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FULL | Once Upon a Time Reaction S05E23 An Untold Story (Patreon)

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Hi guys! For the past week I have been uploading my reactions to Patreon directly since I have a certain amount of hours per month and I can upload the videos in better quality than in Dropbox because I have limited space there (and I'm actually running out :') that's why I started using Patreon) I have been told the Patreon video player lags so if it lags for you let me know and I'll upload and edit the Dropbox link here! I (in lower quality, like I've always done there)

In Dropbox, you will be able to stream only an hour of video, if the reaction is over an hour and you'd like to see the rest of it you're gonna have to download the reaction. Sorry about that.

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Heidi Elizabeth Marcum

An Untold Story- Finally!! Someone who feels as I do in regards to Regina needing to stop thinking of herself and the Evil Queen as two separate people! Thank you, Sora!! And thank you very much for another fantastic reaction to this second part of season five's finale! I enjoy this episode! Although, like I've mentioned... I feel that season five's two part finale is my least favorite of all the finales throughout this entire show, as much as I do still enjoy them too. I enjoy this episode for the most part, and I even appreciate what I might not care about as much too. However, there are also some things within this episode that I really don't like. But I will come back to all this shortly... To start with all that I absolutely love about this episode... First... My absolute favorite moment within this episode, is the beautiful moment between Killian and Emma, when Emma pulls the man she loves aside upon their return to Storybrooke, and Emma at last tells Killian that she loves him, without there being any kind of trouble or fear they're facing!! Such a beautiful moment between my favorite True Love couple!! I absolutely love seeing Killian then sweep Emma up into his arms and kiss her so gently, yet with so much passion as well! I love them together so much!! :) Second... One of my favorite moments within this episode, is actually quite a small moment between Emma and Henry, while Regina, Gold, and Violet are standing around them listening, as they're all standing by the fountain in New York City. I love this moment just as Henry begins to share with his family about his plan to save the rest of their family, as Henry asks Emma about the last time they had spoken in front of this fountain back when they had been living in New York during the missing year shown throughout the Wicked Witch arc within season three, when everyone had lost their memories thanks to Zelena. I love how Henry explains that he had once tossed a penny into this fountain to make a wish for his mother so that she would be happy, upon him seeing how sad and lonely his mom had grown. Even though Walsh was currently still in her life. And when Henry asks her to remember why he made this wish so that she could be happy, Emma states that a few days later, Hook came back into her life. And that he had helped her to remember who she truly was. I absolutely love this!!! Because I absolutely love that Emma once again recognizes and remembers how much Killian has done for her and how he truly makes her so happy!! It's beautiful! This may be an incredibly subtle moment, and one that might not be so important in regards to everything else happening throughout this episode. However, I feel this moment is also so important, and I really love that this moment is included!! :) Another moment I really love... In the ending, just before Violet and Henry share their first kiss, Violet talks to Henry about how her father isn't actually from Camelot like everyone believed. That he is actually from our world... From somewhere in Connecticut. She also mentions that her father struggled with being a Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, which is the title of another classic novel I've read some time ago, and from which a few movies and shows have been made too... The Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. Hence my reason for requesting this movie... A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court for you to enjoy this month too, Tim. I always have my reasons. :) And this reveal adds even more to the new theme of classic novel and folklore characters that are being brought into Once Upon a Time, and is setting this show up nicely for season six to come! I love it! :) And now... I absolutely love the Evil Queen! She has always been my absolute favorite villain throughout all of Once Upon a Time!!! And I think that this new version of the Evil Queen is absolutely marvelous, because Lana Parrilla plays her so phenomenally!! And I am so happy that the Evil Queen is back, and in such a way that doesn't cause for hero Regina to disappear from the show like when Regina had reverted back into her evil self back in season two and for some of the first half in the Neverland arc in season three! And now... We have both Regina and the Evil Queen, upon Regina using Jekyll's serum to rip her dark half out in the hope of finding happiness again without being burdened by the sins of her past. But is she truly free? As for my dislikes within this episode... Now... While I absolutely love the results of this storyline, and I love that Jekyll's serum comes into play for Regina's upcoming story arc within season six as well because Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde have joined this show, and are such major characters within this two part finale and for their story arc to come within season six... I am also not really a fan of Regina's decision to try to rip her darker side out. Of course, I understand why Regina feels the need to split herself in two, so she can try to move on and be happy, supposedly without her darker half pulling her down. However, with this being said... Our darker sides can be a burden, of course. But they also help us to grow and become better versions of ourselves over the years. We need to feel sad in order to feel happy. We need our pain, in order to be able to grow. And sadly, one thing that I have always really hated about Regina, ever since season one and especially throughout season two... Regina has always found a way to blame her problems and her poor decisions on someone else, including on the Evil Queen within her, as if she believes her and the Evil Queen to be two separate individuals living together in one body. It has been Snow White for a very long time, then it was Cora, Rumple, etc... And now, Regina is once again blaming someone else for her current problems... The Evil Queen, as if she is a separate being. Which almost makes it seem like she's trying to make herself blameless in her own eyes and in everyone else's eyes. Regina has now succeeded in splitting herself from her darker side... once again bringing back the Evil Queen. I absolutely love that we have her back, while we are able to keep Regina too!! However, I hate the way Regina talks about her like she is a separate being before she even does so. And now... Regina thinks she has destroyed her, and therefore has succeeded in getting rid of all her troubles. Unfortunately... The Evil Queen has survived, and she's bringing trouble. But there's lots of goodness to come for Regina and the Evil Queen, and I'm excited for you to get into season six!! :) As for Rumple... You know how I feel about him at this point. I'm more annoyed with his story arc than not. However, I do have to admit that I am intrigued by his new plan to awaken Belle, upon learning about this new way from Hyde. And yet... I am beyond frustrated with him for his attitude towards Regina, Emma, and Henry. It's not surprising at all because his attitude is still very much a part of his character. I am just annoyed. And I am angry with him for his attempt to actually kill Emma and Regina, which is actually a bit surprising, but not appreciated. And as for Henry's continuing storyline regarding his mission with Violet to destroy magic... I still hate it. I believe wholeheartedly that the problems come from us, and that magic is simply the tools these characters use to cause the problems within Once Upon a Time. Henry's attitude and once again sudden hatred of magic really makes me angry within this two part finale. And I especially hate that in one moment... Henry doesn't think before he immediately destroys all of Storybrooke's magic by the power of the Holy Grail's dark twin, even if it is to save Emma and Regina from Gold. And then, how in the next moment... Henry is angry with himself for making this decision upon learning that his family is in trouble. I hate how quick and excited he becomes to bring all the magic back. I enjoy Henry's speech to convince all the people in the city to believe in magic, even if it is just for a moment. However, for someone who has the heart of the truest believer... I just hate how wishy washy his character is written regarding his love and hatred of magic. And then... I really love the moments in both New York City and in the Land of Untold Stories, when the portal opens up thanks to everyone's wishes upon them believing in magic for a moment, so that Killian, Snow and Charming, and Zelena can jump through and return to their loved ones once again. I love their reunion, and seeing how the people all do believe in magic for a moment thanks to Henry. I love how everyone's coins they toss into the fountain appear on the other side of the portal within the Land of Untold Stories just before the portal opens. Absolutely brilliant! I know many of this show's fans feel this moment of Henry's speech and how our heroes are able to escape from Hyde upon the portal opening for them, is cringy. And I somewhat agree a little, but I also actually really appreciate the message this moment tries to convey to us. How we need to believe in hope and in magic again, that good and prevail against evil, and more... Henry's acting and how this moment within this episode makes this scene fall flat. And yet I love the message of hope. As for the Land of Untold Stories... I absolutely love learning about this mysterious new realm through Jekyll, as he explains to Killian, David, Snow, and Zelena how this is a land where people have come from all over for refuge. While Hyde explains to Regina and Henry that he has brought some "friends" with him from this land, who may not want their stories to be told. And I love seeing the surroundings of this realm, as Jekyll leads our heroes through the streets, allowing us to see the people and possible glimpses into who these characters might be. :) Next... I love how Killian, David, Snow, and David return to help Jekyll after he's been taken by the orderly, then come to discover who this doctor really is upon seeing the orderly use Jekyll's serum to split Hyde from him. And I do find it very interesting that Hyde is strong enough to absorb even Zelena's fireball of magic. Fantastic! And lastly, regarding the Dragon's return... I can't help but feel that his return is unnecessary. I understand his reasons for being in New York, as a character who can help our heroes to reunite and to bring magic back. However, I don't understand how the Dragon is even alive, when the last time we saw him was way back in season two's episode, titled... Selfless, Brave, and True, when Tamara "kills" him with her all powerful taser that is apparently powerful enough to kill both the Dragon and Pinocchio, possibly given to her from Pan. So... How is the Dragon alive again? How did he survive, when August confirmed to Emma and for us viewers, that he had found his body still lying dead when he returned to the Dragon for help again two days later? The Dragon being alive again, without there being any kind of explanation, isn't great. If there was some kind of explanation, it would help greatly. Overall... I enjoy this episode for the most part. My biggest annoyances come from Henry and Gold, as well as from Regina blaming her mistakes and burdens once again on someone else... On the Evil Queen, while not accepting the blame upon herself. In spite of my love for the Evil Queen's return to Once Upon a Time. And yet... I do also enjoy a lot of this episode's other storylines and moments as well. So... Thank you very much once again, Sora! I have loved your reactions for season five, and I am so excited for you to get into season six!!! I love a number of story arcs, storylines, and moments between our beloved characters throughout season six! As for my absolute favorite episodes from season five... I love Siege Perilous, Birth, Broken Heart, Swan Song, The Souls of the Departed, The Brothers Jones, Firebird, and Last Rites. I would love to know which episodes are your favorites too, Sora. Thank you, my dear friend! Sincerely, Heidi