P.
| Dr. M. P. is a Storybrooke character. She appears in the fourth episode of the first season and is portrayed by co-star Natalie Gibson. Her status is currently unknown.[17] |
