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"Quiet Minds" is the fifteenth episode of Season Three of ABC's Once Upon a Time. It was written by Kalinda Vazquez and directed by Eagle Egilsson. It is the fifty-ninth episode of the series overall, and premiered on March 30, 2014.
Synopsis
Neal finds himself back in Storybrooke and yearns for a way to reconnect with his son Henry, whose memories of his father are gone, while also trying to find his own father, Rumplestiltskin, whom he has just learned is alive but missing, and Regina discovers a possible connection with Robin Hood. Meanwhile, in the Fairy Tale Land that was over the past year, agonizing over the death of his father, Neal - with the help of Belle and enchanted candelabra Lumiere - attempts to find a magical solution to bring back Rumplestiltskin from the dead.[2]
Recap
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Emma and the others meet at Granny’s to discuss the possibility of Mr. Gold still being alive. The question of Neal’s whereabouts also arises. Hook volunteers to protect Belle should the Wicked Witch come looking for Rumplestiltskin. The pregnant Mary Margaret also stays behind. Zelena orders a flying monkey to find Rumplestiltskin. Belle believes her lost love has finally returned when someone breaks through a barricade into the shop. It’s not Rumple though. It’s Neal. He falls to the floor unconscious.
One year ago, Belle tells Neal that only Rumplestiltskin can help him defeat the witch and restore his family. She leads him to a library filled with books on history, witchcraft and more. They are not alone when they arrive. Fire in the flames of a candle fixture form a face. The fiery figure speaks. He introduces himself as Lumiere. He only awakens when his candles are lit. It’s the result of curse that was cast upon him by the Rumplestiltskin. Lumiere leads Belle and Neal to a key to vault of the Dark One. He will show them this place. Neal and Belle have no idea the Wicked Witch is puppet master pulling Lumiere’s strings. Or wicks.
Neal and Belle travel to an open clearing on a snowy day. Lumiere says the entryway to the vault is under the ice. They are about to use the key when Belle realizes their fiery guide is a liar. Lumiere admits that the Wicked Witch is the one who cursed him. She wants them to bring back the Dark One so she can control him with his dagger. Regardless of that, Neal wants to get his father back. He uses the key. It becomes white hot and leaves a mark on his hand. The vault opens. The Dark One arises.
In Storybrooke, Henry realizes that something is up with his mom. He wants to know the truth or he wants to go back to New York. Their conversation ends abruptly when Emma gets word that Neal is back. He has a strange marking on his hand. He has no idea how it got there. Neal is crushed to learn that Henry didn’t get his memories back. Elsewhere, Zelena presses Mary Margaret for information while having her drink lots of orange juice. She assures her that she’s not letting her have the baby without her.
While investigating the farmhouse, Regina finds Robin Hood there, too. They partner up on the witch hunt. Regina has the sense that the two of them have met before. They are obviously attracted to each other and end up sharing a drink. When Robin holds out a glass, Regina recognizes the lion tattoo on his hand. It’s the one Tinker Bell told her was worn by her soul mate.
Back in town, Neal wants to leave his hospital. Hook stops him with a hug. He still remembers Neal as the young boy he cared for many years ago. He’s all grown up now and he needs to look for his father. Hook knows this. That’s why he lets him go. Mr. Gold is out there and he’s in pain. Emma and David find him agonizing over the voices in his head as a flying monkey attacks. Neal catches up with Emma, who says his father took off. The search for him is on once again.
Belle learns that the symbol on Neal’s hand is from an ancient talisman on a key that opens the vault of the Dark One, who can only be restored in exchange for another life. If Neal used the key, he should be dead. Past and present events now coincide. Neal collapses before Emma in the woods as well as before Belle by the vault. A fully restored Rumplestiltskin rushes to his son’s side. The Wicked Witch appears. She controls the dagger as Rumple sucks Neal into himself amidst a protective energy cocoon.
In the present, Neal asks Emma to use her magic to separate him from his father. She reluctantly does so. Mr. Gold is back. He says that Zelena is the Wicked Witch. He knows that there’s no way to save his son. Neal gives Emma the special locket he held onto through all this. He wants her to tell Henry he was a good father. Mr. Gold desperately wants to save his boy. However, this is beyond even his power. Neal declares his love for his papa thanking him for showing what true sacrifice is. He then dies in Emma’s arms.
Emma and David rush home to Mary Margaret. Zelena escapes just as they arrive. Emma breaks the news that Neal is gone. Back in the woods, Zelena approaches a grieving Mr. Gold. She still controls him with the dagger. She orders him back into his cage. Mr. Gold continues to grieve, as does everyone else in town. As for Emma, she tells Henry that some bad people wanted to hurt his father. They succeeded in killing a good man. These evildoers got away. Emma assures Henry that she’s going to find them.
Cast[2]
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Guest Starring
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*: Only in archive footage
Trivia
Production Notes
- The title card features Lumiere.
- The title of this episode was announced by Adam Horowitz via his Twitter account on December 25, 2013.[3]
- The hospital scene where Hook brings Neal jello, is a shout-out to a deleted scene from "In the Name of the Brother", where Hook is roaming around the hospital and expresses confusion at seeing this food product.
Event Chronology
- The Enchanted Forest flashbacks occur after "Witch Hunt" and 3 months before "The Jolly Roger". (For more details, see the Enchanted Forest timeline)
- The Storybrooke events occur after "The Tower" and before "It's Not Easy Being Green". (For more details, see the Land Without Magic timeline)
Episode Connections
- Belle remarks that Hook tried to kill her twice; referring to the events of "Queen of Hearts" and "The Outsider".
- Emma gave the swan keychain necklace back to Neal in "Manhattan".
- How the first Dark One was "born", is explored in "Nimue".
- Belle mentions events in "Lacey" when Rumplestiltskin built the library of the castle.
- Regina remembers events of "Quite a Common Fairy" when Tinker Bell helped her find a second chance at true love.
- Hook reminisces about Neal, when he was still Baelfire, and the time they spent together in "And Straight On 'Til Morning".
- Neal mentions that he almost married his grandfather's evil minion, who he first met in "Selfless, Brave and True".
- Emma tells Neal about Walsh proposing to her and how she later discovered his true identity in "New York City Serenade".
- Emma recalls the life she and Neal wanted to have in Tallahassee, which they decided in "Tallahassee".
- What happened to Lumiere after Belle took him away is shown in "Bleeding Through".
- Rumplestiltskin's fate after he was taken captive by Zelena is revealed in "A Curious Thing".
- Belle also returns to Snow White and the others in "A Curious Thing".
- After discovering Zelena's true identity, Emma intends to ask Regina to cast a protective spell around Mary Margaret's loft, which is enacted in "The Jolly Roger".
- The park bench where Emma tells Henry about his father is the same bench that Hook and Emma sit on in "Snow Drifts".
Disney
- This episode features an enchanted candelabra named Lumiere, a character from the Walt Disney Animation Studios adaptation of Beauty and the Beast.
Fairy Tales and Folklore
- This episode features Belle from the Beauty and the Beast fairy tale, Rumplestiltskin from the Rumplestiltskin fairy tale, Captain Hook from the Peter Pan story, Robin Hood from the ballad, as well as the Wicked Witch of the West and Flying Monkeys from the The Wonderful Wizard of Oz story.
Popular Culture
- Rumplestiltskin's bookshelf is full of old books, including:
- Leatherbound editions of The Selected Writings of Elbert Hubbard:
- Selected Writings of Elbert Hubbard: The Elect, Volume V, 1923 (upside-down, on the right hand side on the top shelf).[4]
- Selected Writings of Elbert Hubbard: On My Way, Volume VII (upside-down, on the right hand side on the top shelf).[4]
- Selected Writings of Elbert Hubbard: Modern Business, Volume VIII, 1928[5]
- The Savoy Operas, by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (1926)[5]
- Heartbroken Melody by Kathleen Norris (1939)[5]
- Leatherbound editions of The Selected Writings of Elbert Hubbard:
Props Notes
- The cover of the book which holds the key to the Dark One's vault,[6] shows an image of the Gnostic deity Abraxas. The text and the image is a replica of the engraving on one of the Abraxas stones, gemstones with the word "Abraxas" engraved on them, which were used as amulets or charms.
- The page with the key,[7] is a facsimile of page 102 of Book VIII of De Civitate Dei[8] (The City of God), a book of Christian philosophy written in Latin by early Christian theologian and philosopher Augustine of Hippo in the early fifth century.
- The page contains part 1, and the start of part 2, from Book VIII. An English translation can be found on Project Gutenberg:
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/45304/45304-h/45304-h.htm#Page_305
- The page contains part 1, and the start of part 2, from Book VIII. An English translation can be found on Project Gutenberg:
- The page with the key,[7] is a facsimile of page 102 of Book VIII of De Civitate Dei[8] (The City of God), a book of Christian philosophy written in Latin by early Christian theologian and philosopher Augustine of Hippo in the early fifth century.
- The label on Zelena's bottle of orange juice[9] says Andana; the Cebuano word for "floor, storey".[10] It is "best before" January 21. 2014. The text at the top of the bottle says "la pulpe se dépose naturellement", which is French for "pulp settles naturally".
- The symbols on the Vault of the Dark One[11] includes the tomoe, the triquetra, the triangle, the Eye of Providence, the pentagram and the sun. Circling all the other symbols is the Ouroboros, which represents cyclicality, especially in the sense of something constantly re-creating itself—fitting for the vault of the Dark One.
- In "The Broken Kingdom", Guinevere touches three of the symbols in order to open the vault.
- The book[12] that Belle uses to identify the symbol on Neal's hand is written in Latin.
Costume Notes
- Belle is wearing[13] a Carven Multi Patterned Sweater[14] and a Burberry Black Zip Detail Jersey Skirt[15] (no longer available). Belle wears the same skirt in "Bleeding Through".[16]
- Emma is wearing[17] an Equipment Oscar Turtleneck Cashmere Sweater in Heather Grey.[18]
- Regina is wearing[19] a Joseph Women's Blue Cashair Scarf[20] (no longer available).
- Roland's jacket[21] is a Kids' Quilted Barn Jacket from J.Crew[22] (no longer available). Roland continues to wear this jacket in almost every episode where he appears (the only exceptions are "Broken Heart" and "Last Rites").
Filming Locations
- The scenes by the Vault of the Dark One were filmed high up in the mountains around the city of Vancouver.[23]
International Titles
| International Titles | ||
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| Language | Title | Translation |
| Finnish | "Hiljainen mieli" | "Quiet Mind" |
| French | "Une Vie pour une Vie" | "A Life For a Life" |
| German | "Wo Lumière ist, ist auch Schatten" | "Where There Is Lumière, There Is Also Shadow" |
| Hungarian | "Kettő az egyben" | "Two in One" |
| Italian | "Menti silenziose" | "Quiet Minds" |
| Portuguese | "Mentes Silenciosas" | "Silent Minds" |
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